Trivia / Mumkey Jones

• Colbert Bump:
  • Mumkey gave one to Derek Savage's Indiegogo campaign to produce a sequel to Cool Cat Saves the Kids. The campaign had barely met over $1,000 of its $25,000 goal. Then Mumkey stepped in and said that he'd ask his fans to help back the campaign on the condition that he gets to play a major supporting role in the film. Derek agreed to this. Unfortunately, despite a subsequent increase in donations, especially within less than 24 hours of Mumkey's video, the campaign didn't manage to make enough money in time for the deadline.
  • Mumkey decided to do a browsing of his page on his second channel. Thanks to him, this place turned into shitpost hell from all his autistic fans.
  • After watching "Das the Saucemaster" trying to criticize him in a manner he found poorly made and boring, Mumkey found another YouTuber who criticized him known as Jeremiah 76 and entertained him far more, albeit ironically. As a punishment towards Das and a thanks to Jeremiah, Mumkey had his fanbase subscribe to Jeremiah's channel, getting him from 8 subscribers to a whopping 10,000 within two days.
• Creator Breakdown: After being kicked out of the PCP, Mumkey uploaded this video. Broken and on the verge of tears, Mumkey announce he would break all ties with the PCP members, including his Podcast with Digibro. After a few days of internet drama, however, Mumkey quickly bounced back and made amends with his former colleagues.
• Keep Circulating the Tapes: Mumkey's YouTube account and all backups were terminated by YouTube, forcing him to migrate to his own website and the only remnants of his videos left on YouTube were from other YouTubers. Mumkey actively encouraged this as a form of protest, in some hope the higher-ups would listen.
• Missing Episode: Episode 19 of Mumkey's Anime Reviews, which revolved around One Piece, was removed from YouTube due to "copyright shit" according to Mumkey, and later disappeared entirely when Vid.me shut down. He appears to have no intention to re-upload it, having referred to it as "the worst video I've ever done."
• Old Shame: Vincent and Duane Seek Vengeance, an incredibly edgy short film he made in high school about an atheist (played by Mumkey) who goes on a shooting rampage at his school. It almost got him expelled. He later took it apart in a three-part review on his channel.