We figured Hock would be banned from Blog TV in a month, but about approximately 9:00 AM EST today, the news came in.  HOCK IS GONE FROM BLOG TV!

It took the Rapist a week of drunkenness and preaching against Jews and faggots to get himself banned from yet another broadcasting site.

The Rapist replied to the site’s decision the only way he knows how:  with a bulletin, to all his underage girlfriends on Myspace.

Asking people to call Blog TV—as if they give a flying fuck. The number posted in Hock’s bulletin is in fact NOT Blog TV headquarters, but from a Stickam user who lives in Canada, whose parents contacted the local police and pressed charges against the Rapist this morning.  Posting private numbers on Myspace is a violation of their TOS, and we can only hope he gets banned from there also.

Please Hock, if it gets too tough on the streets, and you can’t take losing your “Scene King” crown, make sure to get a hold of a Nokia phone and commit your suicide on Stickam Mobile. Your fans would appreciate it.

What’s next for Hock besides a corner on Hollywood Boulevard and a crack pipe?  Whatever it is, I’m sure we’ll post it here.

We would love to post his link at this spot, but since he has nothing anymore, we’ll link to a generic page.

John Hock

Love,
Anthony Vanity

Many will recall the famous and infamous original Stickam Man-boy, Dougie (Skatapunk15).  Dougie was ruthlessly molester’d by a series of mydrama posts which exposed him as being a fake pretending to be a young angelic boy.  During these attacks on Dougie, the issue of an individual named ‘Crazykid1‘ was raised.  Crazykid1 was an older man who was always a mod for Dougie’s live and who’s purpose in the room was to protect Dougie from Pervs and Pedos.  Crazykid is now Kevin01.  Kevin01 is 38 year old Kevin William Wehlau.  Kevin enjoys frequenting Stickam and apparently sees himself as catnip for the boys.  He has been banned many times but like he says on his profile, hes back, and he even gives Stickydrama a lil shout out:

“IM BACK BETCHES AND IM NOT GOING NOWHERE SO POST ALL YOU WANT, YOUR JUST MAKING ME POPULAR LIKE EVERYONE ELSE. MY TRUE FRIENDS DONT CARE ABOUT YOU OR STICKYDRAMA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!”

Nothing wrong with the fact Kevin likes Stickam of course.   Nothing wrong except the rooms he chooses to present himself have caused many Stickamers to become disturbed.  Rooms such as this 16 year old, again in which he was modded:

His public presence in these rooms prompted some Stickamers to begin digging into Kevin’s past.  Something Kevin likely did not want.  According to Florida State public record, Kevin was imprisoned from 1991 to 1998 for two counts of Indecent Assault on a child under 16.  Crimes he committed earlier in 1988 & 1989.  As to what exactly these offenses were, there are a few possibilities.

This raises questions about Stickam policy.  In the summer of 2007, Myspace deleted and banned 29,000 sex offenders from their database.  This is a task that sounds almost impossible — to track down and positively identify every account of sexual offenders.  But in the case of Kevin, another swift ban would come as no surprise.

http://www.stickam.com/justinmorgan01 [backup]

Other profile:  http://www.stickam.com/skatingcrazy

Center For Lollatology <3

John Hock has done what no other person had been able to do:   He got his own Stickam account permanently banned.

Earlier today, as he was drinking alcohol and flirting with pyromania, Hock thought it would be cute to engage in some on-cam oral sex with a female guest.  He also appeared naked, albeit cupping his unimpressive sexual equipment with his hands.

Stickam Admins didn’t see the humor.  While there seems to be some debate as to whether the oral sex was simulated or genuine, his account was banned early this morning.  StickyDrama’s usual sources inside Stickam’s headquarters say that employees all had a good laugh at Hock’s misfortune, and they have no intention of restoring the whiny no-talent statutory rapist’s account.  Moreover, Hock’s campaign to bombard Stickam with demands to restore his account has, if anything, only further annoyed the staff and increased their resolve to keep his profile banned.

As happens with any banned account, Hock no longer appears in Stickam’s rankings.  All his previous hard work has been erased forever, as if he had never accomplished anything.

Shortly after the ban, Hock’s roommate Johnny Death came into our chatroom.  Johnny, whom no one would accuse of having an abundance of brains, pled with StickyDrama and Anthony Vanity to use our connections inside Stickam to have Hock’s account restored.  We couldn’t have replied more venomously than Anthony, although our grammar would have been a tad better:

Johnny claimed that Hock was “crying” and would soon be “homeless” without his Stickam profile, which is his bread and butter.  Hock used the account to send traffic to his “Picture Your Prize” website, a rigged contest whose winners were selected according to the favors the did in return for Hock.  “Picture Your Prize” is owned by Hock’s gay sugardaddy, Tom Zina, as StickyDrama reported in July.

Furthermore, Johnny claimed that Hock was packing his suitcases and moving back to Arizona, presumably to live with Jenna Hock, his adoptive mother.  Oh yes—did you notice that link?  Jenna Hock does indeed have a Myspace account where readers can find links Hock’s adoptive siblings, who come in a wide assortment of colors.

And our personal favorite:

By all accounts, Ms. Hock is ashamed of her son.  She said so herself in a Myspace message to the statutory rapist, written after Ownage Pranks called and convinced her that John had died–a cruel prank executed at John’s request.

CLICK TO HEAR OWNAGE PRANK HOCK’S MOM

After that call, Hock’s mom wrote this:

His mother’s above message and subsequent phonecalls (during which the self-professed “Jesus freak” is rumored to have told her son to die and burn in hell) took their toll even on a worthless emotionally under-developped slimeball like Hock.  He broke down on cam during one of his shows:

The black moments are actually Hock turning off his cam to hide his tears.  He did have the fortitude to plug “Picture Your Prize” inbetween sobs.

Whether Hock indeed will return to Arizona, or attempt to rebuild his viewership is unclear.  Despite Johnny Deaths’s claim that Hock was abandoning his dreams of online fame and fortune, Hock apparently created a new account later this afternoon, with a slightly modified URL.  As of this post, the account had 25 friends and 0 total live views.  Just for lulz, StickyDrama shall forever henceforth link only his original banned profile.

Congrats on winning our “Keep Hock Off the Air” contest, John!  Like our new banner?

http://stickam.com/johnathonhock

Recently Stickam was abuzz with reports that Diva Disaster’s original account had been deleted. While not a chart-topper like Ownage Pranks or that midget, Diva placed highly in Stickam’s various rankings.

When asked why her account was deleted, Diva explained that she had been flagged for streaming n00dz of 15-year-old O DAMN DESI! (For some reason Kevie Bleeker was also deleted, apparently for no other reason than being present in Diva’s Live at the time.) In comments posted under mRS. Lizz.’s profile, Desi alludes to having had friends delete Diva’s account.

CLICK TO READ IN FULL RESOLUTION:

Diva and Desi have had bad blood between them for months, over a boy. Well, StickyDrama can understand that. If there’s going to be drama, at least let it be over something worthwhile like cock. Speaking of which, when is Dennis Hegstad gonna kick that blonde cunt to the curb ?

http://www.stickam.com/sunahisoka

If countless news reports like this one and that one have documented how Myspace is a popular hangout for statutory rapists and sexy-as-fuck hackers, it is only reasonable to ask what on earth could a 15-year-old girl possibly do to get banned from such a lawless online Wild West.

Only Kiki Kannibal could find a way.

StickyDrama has long been curious as to the specifics of the “disorderly conduct” behind her ban. After all, how disorderly can a young girl be sitting in front of a computer in her bedroom? Waiting until a day when the notoriously quick-to-kick Queen of Mean Kiki seemed in a congenial mood, in her Live we cautiously asked for the salacious details behind her ban.

Among others, Kiki lays the blame squarely on evil faggots Jeffree Star and NathanAmazing, and describes her infamous nude photo as “the last straw.” But having been banned 33 times from Stickam ourselves for reasons we consider petty, StickyDrama is not without sympathy for Kiki. Love her or hate her, if she were gone for good then online gossip and drama just wouldn’t be the vicious fun we all enjoy.

http://www.stickam.com/kikikannibal

After months of violating Brazilan media conglomerate Globo’s copyright to “Big Brother Brazil” Season 8, BBB8 was finally deleted or banned.

At this time, StickyDrama is unsure as to whether the anonymous user closed his account for personal reasons, or if Stickam had received its own Cease & Desist letter ordering the company not to webcast unlicensed material. Stickam is widely believed to have tolerated this copyright infringement because of the thousands of new Brazilian users BBB8 brought in from around the world. Its Live always packed with hundreds of users and guests, BBB8 topped the Most Viewed list and appeared near the top of all the other charts.

StickyDrama chuckled upon seeing a bare Stickam logo so high in the rankings:

The account user did not appear Live on cam; rather he streamed episodes of Big Brother Brazil to a packed roomful of Brazilians. StickyDrama researched, and the series is not due to end until March 25—meaning that something interrupted BBB8 from webcasting the remaining episodes.

http://www.stickam.com/bbb8

Stickam Admins have lately begun imposing Victorian morals on users, and StickyDrama thinks it’s fucking ridiculous.

First victim of the crackdown was Juli Hudson, who a few weeks ago lost her 27K account for simulating masturbation of a fake a cock, drawn on cam with a telestrator. It goes without saying that StickyDrama deplores the banning of cock, real or simulated; and we encourage you to add her new account in a show of phallic solidarity.

And—now this makes StickyDrama’s blood boil—tonight, some motherfucking Admin kicked Dennis Hegstad out his Live, for grabbing his balls through his underwear. StickyDrama was enjoying Dennis’s delicious body just before the kick, and our fury at being deprived of his goodies inspired this blog post. Dennis re-enacted the ball-grabbing in Just Jeremy’s Live, so that we could screencap.

If Stickam wants their site to be Disneyland, StickyDrama suggests that they first start by ridding their front page of images promoting racial hatred and violence, THEN tackle harmless naughtiness in users’ Lives.

http://www.stickam.com/julihudson

http://www.stickam.com/dennishegstad

http://www.stickam.com/jeremy_rooks

http://www.stickam.com/raunchfoxxx

Wednesday of this past week, OwnagePranks pushed his routine a tad too far for Stickam’s taste, and his account was banned until last night. Ownage had called a Walmart employee and, while Live, pretended to be a black man molesting an infant.

PLEASE NOTE THAT THE INFANT’S CRIES WERE A PRE-RECORDED SOUND EFFECT.

Banning a user for speech alone is relatively unusual and raises a variety of legal and philosophical questions, namely whether online speech should be censored at all. Our readers will recall that Foxxx was not banned but rather heavily promoted for giving a platform to Shirley Phelp’s vitriolic homophobia. Apparently the eroticization of children is too scandalous for Stickam, whose corporate parent DTI Services operates wholesome websites such as DxLive.

Ownage’s account was restored after he swore to Admins that he would never again violate TOS, which prohibit “objectionable” content.

StickyDrama is no fan of prank calls, which we find get out-of-hand very easily; they are by their very nature “objectionable.” But Stickam features pranksters like Ownage and PCR knowing full well their routines, thereby condoning them. If the company promotes some pranks but not others, the limit of what is acceptable should be clearly articulated.

http://www.stickam.com/profile/ownagepranks