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A
Speaking of black belts, what do you think of Derek Moneyburg's black belt? Got him.
B
Yeah. Yo, bro, this guy has a black belt, what, like two or three years? Three years, bro. I'm sorry. Moneyburg, I appreciate what you're doing, bro. Does not have a black belt. I appreciate that you love Jiu Jitsu. I appreciate. What are you putting on the name of Jiu Jitsu. But if we're being honest, in a real sense, bro is not a black belt.
A
All right, guys, I think it's his third time on the show. Pj, Overt flow, let's go.
B
What's up, brother? I appreciate you having me. Yo, yo, yo. Is Overt Flow. Professional gamer, professional fighter here again on the show. One of my favorite podcasts ever, bro. Yeah, thank you for having me.
A
I always appreciate you because you are one of my first guests. So you supported the show early on, so thanks a lot, bro. Of course, I was still filming on iPhones, bro.
B
What you've done is amazing, like everything that you do. Love it. Anytime you need me, it's an honor.
A
Yeah, well, you got a lot going on, man. You're. You're fighting in Dubai. Has that been announced yet?
B
Yeah, I'm fighting in Dubai. So I'm doing a boxing event, celebrity boxing in Dubai for bitcoin money. It's my first time being paid in bitcoin, but it's through a very interesting person. I don't think I could say it on the show, but you know, the Saudi Arabians out there, all those guys, the money they have, the bitcoin money, the crypto money, everything is insane. I'm fighting for like, honestly, from this fight, I could retire. Damn crazy. Retirement money from one fight is so insane, especially from crypto. And to be able to do it in a boxing match, exhibition boxing match, is the craziest thing probably I've ever done.
A
I'd love to get paid in bitcoin. I think bitcoin is going to hit a million dollars a coin.
B
Oh, a million. What is it right now?
A
It's not 100k, 110, something like that per, bro.
B
I would have done it for less. Bitcoin. I'm in.
A
Your main technique is Jiu jitsu though, right?
B
Yes, sir. So I wrestled judo and jiu jitsu. I'm a first degree Brazilian. Jiu jitsu black belt. I've done mma. I obviously did the boxing fights on the Jake Paul events. So I've boxed before, but it's not my forte.
A
I feel that. Do you think you could Beat Dylan Danis in boxing.
B
You know what's funny about Dylan Danis is they called me to fight Dylan Danis. So Misfits called me to fight Dylan Danis. They told me I'm in. Obviously, I have the background in MMA. Dillon Danis is famous for fighting Conor McGregor. They told me I'm in. And then what happened is I didn't hear from them for, like, four weeks. And then I saw the announcement for Warren Spencer versus Dylan Dennis. They told me that they're fighting. I said, dylan Danis is going to kill this guy in 10 seconds. He did it in 15. A little late on the choke there, Dylan. But they called me again afterwards. I think if he does not fight Eddie hall and he wants a serious fight, Misfits is going to put me against Dylan Danis for the Misfits MMA title, which I would love to have a world title. So Dylan Danis, if you're not scared, brother, a real MMA fighter, not a boxer, not some strongman that you're also going to beat. Let's be honest. Dylan Danis bodies any influencer. Dylan Danis bodies Eddie Hall. Dylan Danis will kill these guys. He needs somebody significant. I know they want to build the name value. Dylan Danis already has name value. I'm one of the Misfits OGs. I fought on all the Jake Paul events. People know me all over, bro. The biggest fight right now, Misfits mma, is me versus Dylan.
A
I feel that Dylan. Damn. You think you can hang with him in mma, though?
B
Oh, a million percent, bro. Because, like, anybody that he's fought does not have the Jiu Jitsu. My Jiu Jitsu. I have a Jiu Jitsu black belt under Hoyler Gracie, under Mika Sapilli, I have a black belt that's from the foundation. He has, like, bro, this is the only serious fight that he can take in Misfits. Besides, like, if he fights, maybe Luke Rockhold, it's either him or me. Like, that's the only guy that's going to do anything to him.
A
Feel that? Speaking of black belts, what do you think of Derek Moneyburg's black belt? Got him.
B
Yeah. Yo, wait, did you interview him? Yeah, bro, this guy has a black belt. What, like, two, three years? Three years, bro. I'm sorry, Moneyburg. I appreciate what you're doing. Bro does not have a black belt. I appreciate that you love Jiu Jitsu. I appreciate what you're putting on the name of Jiu Jitsu, but bro is not a black belt. He can fight me. He could fight my guy, Cash Natter Nevada on Instagram. You met Cash before, right? We were just out last night with Rick Ross. Cash, all these guys, Bro will not hang for more than three minutes with any of my black belts. There's zero chance. I don't care how much you trained two, three years. It's not black. I appreciate what he's putting out for the sport, but if we're being honest, in a real sense, Bro's not a black belt.
A
Did you see he challenged Sean Strickland?
B
Yo, just clip this and just put a bunch of silence. Sean Strickland will murder this man. I'm sorry. There's no. I don't even know what's going on. Why is he beefing with the UFC champ? That is crazy behavior. Any challenge to Sean Strickland? Oh, yo, hey, Sean. I know Sean. Sean Strickland. Make it easy. Half a million to do this guy in the grappling match. Done. Easy money. Sean Strickland versus Derek Moneyburg. Easy Half million for Sean.
A
Yeah.
C
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A
First, Sean Strickland in a car Jiu Jitsu match. Who wins?
B
I'm gonna be honest with you, brother. I did car Jiu Jitsu on Mafia Thon with Kaisenet. My brother fought Kai Sinette on Mafia Thon in car jitsu. Car jitsu is something different. It's kind of weird, obviously. And I'm gonna say this. Sean Strickman looks like he's been in a lot of random bar Fights and car fights. I'm going to give it to Sean. Sean beats me up in a car.
A
He's got some weight on you, bro.
B
He's got some weight on me. I walk around 190 or so. Sean Strickland has the upper hand in weight in UFC titles and also in beating people up in a random scenarios. Yeah. Bro's a street fighter.
A
Yeah. Yeah. I don't understand why influencers keep challenging him.
B
It's so, you know, what, for clips.
A
It'S not worth it. It's not worth a concussion for a clip.
B
I mean, to some of these influencers, fighting Sean Strickland is worth it for the concussion. They get the clip out of it. You're going to make 100 grand off the clip. Good for them.
A
Yeah, I guess if you have sponsors lined up, it makes sense.
B
Makes perfect sense to me. Sean Strickland, I will fight you right now today. I'll pull for UFCPI. Right now it's 4:30. I'll pull up at 5 and I'm like 8 tequila shots deep.
A
Yeah. How's Happy Punch?
B
Happy Punch is doing amazing. We're doing a billion views a month. We're working with Power Slap, we're working with UFC. 1. Billion views a month is insane. We're coming about a million total followers on Instagram across platform. We're already over a million. We're like 2 million right now. But we are the biggest combat sports news company. We passed Conor McGregor, we pass every other outlet. A billion views a month. Me, Keemstar, Alex Lord. The biggest in the game, dude.
A
A bill a month's the most I've ever heard.
B
A bill is crazy. Right?
A
I thought I was killing it.
B
A bill is nuts for the Jake Paul, Mike Tyson fight. Three billion a month. Crazy behavior. Crazy behavior. That's like goaded, goaded, bro. Happy bunch could not be better.
A
Let's end off with Nutcase.
C
You're.
A
Are you partnered with them now or.
B
Yeah, so I'm one of the owners of a drink company called Nutcase. We're a multi million dollar company right now. Nutcase. If you guys want some of it, it's at every Whole Foods in every state on the west coast. It's me, Ninja Steve Aoki. Nick Merckx is joining on the 30th. You might have to bleep that, bro. Let me know. We might have to believe that last name. Massive name in the industry. He's joining the 30th. We're doing a stream together. And right now, multimillions, we're pushing for nine figures.
A
Let's get it, bro. I'll see you in Dubai. Of course.
B
I love it, bro. I love it out there. Thank you so much for having me. It's literally my favorite podcast. Sean Mike Kelly podcast. Love it. It's the best. The digital social hour. The best podcast in the game.
A
Peace, guys.
C
I hope you guys are enjoying the show. Please don't forget to like and subscribe. It helps the show a lot with the algorithm.
A
Thank you.
Episode: PJ Overtflow: Why Influencers Keep Challenging Real Fighters | DSH #1710
Host: Sean Kelly
Guest: PJ Overtflow (aka "Overtflow"), Professional Gamer & Fighter
Date: December 26, 2025
This episode of Digital Social Hour features the return of PJ Overtflow, a professional gamer and fighter known for his candid takes on the influencer combat sports scene. Host Sean Kelly and PJ dive into everything from the legitimacy of black belts in Jiu Jitsu, influencer call-outs of real fighters like Sean Strickland, PJ’s upcoming big-money fight in Dubai (paid in Bitcoin), the business of viral fight coverage, and the lucrative influencer beverage brand Nutcase.
PJ Overtflow delivers a characteristic mix of confidence, humor, and sharp critique, calling out influencer culture while sharing his entrepreneurial adventures and upcoming fighting plans. The conversation offers a behind-the-scenes look at why influencer fights happen, how digital clout translates into real money, and what it takes to make it in both the fight game and the business world. This episode is essential listening for fans of combat sports, influencer culture, and anyone fascinated by the evolving world of internet fame.