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Richard Masucci (born: July 15, 1981), better known online as ReviewTechUSA, is an American gaming journalist and YouTuber, well known for having controversies surrounding some of his videos. He mostly covers gaming news, but also sometimes covers tech and real life news/drama.
His style used to be mainly commentary over video gameplay footage, but now is entirely face commentary and is well known for his persona of him licking cucumbers for his fans.
ReviewTechUSA also has a channel called "RLM Corp", in which that focuses on world issues since November, 2014, which had been inactive since August, 2015, but recently started uploading the ReviewTechUSA and Red podcast on it in May, 2017.[1]
YouTube Career[]
On November 22, 2008, ReviewTechUSA started his YouTube channel.[2] He started YouTube in July 2008, due to ReviewTechUSA's ex girlfriend breaking up with him, thus giving him the idea to start "RLMAudio" (based off of his dad's initials and occupation), then eventually ReviewTechUSA. Despite this, he was more active on the Blip.TV video service from 2008-2009.[3] He later left That Guy With The Glasses (now Channel Awesome),[4] and focused on his own YouTube channel, ReviewTechUSA.
His channel started kicking off around mid May 2010 with roughly 1,000 subscribers.[5] His early videos mostly consisted of him reviewing technology products (mostly game related). In 2011 onwards, ReviewTechUSA decided to focus more on gaming news, resulting in his channel's growth.
On November 3, 2012, ReviewTechUSA did a face reveal on his YouTube channel.[6]
ReviewTechUSA's channel grew more throughout 2012/2013. After having had many badly paid part time jobs ever since being fired in January 2009 from IBM because of the 2008 economic recession and on April 7, 2013, he quit his midnight part time jobs to fully focus on his YouTube career.[7]
On July 26, 2015, ReviewTechUSA announced a schedule for his videos (Monday, Wednesday, and Friday of each week) which only lasted 13 hours before he broke.[8]
On December 14, 2016, ReviewTechUSA suggested that due to the new YouTube algorithm, which favors YouTubers with daily 10+ minute content, that he would abandon his Twitch channel and livestream via YouTube instead in order to earn his usual income for a living and charity, and started doing so on January 2, 2017.[9][10]
On March 2017, a television host known as Liana Kerzner approached ReviewTechUSA for an interview, and was based off an Ashley Judd video that ReviewTechUSA did a few months back. It lead to ReviewTechUSA and Liana wanting to start a podcast called The ReviewTechUSA And Red Podcast with the support of Patreon. According to ReviewTechUSA this would help to stay ad free and gain exclusive access to the the podcast earlier than YouTube and also gain access to an audiable mp3 file for only $1 per month or more.[11]
ReviewTechUSA has experimented with his second channel in the past called RLM crop where he solely uploaded content that wasn't related to ReviewTechUSA such as his hip-hop music. Later on he decided to remove all content from his second channel and upload The ReviewTechUSA And Red Podcast content there.
Fans have requested ReviewTechUSA to upload all streaming content away from his main channel and ReviewTechUSA decided to rename his secondary channel from RLMCrop to RTUStream in order to do his livestreams there. But due to unsuccessful channels and visits, he decided to abandoned RTUStream and livestreams back to the main ReviewTechUSA channel.
Ever since he moved, he bought a new studio and he made a promise that by asking fans for donations would result in better production value and uncensored content.
In October of 2018 he announced that he would no longer be doing live recording showing his face, instead he went back to gameplay which gained mix reactions from his fans due to past practices. Some even suggested ReviewTechUSA to refund his Patreon supporters [12]meanwhile others claimed that ReviewTechUSA was pulling of the ebay camcorder scam once again.
Since then he has returned to showing his face and has stopped gameplay footage completely.
On May 2024, ReviewTechUSA uploaded a video titled "I guess this is a goodbye video..." in which he states that "I'm over what ReviewTechUSA was." He states that between the stagnating growth of the channel and the problems in his personal life, he no longer wishes to make uploads on a regular basis. He still plans on streaming on his second channel, RTUStreams, and Twitch[13].
Personal life[]
ReviewTechUSA was born in Bridgeport, Connecticut of Italian descent[14], and currently lives in Carmel, New York with his fiancé Lauren Baldanza Giacomelli (born 1980). Lauren's ex-husband is named Anthony G. Giacomelli and they had four kids together before they separated.
ReviewTechUSA also has a son named Matthew Giacomelli Masucci (born October 7, 2016) and a younger brother, Zachary Masucci (born 2002),[15] who also made a few guest appearances and also has a YouTube channel since September, 2015.
ReviewTechUSA has an associates degree from Dutchess Community College, class of 2002,[16] and has worked various jobs in the past, such as: at a furniture store, Filene's, HP, IBM, Staples, Circuit City, and a psychiatrist office. He mentioned he was fired from his manager at Staples for 'no apparent reason'.[17]
In one video, ReviewTechUSA mentions that his dad, ReviewTechUSAard Lewis Masucci, Sr. (born 1957), was/is an electrical engineer[18] since he was 16 years old, and he is the main reason why ReviewTechUSA got interested in technology and games in the first place. His mother, Roseanne Tunno Masucci (born 1957), used to work for Q-Search.
As ReviewTechUSA is overweight, he often goes to the gym, and as a result has made videos about his catastrophic incidents in public gyms. On March 24, 2019 ReviewTechUSA explained in a YouTube video titled "My Weight Loss And Why I Decided to Make The Change" how he decided to truly start losing weight. On June 9, 2019 he confirmed in another video that he was under 300 pounds for the first time since 2006. [19] Since that video, ReviewTechUSA has frequently encouraged people to lose weight, such as posting videos against the notion that being overweight is okay such as "Being Fat is Not OK"[20] and "The Fat Acceptance Plague Is Now Hitting Retailers, and It Scares Me".[21]
ReviewTechUSA was once doxed by a troll named "ReviewHellUSA" (Paul K. Scott, another "TheRTUCritic" account) on November 10, 2015, which revealed much of his personal information such as his date of birth, parents and wife's ex-husband. In December 2016, ReviewTechUSA mentioned of his grandmother's passing.[22]
In 2018 ReviewTechUSA was once again doxed only after he moved to his new address. This time his brother's information was also leaked. Also in 2018, ReviewTechUSA's basement got flooded. While he was visiting his family due to power outage he came back to grab his laptop to only found out the basement was socked in water.
ReviewTechUSA has boasted on Twitter claiming that he will move to a new state meanwhile this wasn't the case given the evidence was provided.
2006 Stalking Incident[]
In a video uploaded on January 18, 2016, ReviewTechUSA told the story of when he was excessively stalked. ReviewTechUSA explains that in the year 2006, he began receiving mysterious private phone calls from a man named Ralph. Ralph would always ask ReviewTechUSA to go out and get something to drink with him (usually coffee). Ralph would call ReviewTechUSA an average of 10-20 times a day. ReviewTechUSA attempted to go to the police, but they couldn't intervene as Ralph wasn't threatening ReviewTechUSA and ReviewTechUSA didn't know Ralph's last name. The calls eventually subsided after enough time had passed. However, one day while working at a psychiatrists office, ReviewTechUSA received a new phone call from Ralph. ReviewTechUSA learned that Ralph was a patient at the office and was seeing a doctor named Terry. ReviewTechUSA also learned Ralph's last name and information.
After this occurred, Ralph began calling ReviewTechUSA 10-20 times a day again. ReviewTechUSA initially didn't go back to the police despite now knowing Ralph's information because of doctor-patient confidentially, as well as because Ralph still wasn't threatening him. However, after a long period of excessive calling, even culminating when ReviewTechUSA angrily told Ralph that if they ever met he would, "kick his teeth in", and when Ralph stated that their meeting was, "gonna happen", ReviewTechUSA went to the police with Ralph's information. The police went to Ralph's home and it was revealed that Ralph was a married man, who while being confronted had to explain the situation in front of his wife. After the police saw Ralph, ReviewTechUSA stated that he never received a phone call from him again.
Controversies[]
E-Begging Accusations[]
In February 2013, ReviewTechUSA uploaded a video called "I need your help" with a PayPal logo for the thumbnail to get his fans to donate money so ReviewTechUSA could buy a $350 Sony HDR-CX260V camcorder promising to pay back his donators and even though ReviewTechUSA did pay back his donors later that month,[23] YouTuber "BlackBusterCritic" (BBC),[24][25] Jamin Williams, from Texas accused ReviewTechUSA of e-begging from his fans.[26][27]
Shuhei Yoshida[]
On October 28, 2013, ReviewTechUSA uploaded a video called "PS4/Xbox One Launch Disasters Imminent! (Please Share)",[28] where ReviewTechUSA speaks about why the online versions of PS4/Xbox One games such as Watch Dogs, The Crew, Driveclub, and Call of Duty: Ghosts were 720p instead on 1080p or higher, claiming it was to prevent online lag due to DRM. In response, the president of Sony, Shuhei Yoshida, called his video, "so stupid" via Twitter the same day.[29][30]
Big Cheese Gaming & The Big Cheese Crusaders[]
ReviewTechUSA has a dedicated community of trolls named "The Big Cheese Crusaders" who have been trolling ReviewTechUSA ever since his $200 dollar CheddarGate scandal.
This occurred back In December 2014, when ReviewTechUSA got into a failed agreement with a fellow YouTuber named "Big Cheese Gaming" (BigCheeseVG),[31][32]
ReviewTechUSA returned Big Cheese Gaming's computer before the 6 month period promise and didn't think he should need to pay $200 at all nor continue advertising his channel anymore. Despite the disagreements, ReviewTechUSA apologized and made a video of him giving Jakeem the $200 dollars in January 2015.[33] As a consequence ReviewTechUSA inherited the "The Big Cheese Crusaders" who still taunt ReviewTechUSA over the $200 dollar CheddarGate scandal, which later became a meme.[34]
ReviewTechUSA had been contemplating disabling his comments because of "The Big Cheese Crusaders", which got criticism and ReviewTechUSA was labeled as being pro-censorship. He decided to filter out keywords such as "Big Cheese" and "$200" in order to continue having the comment section open, although later on he decided to remove this and started encouraging jokes and memes about the situation.[35]
TheRTUCritic[]
In April 2015, one of ReviewTechUSA's trolls known as "TheRTUCritic" (a portmanteau of ReviewTechUSA and "BlackBusterCritic"), who associated himself as one of "The Big Cheese Crusaders" began a campaign to end ReviewTechUSA's YouTube career. He excessively spammed ReviewTechUSA's Facebook page, scared off ReviewTechUSA's sponsors,[36] prank called ReviewTechUSA while at his local gym,[37] revealed family photos,[38] called ReviewTechUSA's wife's ex, tried buying the trademark to the name ReviewTechUSA, and even stalked ReviewTechUSA via GPS in order to track ReviewTechUSA's every move (to the point where ReviewTechUSA was on a 2015 summer road trip and "TheRTUCritic" Tweeted to ReviewTechUSA his exact location).
On May 9, 2015, ReviewTechUSA received a death threat on his Facebook page from a user called "Tony Mlgmaster Dutch"[39][40] (another "TheRTUCritic" account) and therefore did not attend the Too Many Games gaming convention. On November 10, 2015, "TheRTUCritic" doxxed ReviewTechUSA and leaked his personal information to the general public.[41][42]
On February 21, 2016, ReviewTechUSA challenged TheRTUCritic to a boxing match to settle their differences, though he never accepted ReviewTechUSA's challenge.[43] Later that month, TheRTUCritic was doxed back and exposed by one of ReviewTechUSA's friends, a YouTuber by the name of "BlackB0nd", Ryan Galiber.[44][45]
Keemstar Drama[]
On January 23, 2016, ReviewTechUSA got into a heated debate on Twitter with Keemstar, who criticized ReviewTechUSA for proposing to create a Patreon donation account on a Twitter survey,[46] which ReviewTechUSA's fans said no to.[47] Keemstar claimed that ReviewTechUSA was making at least $10,000/monthly and didn't need a Patreon, claiming that Patreon's are normally for small YouTube content creators. ReviewTechUSA then claimed that Keemstar's Steam.me livestream account had a donation box and that it was basically the same thing, which Keemstar denied.[48]
PewDiePie[]
On February 14, 2017, ReviewTechUSA made a video talking about PewDiePie's anti-semitic jokes. However he didn't do his research and instead solely relied on the article that Wall Street Journal made which gained tons of backslash. Two days later, ReviewTechUSA made an apology video[49] and removed the original video which was later re-uploaded by another user.[50]
ReviewTechUSA And Red Podcast[]
On March 2017, ReviewTechUSA created a podcast with Liana Kerzner named ReviewTechUSA And Red Podcast.[51]
NSFW Discord[]
In April 2024, it was brought to light that there was a channel on the ReviewTechUSA Discord server where some users (including mods[52]) posted NSFW lolicon and furry pornography. This as a result caused the server to be nuked.[53]
Alleged Viewbotting[]
In April 2024 during a live stream, over 200 viewers left the live stream in a short period of time.[54] This led some to believe that ReviewTechUSA was viewbotting.[55]
Subscriber Milestones[]
- 100,000 subscribers: October 13, 2013.[56]
- 200,000 subscribers: May 18, 2014.[57]
- 300,000 subscribers: March 10, 2015.[58]
- 400,000 subscribers: October 17, 2015.[59]
- 500,000 subscribers: June 2, 2016.[60]
- 600,000 subscribers: April 11, 2017.
- 700,000 subscribers: November 5, 2017.
- 800,000 subscribers: January 27, 2019.
- 900,000 subscribers: July 15, 2020.
- 1,000,000 subscribers: May 3, 2022.
Video View Milestones[]
- 25 million video views: November 26, 2013.
- 50 million video views: July 11, 2014.
- 75 million video views: December 24, 2014.
- 100 million video views: May 8, 2015.
- 125 million video views: September 19, 2015.
- 200 million video views: December 11, 2016.[61]
- 300 million video views: November 28, 2018.
- 400 million video views: July 28, 2020.
Trivia[]
- The person at the beginning of ReviewTechUSA's video's is his friend Matthew "Matt" Scullin[62] (dubbed by ReviewTechUSA as the "Intro guy")[63][64], a high school friend.
- ReviewTechUSA has repeatedly farted and burped on his streams as a way of amusing his fans.[65]
- ReviewTechUSA got the signature "Skibbidy-bop-um-dada" while at a mall with his friends Mike and Matt in 1999. At the time, Matt would sometimes stutter his words, and after hurriedly mentioning he forgot something in his car Matt made a joke out of the stutter by improvising a small scat riff, which became the inspiration for the intro sound.[66]
- ReviewTechUSA has admitted to smoking weed in 2002, he was 21 years old at the time..
- Despite ReviewTechUSA creating his channel on November 22, 2008, he didn't upload his first YouTube video until August 11, 2009 entitled "WHY I GAME (DEADMAN7257 RESPONSE)".[67]
- Before ReviewTechUSA made his ReviewTechUSA YouTube channel, he once had a channel called "RLMAudio",[68] in 2008 which he had a subscription to,[69] which he later took down because of disliking the name.
- ReviewTechUSA has a cat.[70]
- ReviewTechUSA says he despises sexism,[71][72][73] racism,[74][75] etc.[76][77] Even to the point where he apologized for accidentally saying a homosexual slur on one of his Twitch livestreams, though ReviewTechUSA has said so in the past as quotes.
- ReviewTechUSA also has a music channel called "Flip Diddup" (based on Matt's "Ski-dadon-dada"), that focuses primarily on Hip-Hop beats since August 3, 2013, which was last active on February 26, 2017.[78]
- ReviewTechUSA has had a "delinquent" persona since September, 2011 known as Sex E. Coco. It features a muscular black man who is often full of himself making comments on his body. Coco's first video was talking about the Playstation game Cho Aniki.
- ReviewTechUSA has a SubReddit called "ReviewTechUSA",[79] since 2013, with most of the posts often criticism against ReviewTechUSA.
- On December 24, 2014, ReviewTechUSA released "The Horse Song",[80] and mentions his friend Matt in the verse, "Why do horses run on courses, say Matt Scullin, flush his sources."
- ReviewTechUSA has a Twitch account, but after being DDos'd many times, he gave up and decided to never use Twitch again on May 6, 2015,[81] but returned on October of the same year.
- ReviewTechUSA and Lizard Squad have confronted and had a heated debate on May 19, 2015. The video can be found on ReviewTechUSA's channel and on DramaAlert's channel.[82][83]
- ReviewTechUSA has a persona by the name HappyTechUSA to contradict his usual hate rants on Nintendo and their marketing schemes (though he loves Nintendo), since June 10, 2015.[84][85][86][87][88]
- ReviewTechUSA has gotten into several heated discussions on Twitter in the past (most notably "Keemstar" who blocked him), which was over a Patreon donation survey on January 23, 2016.
- On September 2, 2016, ReviewTechUSA released an "Exposed" song mainly directed towards YouTube drama in general, which consists of ReviewTechUSA singing over Kevin MacLeod's "Electro Cabello",[89] with "Scarce", "PewDiePie", "Keemstar", and "SSSniperWolf" in the video's thumbnail.
- When ReviewTechUSA's son named Matthew was born, he hired a fellow YouTuber "MundaneMatt", Matthew Jarbo, to host three of ReviewTechUSA's videos in the meantime.[90][91][92][93]
- ReviewTechUSA is primarily a PC Gamer, but is into classic console gaming as well.[94][95][96]
- On December 22, 2016, ReviewTechUSA uploaded a ASMR video titled "ASMR: A Look At Retro Tech From A 1990 Sears Wish Book".[97]
- ReviewTechUSA has a distaste for Apple products.[98][99]
- ReviewTechUSA's most disliked video in terms of Like-to-Dislike ratio is a video entitled "Oh PewDiePie, There's A Time And Place... LEARN IT! #DemiLovato" published on July 27, 2018.
- ReviewTechUSA pronounces the name "Mario" differently.
- ReviewTechUSA has sponsorships to: Dollar Shave Club, GamersGate, and many more.
- ReviewTechUSA was once sponsored by a convinced criminal of Shadows Government.
- ReviewTechUSA is friends with "MundaneMatt",[100] "BLACKB0ND",[101] "TheArchfiend",[102] and many other YouTubers.
- ReviewTechUSA has talked about his Twitter deactivation due to toxic nature of his Twitter and will run by 3rd party.
- Ever since ReviewTechUSA deactivated his Twitter, many of his followers has criticized that he is still running his Twitter not a 3rd party judging by the Tweets posted.
- ReviewTechUSA has closed his Twitter temporarily and re-activated before 30 days.
- A new site for all ReviewTechUSA needs was created in October 2018[103].
- During the beta launch of Call of Duty Black Ops 4, ReviewTechUSA told his followers on Twitter that he wasn't very excited for the game due to his view of the Call of Duty series in general.[104]
- ReviewTechUSA has turned off his 3rd party persona on Twitter and back to his normal state.
Gallery[]
References[]
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