In an alarming development, Chris Kindred from Sweet Baby Inc. allegedly contacted YouTuber Smash JT’s former employer in a bid to get him fired. This incident comes on the heels of Kindred and another Sweet Baby Inc. employee's attempt to canc…
In an alarming development, Chris Kindred from Sweet Baby Inc. allegedly contacted YouTuber Smash JT’s former employer in a bid to get him fired. This incident comes on the heels of Kindred and another Sweet Baby Inc. employee's attempt to cancel Brazilian gamer KabrutusRambo for creating a Steam curator list documenting Sweet Baby Inc.'s projects available on Steam.
At the end of February, Kindred took to X, denouncing KabrutusRambo and calling for the cancellation of his Steam account, equating it to theft. Now, Smash JT reveals that Kindred reached out to his former workplace, accusing him of harassment and running a website collecting a non-white audience. Smash JT explains how this accusation is easily disproved and describes how Kindred's attempt to contact his former employer backfired.
Smash JT details, "He reached out to a company where I had worked and said that 'I am harassing and have started a website collecting a non-white audience.' This is easily disprovable if you go to my website and see there's nothing illegal. Despite trying to get my website taken down, everything is public information. He contacted a place I worked at three years ago, busy professionals, leaving messages and thinking it wouldn’t get back to me. Maybe he thought it would be anonymous, even though he left his name and phone number.”
Smash JT continues, “I don't know what you were thinking, Chris. This is going to come back full force. You are the bad guy in this situation. Trying to get people fired and proactively calling, verifying employment, discussing harassment, potential racism, and claiming my site is for a non-white audience? This is unjustifiable and doesn't need to exist in the gaming industry.”
This incident isn't isolated. At the end of May, Smash JT’s website was targeted by Second Wind Editor-in-Chief Nick Calandra. Calandra urged people to report the site to Wix, which led to its temporary takedown for 36 hours. Despite these attempts, Smash JT stands firm, ..
