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Douglass, who has almost 5 million subscribers on YouTube, said that on Saturday, Shelesh showed up at his home, posted an Instagram story and tagged his account.
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In 2022, he began using the "JJJacksfilms" account to parody Shelesh's videos. [36] [37] In response, she made several social media posts accusing him of sexism and plagiarism. [31] On October 13, 2023, Shelesh, while filming near Douglass's house, asked her followers if she should pay him a visit, stating that he lives near Shelesh's studio.
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