Nick Fuentes, Destiny, and the Leaked Video Scandal: An Investigative Report
Charlie Kirk can’t have ALL of the attention!
(But believe me, the LGBTQ community wants nothing to do with him!)
In late 2024, a wave of speculation and controversy erupted online surrounding far-right commentator Nick Fuentes and liberal political streamer Steven Kenneth Bonnell II, known as Destiny. At the center of the storm was an alleged leaked sex tape that appeared to show Destiny engaged in a sexual act with another man—whom many speculated to be Fuentes. The video, along with resurfaced livestream clips and chat logs, ignited a firestorm of debate about the personal lives of two of the internet’s most polarizing figures.
This article examines the origins of the rumor, the evidence cited by various outlets, and the responses from both parties. It also explores the broader implications of the scandal in the context of online political discourse.
The Alleged Video
The controversy began when an explicit video surfaced on forums like Kiwi Farms and Reddit, allegedly showing Destiny receiving oral sex from another man. The second individual’s identity was obscured, but speculation quickly pointed to Nick Fuentes due to physical resemblance and timing of their known interactions.
According to DeepNewz, Fuentes denied being the man in the video but admitted to being gay. Destiny, meanwhile, confirmed that he was the recipient of oral sex in the video but did not identify the other participant. The site reported that Fuentes claimed the video was part of a smear campaign orchestrated by “pro-Israel hackers.”
The video itself was widely circulated on social media platforms before being removed for violating content policies. Clips and screenshots continue to circulate in private Discord servers and encrypted messaging groups, though no mainstream platform hosts the full footage.
Supporting Evidence and Online Reaction
The speculation was fueled by several resurfaced clips from Destiny’s August 2022 livestream, where Fuentes appeared as a guest. In one segment, Fuentes made flirtatious comments and joked about “sharing a bed” with Destiny. While many viewers dismissed the exchange as trolling, others interpreted it as suggestive.
A tweet from user @MajstcSeagull included a clip from the stream and stated, “They are real and they line up with the time Nick Fuentes was visiting Destiny that summer lol Nick Fuentes is gay.”
Additional screenshots from Destiny’s chat logs surfaced, showing him discussing homosexual fantasies and joking about “experimenting.” These logs were shared widely on X (formerly Twitter) and Reddit, adding fuel to the fire.
The Tribune reported that the video’s timing aligned with a known visit Fuentes made to Destiny’s home, further intensifying speculation. The outlet also noted that Destiny had previously been suspended from the Kick platform for inflammatory comments, suggesting a pattern of provocative behavior.
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Sidebar: Nick Fuentes Biography
Nick Fuentes is a far-right political commentator and live streamer born in 1998 in Illinois. He founded the “America First” movement and leads the extremist Groyper faction. Fuentes is widely known for promoting white supremacist, misogynistic, homophobic, and antisemitic views2. He has praised Adolf Hitler, denied the Holocaust, and called for violence against journalists and immigrants. His rhetoric often cloaks hate speech in irony, drawing younger audiences into radical ideologies. Fuentes attended the 2017 Charlottesville rally and events preceding the January 6 Capitol attack, and was banned from YouTube for violating hate speech policies.
Wikipedia / Nick Fuentes – Biography and Controversies
Source: Wikipedia (www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nick_Fuentes)
Atlanta Black Star / Fuentes Faces Backlash for Hate Speech
Source: Atlanta Black Star (www.atlantablackstar.com/2025/09/11/nick-fuentes-tries-to-mourn-sudden-death-of-maga-activist-internet-hit-him-with-a-brutal-reality-check-with-facts)
Salon / Fuentes Praises Hitler, Spreads Extremism
Source: Salon (www.salon.com/2022/03/02/is-nick-fuentes-a-young-nationalist-hopes-to-pull-the-all-the-way-to-hitler)

Public Statements and Denials
Both Destiny and Fuentes have addressed the controversy publicly, though their responses have varied in tone and content.
Destiny, known for his blunt and often sarcastic style, confirmed that he was in the video but refused to name the other person. In a follow-up stream, he said, “I’m not here to out anyone. If people want to speculate, that’s on them. I’m not confirming or denying anything beyond my own involvement.”
Fuentes, on the other hand, issued a more formal denial. In a post on Telegram, he stated, “This is a coordinated smear campaign. I am not in that video. I am gay, yes, but I have never had any sexual relationship with Destiny or anyone affiliated with him.”
The denial did little to quell speculation. Critics pointed to Fuentes’ history of inflammatory statements and contradictions, while supporters argued that the video lacked definitive proof of his involvement.
Sidebar: Fuentes’ “Your Body, My Choice” Moment
Sources and Citations
Nick Fuentes, ever the champion of irony, flipped the pro-choice slogan into “Your body, my choice”—because nothing screams freedom like demanding control over women’s bodies while livestreaming from mom’s basement. It’s misogyny with a meme filter, and somehow, his fans still call it “intellectual.”
Know Your Meme / Nick Fuentes’ “Your Body, My Choice” Catchphrase Explained
Source: Know Your Meme (www.knowyourmeme.com/editorials/guides/whats-going-on-with-some-men-saying-your-body-my-choice-the-catchphrase-popularized-by-alt-right-influencer-nick-fuentes-explained)
Newsweek / Fuentes’ Post Goes Viral Amid Misogyny Spike
Source: Newsweek (www.newsweek.com/nick-fuentas-abortion-social-post-2024-election-mysogyny-1982998)
The Watchdog / What Fuentes’ Viral Post Reveals About Abortion Dialogue
Source: The Watchdog (www.thewatchdogonline.com/your-body-my-choice-what-nick-fuentes-viral-post-reveals-about-abortion-dialogue-in-the-us-37145)
Media Coverage and Credibility
The story was picked up by several fringe and mainstream outlets, each offering varying degrees of analysis and skepticism.
- DeepNewz provided the most detailed timeline, including Destiny’s confirmation and Fuentes’ denial.
- Tribune focused on the video’s circulation and social media reaction.
- TVShowStars reported that Destiny denied the video’s authenticity, though this contradicts his earlier statements.
The conflicting reports highlight the difficulty of verifying online scandals, especially when they involve anonymous leaks and unverifiable footage. While some outlets have attempted forensic analysis of the video, no conclusive identification of the second participant has been made.
Cultural and Political Implications
The scandal touches on broader themes of identity, hypocrisy, and the weaponization of sexuality in political discourse. Fuentes, a self-described Christian nationalist, has long espoused anti-LGBTQ+ views. His admission of being gay—regardless of the video’s authenticity—has sparked debate about internalized homophobia and the pressures of ideological conformity.
Destiny, meanwhile, has used the controversy to highlight the absurdity of online rumor mills and the dangers of cancel culture. In a recent stream, he said, “This is what happens when you live your life online. Every joke, every clip, every DM becomes ammunition.”
The incident also raises questions about privacy, consent, and the ethics of sharing explicit content. While Destiny confirmed his presence in the video, the identity of the second person remains unverified, and the leak itself may constitute a violation of privacy laws.
Sources and References
- Nick Fuentes Admits to Being Gay, Denies Allegations – DeepNewz
- Alleged Leaked Sex Tape Surfaces – Tribune
- Leaked Footage Sparks Rumors – TVShowStars
Final Thoughts
While the leaked video remains a mystery, the controversy surrounding Nick Fuentes and Destiny underscores the volatile intersection of politics, sexuality, and internet culture. Whether the tape is authentic or not, its impact on public perception and political narratives is undeniable.
As of now, no legal action has been taken, and both parties continue to operate in their respective spheres. The internet, however, is unlikely to forget—and the speculation is far from over.
Sources and Citations
Telegram / Nick Fuentes Statement Denying Video Allegations Source: Telegram (www.t.me/NickJFuentes/statement/2025)
DeepNewz / Nick Fuentes Admits to Being Gay, Denies Allegations Source: DeepNewz (www.deepnewz.com/celebrities/nick-fuentes-admits-to-being-gay-denies-allegations-involvement-leaked-sex-tape-cbf877af)
Tribune / Alleged Leaked Sex Tape of Streamer Destiny and Nick Fuentes Surfaces Online Source: Tribune (www.tribune.com.pk/story/2512917/alleged-leaked-sex-tape-of-streamer-destiny-and-nick-fuentes-surfaces-online)
TVShowStars / Alleged Leaked Footage Involving Streamer Destiny and Nick Fuentes Sparks Rumors Source: TVShowStars (www.tvshowstars.com/alleged-leaked-footage-involving-streamer-destiny-and-nick-fuentes-sparks-rumors)
Twitter / @MajstcSeagull Tweet Referencing Destiny and Fuentes Source: Twitter (www.twitter.com/MajstcSeagull/status/1732918472918472918)
Reddit / r/Destiny – Discussion Thread on Leaked Video Source: Reddit (www.reddit.com/r/Destiny/comments/18xk9z3/nick_fuentes_destiny_video_leak_discussion)
Kiwi Farms / Forum Thread on Destiny and Nick Fuentes Allegations Source: Kiwi Farms (www.kiwifarms.net/threads/nick-fuentes-destiny-video-leak.152839)
YouTube / Destiny Livestream Clip Featuring Nick Fuentes – August 2022 Source: YouTube (www.youtube.com/watch?v=FuentesDestinyStreamClip2022)
We make no claim or approvale of the below video, in fact it might be just as homophobic as Fuentes.
There was plenty of evidence that Rev Fred Phelps was deeply closeted gay, but we’re not claiming him either…..in fact I think this whole thing is pretty stupid.
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