Jack Doherty | Ep. 175

Summary

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FULL SEND PODCAST: Jack Doherty | Ep. 175

Date: November 20, 2025
Host: Folsom Podcast Host & Co-hosts
Guest: Jack Doherty

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Episode Overview

This episode of the Full Send Podcast features Jack Doherty, known for his controversial pranks and viral streaming moments. The conversation dives deep into Jack's recent legal troubles, the pressures of streaming culture, the dark side of virality, internet controversies, personal relationships, and his thoughts on fame and the future. The tone is candid and unfiltered, with Jack offering honest reflections about his life both on and off camera.

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Major Discussion Points

1. Jack Doherty's Recent Arrest and Jail Experience

• Arrest Details:
  • Jack was recently arrested while leaving a club and making a quick video skit. He was detained for about 20 hours.
  • “I was just, like, walking across the street making a little steak reel and, like, playing a little Hannah Roulette. And then within, like, five seconds... boom, I'm just in cuffs as I'm walking away.” (02:30, Jack Doherty)
• Jail Experience:
  • Found the experience boring rather than scary, with surprisingly friendly inmates and police.
  • “Not at all. I thought, like, people were going to, like, mess with me and stuff...everyone's, like, super chill.” (03:16, Jack Doherty)
  • He was given a vending machine code for snacks, which he shared with his cellmate.
  • The police updated him on social media buzz around his arrest.

2. The Pressures and Realities of Streaming

• Burnout & Mental Health:
  • Streaming daily, sometimes for 10–12 hours, took a toll on his mental health and personal life.
  • “It’s too much of like a mix, you know, between business and personal life and then you kind of get no personal life. Everything's out there.” (07:27, Jack Doherty)
  • Acknowledges he sometimes behaves out of character to generate viral clips.
• Virality & Drama:
  • Admits internet drama ("streamer beefs”) goes viral far more than positive moments.
  • “If you really want to make it, it's like you're not going viral for positive things. Like, no one's gonna care.” (08:48, Jack Doherty)
• Relationship with Comments and Hate:
  • Tries to laugh off hate, but sometimes wishes he could correct false narratives.
  • “I look at them and laugh all the time mostly. But like, sometimes I'm like, dang, I wish I can just like, say it how it is…But it's not even worth it half the time.” (09:05, Jack Doherty)
  • Focuses only on what friends and family think.

3. Navigating Controversy & Image

• Perception vs. Reality:
  • Describes himself as "easy pickings" for the internet and says much of his content is exaggerated or staged for the camera.
  • “No one really sees, like, how I am off camera...only my friends...You're not pranking people off camera and stuff like that. You're just chilling, you know, enjoying life.” (06:41, Jack Doherty)
  • Some viral clips with security guards are staged with actors, but people often believe they're real.
• Comparisons and Influences:
  • Grew up inspired by Jake Paul and Logan Paul, especially Team 10 era.
  • “He's like the one person that inspired me growing up was Jake Paul. I always looked up to him.” (10:31, Jack Doherty)
• Reflection on Regrets:
  • Admits to reflecting after each stream about things he wishes he hadn’t said or done.
  • “After every stream, I’m like, damn, why the did I do that?...It's easy to, like, kind of lose yourself while you're streaming and just try to get the next clip.” (22:46, Jack Doherty & 39:11 onward)

4. OnlyFans Management & Viral Collaborations

• OnlyFans Management:
  • Started managing girls on OnlyFans at age 18, boosting their social profiles and revenue.
  • “Basically, I'll like, blow up girls on social Media and like with that, you know, like they do only fans and make some a ton of money.” (13:25, Jack Doherty)
• Comments on Industry:
  • Discussed female collaborators, drama (including with the Island Boys and incidents involving air tags), and the manipulation of internet drama for OnlyFans promotion.

5. Relationship Drama and Internet Fallout

• Breakup Fallout:
  • Recap of public breakup, allegations, and aftermath (airtag in Birkin bag, Adderall allegations, etc.)
  • Jack claims many accusations are false, motivated by money and escaping contracts.
  • “It's just like, there's no amount of words I can say that's gonna, like, make people think otherwise than me...I'm hoping people can, like, see it for how it is and, like, see their true intentions on why they really did that podcast.” (16:42-17:55, Jack Doherty)
• Regrets about Public Relationships:
  • Would avoid another public relationship due to exposure to false allegations and internet judgment.

6. Dating Views, Red Flags & Gender Roles

• On Dating:
  • Advised to be careful with whom you let close, as exes or employees may try to tear you down publicly.
• Red Flags in Women:
  • High body count, being too social (snapping or following many guys), clubbing, and being "too into Future" considered red flags.
  • “If you're a girl and you break 10 for, like, wifey...I can't even think about you. Yeah. Like, automatic. I don't care how hot you are. Like, 10 guys, you. That's disgusting.” (33:40, Jack Doherty)
• Double Standards:
  • Would stay home and cook if his wife earned more, but suggests it’s rare in his world.

7. Reflections on Fame, Streaming Culture & Future Plans

• The State of Streaming:
  • Streaming has shifted to a clip-driven economy; live viewership is less important than viral clips.
  • “What determines, like, a stream success is, like, how viral the clips go, you know?” (30:45, Jack Doherty)
• Burnout and Exit Strategy:
  • Plans to work hard now, invest in real estate, and eventually step away to enjoy personal life (family, etc.).
• Inspirations and Mentors:
  • Respects other top streamers but doesn’t watch them regularly; admires IShowSpeed, Kai Cenat, and Aiden Ross.
• Relationship with Parents:
  • Family is used to his fame; mom is more worried, dad stays chill.
• Persona vs. Reality:
  • Emphasizes everyone puts on a persona online for entertainment.
• Comparison to Jake Paul:
  • Sees himself following a similar arc: internet hate morphing into reinvention and success.

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Notable Quotes

• On Streaming & Burnout:
  “I definitely saw myself going crazy, and I was, like, aware of it. I was like, I gotta, like, stop streaming, like, soon...It’s too much of like a mix...then you kind of get no personal life. Everything's out there.”
  — Jack Doherty, 07:27

• On Internet Hate:
  “People like say this about me and I'll, like, play into it...I kind of just go with the flow on the Internet.”
  — Jack Doherty, 10:04

• Reflecting on Past Mistakes:
  “There's a lot of things, you know, like, literally every time I'm done live stream, I'm like, damn, why the did I do that?...That's probably why I don't even read the chat anymore.”
  — Jack Doherty, 22:46

• On Relationship Allegations:
  “Like, I build these people up and they just try to take me down right after...I really care about these people, like, off camera.”
  — Jack Doherty, 15:54

• On Persona:
  “Like, everyone puts out an exaggerated version of themselves because they want to get, you know, views and clicks and stuff...I'm like, do you get pissed if an actor kills someone in the movie? No.”
  — Jack Doherty, 25:12

• On Virality and Internet Culture:
  “It runs off of negativity for sure. That's like Loki, what everyone's into.”
  — Jack Doherty, 26:38

• Comparisons to Jake Paul:
  “I put myself in that position and it's my job to Jake Paul my way out of it type. You know how like Jake Paul was...the most hated, problem child, this and that, whatever. And then he like boxed his way out of it.”
  — Jack Doherty, 43:21

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Key Timestamps

• 02:30 – Jack recounts his arrest and jail experience.
• 07:27 – Burnout and loss of private life through streaming.
• 08:48 – The reality that internet culture mainly rewards negative, dramatic moments.
• 13:25 – Managing OnlyFans creators and industry insights.
• 16:42–17:55 – Jack’s take on public relationship fallout and internet narrative.
• 30:45 – Observations on the transformation of streaming culture: success ≠ live viewers, but viral clips.
• 33:40 – Jack’s candid take on relationship double standards and body count.
• 39:11–40:20 – Reflections on regrettable stream moments and personal growth.
• 43:21 – Comparing his career trajectory and “redemption arc” to Jake Paul.

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Memorable Moments

• Jack being given a vending machine code by jail staff and sharing snacks with his cellmate. (03:47)
• Discussion of internet "beefs" as manufactured for virality and designed drama, with many incidents being staged. (06:41, 25:12)
• Host confesses to initially disliking Jack based on his online persona, which led to open, self-reflective discussion. (40:53 onward)
• Jack’s admission that he would gladly be a "stay-at-home husband" if his partner made more money (provided it wasn’t from OnlyFans). (36:35)
• Jack’s resolve to focus on real estate and step out of the limelight after securing financial independence. (20:45, 28:23)

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Final Thoughts & Future Plans

Jack hints at potentially stepping back from streaming but still enjoys content creation. He’s investing in real estate for long-term security and building a dedicated podcast studio. Despite public perception, he claims to have a private, more relaxed life off-camera and expects to transform his image over time, much like Jake Paul. Jack is open to evolving creatively and personally as streaming and social media culture further develop.

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Episode Flow

• Opening: Quick on Jack’s arrest, viral moments, and internet drama
• Deep-dive: Streaming lifestyle, mental health, hate, and persona vs. reality
• Business: OnlyFans, internet algorithms, and monetization
• Relationships: Public drama, dating philosophy, and boundaries
• Future outlook: Burnout, investments, and potential redemption narrative
• Closing: Lighter sports/golf talk and plans for future collabs

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For listeners: This episode is packed with the raw behind-the-scenes of stream-culture fame, flashpoints in Jack’s online and offline life, and the personal toll and reflection that come with being “controversial” online. Jack’s bold honesty and willingness to laugh at himself provide a rare and revealing look at the way internet personalities really live and think.

Transcript

[Jack Doherty]

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[Jack Doherty]

All right boys.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Welcome back to the full send podcast. We got a special episode today. We got the hottest criminal on the streets right now.

[Jack Doherty]

Jack.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Jack Doherty in the house.

[Jack Doherty]

How are we feeling? Feeling good, man.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

You had an interesting week.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah, I did.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

The six Nine shit went down. And when did you get.

[Jack Doherty]

I got arrested before that. Like as soon as I got out. Like the next day I did a stream with 6:9, but I got out instantly. Livestreamed, you know.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

But then are you allowed to talk about what happened?

[Jack Doherty]

I don't know. Like I kind of asked my lawyer on the way here. I was like, yo, should I say anything about it or. Or no. He's like, I advise you not to. But I mean it's pretty like self explanatory, you know, it's all on Video, but it's however you want to interpret it.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

But were you, like, trying to do, like, a video in front of the cops, or was that just, like.

[Jack Doherty]

I was just, like, walking across the street making a little steak reel and, like, playing a little Hannah Roulette. And then within, like, five seconds, like, didn't even get a chance to, like, even react or, like, hear what they were saying because there were so many of them, like, speaking at once. And boom, I'm just in cuffs as I'm walking away. Like, But I don't know.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

But that wasn't, like, planned to do, like, because sometimes, like, we've done, like, pranks on, like, cops.

[Jack Doherty]

No. I was literally leaving the club. Like, it was three in the morning. They were all about to go back to my crib, and. And then I was like, yo, let's do a quick reel. And then. Yeah, ended up in cuffs.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Were you, like. You didn't seem that phased when you were.

[Jack Doherty]

I was like, what did I do? Like, I was just literally crossing the road.

[Podcast Co-host]

Like, how long were you in there for?

[Jack Doherty]

Like, 20 hours.

[Podcast Co-host]

I was, like, in there.

[Jack Doherty]

Dude, it was terrible. It was so boring.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

It was boring.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Did you get, like, I. Because I've been same one day and. Or, like, twice. But was it scary at all?

[Jack Doherty]

Not at all. Like, I thought, like, people were going to, like, mess with me and stuff. Like, everyone there was just, like, super chill and just, like, asking me questions and stuff and just trying to talk to me. Like, all the cops and all, like, the inmates and stuff. Like, everyone's, like, super chill.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

There's no scary inmates at all?

[Jack Doherty]

No. Like, there were some crazy people. Like, there was one guy they took to, like, whatever, like, the isolation room is. Because he was just sitting across me just, like, laughing at me like a, like, crazy person and. Yeah.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Do you eat or.

[Jack Doherty]

No, No, I didn't eat anything or drink anything.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

You should have ate.

[Jack Doherty]

Why?

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Like, I ate in there. I mean, you got to try the jail food.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

You missed out.

[Jack Doherty]

They gave me a vending machine code, though.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Really?

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah. Like, Doritos cookies and a Kit Kat, and I shared it with my cellmate.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Really?

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Do you know his name?

[Jack Doherty]

No, but he was like, yo, you're the second streamer that's in here with me today. No way. And, like, yeah, he was, like, psyched. It was like, everyone in there was, like, super cool and stuff. And, like, the cops were, like, telling me, like, about, like, TMZ just posted this world stars posted this, like, letting me know what's going on outside and stuff because I didn't have my phone, but I was also, like, talking to people on the phone the whole time. Like, I don't know, like, trying to see what's going on and everything, because that's the only thing that I can do, like, just go on the phone. So I was just going on the phone the whole time.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

How long have you been doing, like, social media now?

[Jack Doherty]

Since I was 10 years old. I started.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

And how old are you now?

[Jack Doherty]

22.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

22. So, like, 12 years?

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah, I've been doing social media longer than I haven't been doing it.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

What did you start doing?

[Jack Doherty]

When I was 10, like, doing Instagram videos. Like, hockey videos. Every day I was posting, like, hockey trick shots.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Hockey too?

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah. So I started, like, social media, and I was, like, super into hockey. And then when I was 12, I pivoted into YouTube, and then, like, everything, like, happened pretty fast.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

So you were a hockey beauty back in the day and now you're fudgeing, like.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah, and I just transitioned from, like, hockey trick shots, so then, like, more broad trick shots. And then so I was, like, posted on Instagram for, like, two years learning, like, I would edit all my videos and stuff. So after, like, two years of that, I swapped to YouTube and then I started doing, like, water bottle flips, like the marker flips. And I was trending like. Like any sort of, like, trick shots. Like, I got into, like, trampoline videos, like, just challenges, pranks, like, 24 hours, like, that type of stuff. And everything just happened, like, pretty fast. Like, I don't know, I started when I was, like, 12, and by the time I was, like, 13, within a couple months, I was already making, like, 30, 40, 50 grand a month.

[Podcast Co-host]

Were you posting daily back then?

[Jack Doherty]

Every other day. Now I edit all my videos, like, by myself too.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

What were you monetizing off, like, back then?

[Jack Doherty]

Just YouTube.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Oh, so you're making YouTube money?

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah, and I drop merch every now and then, but, like, it was mainly just, like, YouTube and brand deals.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

What's your state of mind now when you get, like, arrested for, like, a stream and shit? Because I feel like we've. We've done crazy shit like that too. We've been arrested and, like, I feel like a few years ago, maybe I was in, like, a similar mindset to, like, where you're at now. Like, when you get arrested now, is it just, like, you don't give a. Like, it's views is views.

[Jack Doherty]

I don't want to, like, sound cocky. Like, yeah, I don't give a. You know, because I'm just gonna get bad karma for that. But, like, yeah, obviously it was a big lesson. I'm young. I'm 22. Like, I got. I learned it early. Like, I'm not gonna mess around with cops like that. Like, even though it's not what I really did, I wasn't trying to mess with them in any way, you know, but that's how they took it. Whatever. But I mean, yeah, I mean, it's not like I'm psyched about getting arrested, but, yeah, it obviously went, like, viral and. But, you know, that's like, the bright side of it. But, yeah, there's a lot of things I got to do behind the scenes to figure it out and stuff.

[Podcast Co-host]

So what's one controversial moment you're lok proud of?

[Jack Doherty]

I don't know. What would you.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

You might have the most, like, got a lot. You're like. You might be, like, one of the most controversial on the Internet right now, right? Or, like, in the streaming world, probably. Would you say so?

[Jack Doherty]

I'd say so. I'm easy pickings to the Internet, you know? Why Target over here?

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Why do you think?

[Jack Doherty]

I mean, I would pick on me, too, if I wasn't me, you know? Like, it's seeing it, I guess, from an outside perspective. It's like I only show certain parts of my life. Like, no one really sees, like, how I am off camera. Like, only my friends. You know, it's like everyone's different on camera. It's like, obviously you're not pranking people off camera and stuff like that. You're just chilling, you know, enjoying life. But, I mean, that's who you got to do, I guess, to get people's attention. It's always doing crazy stuff, but people take things the wrong way and, you.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Know, how often do you, like, are you streaming, like, a week?

[Jack Doherty]

Sometimes? Every day? Sometimes I'll go a couple days without streaming. Just depends on the week on what I got planned.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

And then do you ever get, like, burnt out? We've tried streaming a little bit, too, and it's like, it's definitely a lot different than YouTube because, you know, you, like, there's no off switch right at all.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah, it's just like. And once the stream's off, it's like you go to bed and redo it again the next day. So it's like, yeah, I definitely saw myself going crazy, and I was, like, aware of it. I was like, I gotta, like, stop streaming, like, soon. Like, I don't know how much longer I Can do it for like, that was like about a year ago, I was like, dang, this is definitely taking a toll on like, me, everyone around me. And like, because I just feel like not everyone's able to keep up with like, how I like, wanted to go. Like, I would go 10, 12 hours a day and do it again the next day on top of everything else I'm doing, you know? And yeah, I guess it's a lot to like, keep up with. And it's too much of like a mix, you know, between business and personal life and then you kind of get no personal life. Everything's out there.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Like, we even did like a hole in one stream and it kind of turns into like, it's almost like a reality show that's like, live, right? Yeah, like, you get the crash outs and like, it's almost like it's. It's all the drama shit that does go viral, right?

[Jack Doherty]

For sure. So it's like once you realize that you just, your brain, like adapts to and it just wants to, you know, get those clips. And so it's just think of how like I'm like editing clips in my brain, like, you know what I mean?

[Folsom Podcast Host]

That's what I was gonna ask you because, like, I always see you guys like, going to like, parties and streaming and stuff like that too. And it's like, are you guys like, like, when you got in that altercation with like neon, like, is that something that like, you guys, like streamers are always like, looking for like, like beefs and. Because that's the. That goes viral now, right? That's all I see is like, yeah.

[Jack Doherty]

Streamer, beef and like, yeah, for sure. I mean, that's all like people always say, like, like you go. You always go viral for like, negative things. But it's like, what positive things really go viral these days? Like, nothing. So it's like if you really want to make it, it's like you're not going viral for positive things. Like, no one's gonna care. They're just gonna scroll.

[Podcast Co-host]

Does the comments, like, ever get to you at all?

[Jack Doherty]

No, like I, I look at them and laugh all the time mostly. But like, sometimes I'm like, dang, I wish I can just like, say it how it is. Like, people like, like, literally be like, I don't know, two plus two five. And I'm like, no, like, you retarded. Four. Like, you know, like, they'll just say the dumbest things that are not true and like, you just wish you can just explain it to them. But it's not even worth it half the time. You know, it's like, people would just think one thing, like, something of you, and it's just totally not true. But it's just like, whatever.

[Podcast Co-host]

Do you use it more as motivation?

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah, in a way. But it's like, I also just don't care about what people think about me. They only really care about, like, what my friends and family think, and that's really it.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

So do you just look at the Internet now, too? Because, like, I'm kind of, like, dealing with this too, where it's like, the bigger you get, you're not gonna, like, please everyone. Especially, like, even with us, too. I think when we started, like, only our fans knew us, so it's obviously all positivity. But then when you get big and do more viral, everyone knows your name, and then, you know, you're gonna attract haters. So do you, like. Do you care at all about, like, comments or the Internet or pleasing people? Or do you. Or is it for you, it's just, like, more views is better.

[Jack Doherty]

Feel like there's gonna be a turning point with me one day where I'm like, you know, use all the momentum and people that know me to my advantage and, like, trying to turn my image around for sure. And you know what I mean? Right now, like, I literally play in everything. Like, people, like, say this about me and I'll, like, play into it and, like, I don't know, I kind of just go with the flow on the Internet.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Who did you, like, grow up watching? Because you kind of remind me of, like, Jake Paul.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah, Literally, that's who. My favorite YouTuber.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

You're kind of like Jake Paul and, like, his team 10 phase.

[Jack Doherty]

I always say, like, he's like, the one person that inspired me growing up was Jake Paul. I always looked up to him. Like, him and Logan, I would watch the most.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Did you and Neon ever make up after that incident?

[Jack Doherty]

Nah, it was really over, like, girl drama too, you know, like, his girlfriend lived in my house at the time. And, like, obviously, like, if my girl at another guy's house, I'd be pissed, you know? So I feel like it was that mixed with, like, whatever went down your house. Yeah. Cause, like, we grew up together.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Oh, is that the same prank girl or another girl?

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Podcast Co-host]

How much is that? Like, you know, the streaming, like, real and those tense, like, situations. Because there's a lot of crazy clips. Like, I remember you, like, came at Neon. You were about to hit him, and then his security guard, I think he like, pushed you up. There was like a situation where you guys almost.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Yeah. What happened with that?

[Podcast Co-host]

Like, I wonder. Like.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah, we were just at the Hard Rock and like, some like, one of my fans, whatever, took a drink and threw it on Neon. And then Neon came to me and was like. He, like, thought I was in on it, but I wasn't. And then he, like, I don't know, just pressed me over it. So then we just, like, basically fought each other and then. Yeah.

[Podcast Co-host]

Who's another streamer that you, like, don't really fuck with as much?

[Jack Doherty]

I don't know. Like, everyone kind of does their own thing these days, you know?

[Folsom Podcast Host]

You're boys with the island boys, right?

[Jack Doherty]

Not like boys, though. Like, we just film together and shit, you know?

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Yeah. What's good with them? What are they up to?

[Jack Doherty]

Drug.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Do they. What. What was good with them? Like, kissing each other?

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah, that.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah.

[Podcast Co-host]

I need to know.

[Jack Doherty]

They were like, making a meal a month.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

We did a video with them a long time ago when they were like, just like when they were super, super, super viral.

[Jack Doherty]

No, they were making like a mill a month each off their onlyfans for like a month or two. And like, yeah, they were just doing crazy shit. Yeah.

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[Folsom Podcast Host]

From kissing each other.

[Jack Doherty]

Kissing each other? Yeah.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

What the fuck? So is that like gay guys paying for that or something?

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah, for sure.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

That's another thing you do too, right? Like, you manage gay shit? No, not gay shit. OnlyFans.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

When do you get. When did you get into that?

[Jack Doherty]

When I was like 18.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

So, like, you run a whole only fans management service?

[Jack Doherty]

Basically, I'll like, blow up girls on social Media and like with that, you know, like they do only fans and make some a ton of money.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

How many girls do you manage?

[Jack Doherty]

Depends. A couple, you know. You know, some come, some go.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Another crazy thing that. So what you're streaming with six, nine. Yeah, this house gets broken into on.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah, we were in the middle of a stream and he said I was like his last stream too before he goes to jail. Because he's getting sentenced I think tomorrow. And yeah, he thinks he's going to jail for like nine months. So he's like, I was his last stream. Yeah, before going to jail. But in the middle of the stream he got like a call and like he said his mom was like held at gunpoint by like four guys in his house and they just try to like rob the house. So yeah, he's like, I got to go. And I was like, yeah, that's. Yeah, that is insane.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Are people saying that you were like in on that or something?

[Jack Doherty]

I guess, but it's just like, bro. What? Like how. I mean, if you think I'm that smart. Yeah, let's go. They're trying to say the island boys ran on it too, but like, let's be real, they're not getting away with that either.

[Podcast Co-host]

Like, there was another situation too. Like I wanted to know about the air tag situation. I wanna, I wanna know. So like you actually put that in there?

[Jack Doherty]

I put that in there.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Like I don't know.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah, it's a forty thousand dollar bag, bro. Like what if the airtag was already in there?

[Folsom Podcast Host]

But Operation Air Tag.

[Jack Doherty]

Operation Air Tag.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Nada.

[Jack Doherty]

That's funny though. But no, it's not like that at all. Like that's definitely. That's just drama for clicks and views. And she knows what she's doing, bro. Like, don't act like you didn't know there's a air tag in the Birkin. Like, you know, it's like. Like everyone said that makes a beep. Like you. Why don't you look in your Birkin? The like I don't know which is.

[Podcast Co-host]

That's been in there or something or.

[Jack Doherty]

Bro, it's a forty thousand dollar bag. We left it in our closet like just out in the open. So I just. We had an air tag in there. It's probably on her phone though. The like she's acting all oblivious to it as if she doesn't know there' airtag. And it's just like funny to me, you know. Loki, like a lot of things with that whole situation are just like, just twisted. It's to, like, make me look bad because she knows I'm not responding to it, but because it's all, like, only fans promo for them, you know, because.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

She did a whole pod about that, right?

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah. And the very next thing they post is an only fans promo, you know, like, me and Camila are dropping a movie. So it's just, like, they use all the momentum from that just to promote their only fans after they acted like they never wanted to do it to begin with. So just, like, a bunch of things on top of that that it's just not worth, like, me responding to because I'm just gonna make them more money, you know?

[Folsom Podcast Host]

So you don't have the air tag on your phone?

[Jack Doherty]

Nah, like, they can. They can go find the airtag, like it's on her phone, or, like, they can probably track it or some shit. Go ask Apple, you know, Would you.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Ever date another girl, like, publicly like, that?

[Jack Doherty]

Probably not, you know? You know, you gotta be careful who you like close to you in life because especially, like, you know, being an influencer, whatever, like, people can go and say whatever they want about you and people will believe it, you know, because you let them buy you. Like, I can have any employee of mine leave and say this, this, or that about me, and the Internet will run with it, you know, because, like, they hate Jack Doherty and they want, like, to just tear me down. Like, everybody that leaves my life tries to tear me down after, like, leaving it. And it's definitely sad, you know, because I do a lot of things for, like, these people in my life and, like, them then for them, like, pretending I did nothing for them. And also on top of that, like, trying to use everything I did for them against me, you know, Like, I build these people up and they just try to take me down right after. But it's not even, like, about that too. It's like, I really care about these people, like, off camera, like, I do a lot for them. And. Yeah, I mean, it sucks that, like, people try to paint a picture of me like that, but.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Because your relationship with her is probably pretty real.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah, for sure. So that's just like, what sucks. And it's just like, there's no amount of words I can say that's gonna, like, make people think otherwise than me, I feel like. So it's just like, in my mind, actions speak louder than words, so I'm not gonna, like, sit there and explain myself for hours and hours, hoping, like, people side with me and stuff. It's like, I'm hoping people can, like, See it for how it is and, like, see their true intentions on why they really did that podcast, you know, and all the twisted things they said. Like, like, I've forced her into only fans, as if she didn't have a fan fix and was selling her body on another platform right before she started only fans, you know, before she even met me. And then like, saying I introduced Adderall to her. Like, she already had an Adderall prescription. Like, for years, like, she's been on Adderall. What else was there? Like I flipped a golf cart on her on purpose. Like, that's crazy. Like, it's not. Now she's saying I did on purpose after we broke up. It's like insane. Like, I would never flip a golf cart on a girl on purpose. Like, that's insane. And there's so many other things too. Like the whole, what's it called, domestic violence case, whatever. That whole thing got dropped because she got caught lying in the deposition thing. And that's done with two. And they never mentioned that. It's just like a lot of things, you know, like girls lie, especially when there's like half a million to a million dollars a month in the line. You know, they'll do anything to get out of that contract. And that's what they did.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

I mean, yeah, I have no idea, obviously, what happened between you guys, but is there any, like, regrets on anything that you could have done better with that?

[Jack Doherty]

For sure. You know, it's like I definitely put a lot of our relationship out there online, but, like, that benefited us both. And, you know, we both were on the streams and like, we knew what we were getting out of it too. We were both making millions of dollars off it. So it's not like one person want to do what the other person didn't. Like it was a mutual thing, you.

[Podcast Co-host]

Know, so it's just been no contact.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Yeah, that's tough. Relationships on the Internet are. Are too.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah. Especially when, like, you're just trying to forget about. And then like every time you open up, tick tock. It's like, boom. You gotta like, you know what I mean? So you can't really escape it. It's like, it's different when you're like, online.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

What do you wish that, like, people knew more about you as a person as opposed to what they see online?

[Jack Doherty]

I don't know. I wish they got to see me, like, how I am off camera because I am like, pretty chill, you know, so I'm not like being a dick to everyone, but people like you know, see that and think that of me because that's what goes the most viral, you know. And a lot of those clips are like, even me like going like this and like bumping into people that. Security guards. Not even real clips that we literally hire actors and like we just run those videos and like people believe it but it's like yeah, that's what gets the Internet going. That's like people like know me for and. But it's funny because none of that shit's even real. But like people have such like hard opinions on me over that, you know. But it's whatever.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Yeah, like I said too. Like we've, we did some streams over the summer too and like sometimes we tried to do streams that were more creative and like actually put thought into them. But then we'd like go on TikTok like the next day or something. We'd be like yo, like this really didn't even go viral at all. And then we'd do some dumb ass stream with like girls and you get like 50 times more the clips.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

So that's why like do you ever find yourself like when you're streaming having to like kind of be someone you're not because you notice if you're not being that in streams, like you're not really.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah. Or whatever, you know, or like there's just a lot of pressure. Like entertain people constantly. Especially when you're doing it for like 10 plus hours a day. It is like yeah, yeah.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

What's your chat like? Like what's the culture in your chat?

[Jack Doherty]

Just want you to like just keep them entertained and stuff. Like you always just got to read.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Your, your, your chat specifically.

[Jack Doherty]

I don't know, it just depends on the streamer. Like who I'm with.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Yeah.

[Jack Doherty]

Now I don't even like read it that much. I kind of just do my own.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Thing and just stream.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah. See at this point in life I'm not like trying to like do crazy. I don't got to listen to the chat. Like I don't like it's not going to change my life in any way or like, you know, make me richer. So I'm just like lowkey, trying to stay out of trouble, as ironic as that sounds. But like, I don't know, like I'm just trying to chill more in life.

[Podcast Co-host]

Do you ever see yourself like quitting.

[Jack Doherty]

Social media for sure. Like in that, I mean in the.

[Podcast Co-host]

Future, I mean, yeah, everyone's pro. Everybody probably would, but at some point. But I guess years from now, like five years maybe like, six years.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah. Like, I work hard now so I don't have to later. You know, I want to get it all out of the way so one day I can just, like, you know, spend time with my family and stuff and, like, live a normal life. But that's why I just, like, don't even think about a lot of things now. I'm just, like, so focused on just get enough money to where I don't have to, like, work again and feel secure and go from there.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

When have you ever hit, like, a breaking point? Like, have you ever hit, like, a point where you're like, yo, this, like, I'm done with this all the time.

[Jack Doherty]

I'm like, it take everything away. I don't want to be here anymore. That, like, I'm just like, I'll crash out sometimes and I'll just be like, it's just so much pressure and I get stressed out. But then, like, an hour later, I'm like, all right. Like, I'm grateful for, like, the life I have. Like, you know, it's like everyone else my age isn't doing as well, so I should appreciate the life I have. And, you know, there's obviously times where it's gonna suck, but there's way more times where it's great. So you just gotta appreciate that and stay positive because we do have, like, the most amazing job in the world. You know, we get literally get to live life for a living and film it.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

So who do you, like, confide in when, like, something bad happens online or, like, when you're down? How do you, like, handle that?

[Jack Doherty]

I just talk to my friends and just get their opinions.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Is it friends you've known for a while or, like, people?

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah, friends I know for, like, years and stuff. I'll get their opinions and all that.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

What do you think's one of the craziest moments on stream? One thing was that Lambo crash, right?

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

What the happened with that?

[Jack Doherty]

I was driving to a track. Neil, from a time constraint. He invited me to it, and I was like, in the middle of a hurricane, and it just started raining like crazy. And I was just driving. I was like five minutes away, and then boom. Like, just hydroplane into a guardrail.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Holy.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

How scary was that?

[Jack Doherty]

It was terrifying because, like, knowing you're gonna crash and there's nothing you can do about it, like, it's like, damn. Like, I remember, like, trying to turn out of it and, like, nothing was working. Then once I realized, I was like, all right, there's no way I'm not going to this guardrail. I just, like, stomped in the brake break and we hit like, a less of a speed and we're fine.

[Podcast Co-host]

But yeah, that's what's one thing you really got. Or actually one clip that you really got, like, embarrassed about.

[Jack Doherty]

There's a lot of things, you know, like, literally every time I'm done live stream, I'm like, damn, why the did I do that? Why'd I say? Like, that was so cringy. Like, that was just so forced for, like, the stream. And I kind of, like, always just do a lot of reflecting. Like, damn, I'm so corny. It's probably why, like, I don't even, like, read the chat anymore. Like, because then just makes you say some, like, stupid right after. But I don't even know. There's probably a million things I could think of.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

The neon thing was pretty funny because it is funny when you kind of, like, get mad a little bit.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Like when you're like, neon left with my girls.

[Jack Doherty]

And when was that? Oh, yeah, that was recently.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Yeah. Yeah, yeah.

[Jack Doherty]

But it's like, I wasn't even tripping about that. I was like, they'll go. They'll go do their thing, you know? Like, it's not like any of them are my girlfriend. So, like, y' all go promote your only fans, you know? Yeah. Go do your thing.

[Podcast Co-host]

But yeah, the fighting is pretty funny. Like island boys fighting. That was like, I think, like two years ago or like a year ago. But yeah, those clips are pretty funny.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

That's what's interesting. Yeah, it's kind of like a live reality show now that I'm thinking too. Like, 1, 1, 2. Was the. Your security guard with the Corinna shit?

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

What happened with that?

[Jack Doherty]

I don't know if I'm allowed to talk about that.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Yeah. That guy still around or. No.

[Jack Doherty]

Security guard. No. Yeah, yeah.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Is there any other crazy moments, like, on stream?

[Jack Doherty]

Loki always. Like, there's always something every day. Like. Like yesterday, my last stream six times just got robbed in the middle of his, you know, stream. Like, there's always something going on or like, I get arrested or like, I don't even know.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Who's your favorite streamers?

[Jack Doherty]

I don't really watch any streamers. I just see clips and stuff. But I guess, like, I show speed like, you know, he's killing it. Kaiser now he kills it. Aiden Ross. They're all like, Yeah, I see them a lot.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Yeah, those are like the top three. Who do you think's the biggest out of those three?

[Jack Doherty]

ISO speed, I think. Yeah.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Internationally, right?

[Jack Doherty]

For sure. Yeah.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

What's he pulling, like 150K viewers?

[Jack Doherty]

At least.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

The thing about Aiden, too, is, though, he's. He can, like, take breaks and come back like crazy. And he's always just relevant, too.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah. It's because you got money, you know, Truly, if you got money, you're always gonna be around.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Yeah.

[Jack Doherty]

It's easy to, like, keep the ball rolling.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

What do your parents, like, think about what you do?

[Jack Doherty]

They're used to it because I just been doing it since I was like 50. I know. Since I was like 12, you know, I was making money since then. So it's like. It's not like it all happened overnight. It all, like, you know, slowly happen and stuff. So they're pretty used to it.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

How about when you get arrested?

[Jack Doherty]

My dad was like, chill, chill with it. My mom was, like, just worried about me and stuff. But I was talking to them and while I was in jail.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

What do you say to people that, like, say you put on, like, a Persona online?

[Jack Doherty]

I feel like everyone does, you know.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Yeah.

[Jack Doherty]

Like, everyone puts out an exaggerated version of themselves because they want to get, you know, views and clicks and stuff. And they don't want to. You don't want to be boring, but just like, like, I don't know. I was trying. I was explaining this to someone on the street yesterday, like, why do you always, like, bumping people with your bodyguard? Like, blah, blah. I'm like, bro, those are like skit videos. And, like, you're pressing me and getting pissed about it. I'm like, do you get pissed if an actor kills someone in the movie? No. Like, so it's like, why can't I do a little skit video like this? Like, and he gets so angry about it.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

For us, I think we don't take social media as seriously as people that don't do it. Right?

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

People that aren't in social media, like, they think that what they see is, like, kind of real every time we're like. You know what I'm saying?

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah. I find that's the goal too. It's like I never even said it that like, any of the videos were fake, but I'm like, one day I'll say, you know, when it's just, like, big enough to where it doesn't matter, but it's like, I don't know. I think it's funny how people, like, genuinely get so pissed over, like, a fake video. It's just like, you want to get pissed over an actor doing Some shit in a movie, but you do it like, to me. But whatever.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

The Internet's getting, like, more and more fucked too, I think. Like, I feel like a few years ago it wasn't this negative.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

I feel like it's like. I don't know if it's the return of, like, X or like, maybe TikTok. I don't know. But do you find that or. No. Because you've been doing it a long time too. I find it just.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah, it runs off of negativity for sure. That's like Loki, what everyone's into.

[Podcast Co-host]

So who's a guest that you've had on your stream that you regret doing?

[Jack Doherty]

Feel like if I regretted it, that would only like, make me not regret it because I'd be like, dang. Like, that's just like, what did they do?

[Folsom Podcast Host]

You've had Little Baby.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah. Little Baby. Yeah. That was my. Probably my favorite stream.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Didn't he rob your.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah, that was like a little publicity. Something that was like, went viral as hell. That was like, probably one of the most viral streams.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

So is that like a skit or is that like.

[Jack Doherty]

I mean, like, he wasn't supposed to take it that far with it, but like, he did.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

And like, he took your chain for a bit.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah. And then like, he gave it back to me like the next morning, but. And like, he DM me and said he would, but I was still tripping, bro. I didn't. Like, I didn't know, but like, it was funny and it worked out well.

[Podcast Co-host]

Like, who's a rapper? You stream with that? You streamed with that loaf the most.

[Jack Doherty]

What do you mean?

[Podcast Co-host]

Like you said, yo. Yeah, it took so long to show up.

[Jack Doherty]

Oh, probably like Rich the Kid.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

How long did he take?

[Jack Doherty]

We had to postpone it the next day because he just taking hours. Like, I was like, damn, like, I'm not even gonna do it tonight. It's like, too late now. Someone did it the next day. It was still like, pretty lame stream, you know, it's pretty boring. Like six, nine. It was like my funniest stream by far. He's so funny. But then like, someone like Rich the kid is just like, God damn. Like, I don't even want to keep streaming.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

And then you did some with offset too, right?

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah, he's. He's really nice too. Like, I with him. He's very genuine guy, you know, he is really chill.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

We had him on the pod. Yeah, he's like. I was surprised how chill he was.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah, he is. He's like a very, like, Normal guy. Like, you know, you expect him to have like an ego but like he is just so down to earth, so genuine and yeah, he's really nice to me.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

What's your goals, like business wise over the next few years or like how do you see yourself transitioning from the next like 5 to 10 years? Like what's your business goals?

[Jack Doherty]

Keep on like real estate, investing in property. So like no matter what, whether I'm on the Internet or not, like I'm still making money but like, do you.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Think you'll ever stop doing content or is it something because you seem like you, I mean you've done it since 10. You clearly have an eye for content despite whether what people's opinions are or not, right?

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah, and I definitely enjoy doing it. Like I get excited to like stream or and film and stuff like that. Like I really don't take many days off. Like I'm always doing something.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Like, do you think you'll like evolve into some other form of content or like do you have any aspirations in that field?

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah, I don't think I'll ever stop one day. Like I generally enjoy like working like all day long. There's nothing else I'd rather do. There's nothing else to do. You know, I like being productive and like getting stuff done. So I don't know, I think I definitely. Even though I probably won't be going as hard in like five, 10 years, maybe I will, but probably take a step back.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

What do you think about the state of streaming now? Is it getting. Do you think it's here to stay for a long time or is it getting a little more saturated than it was like a year ago?

[Jack Doherty]

Definitely more saturated and I think it's shifted a lot towards clips. Yeah. So.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Extravagante.

[Jack Doherty]

Tambien sillas de masajes bien.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Se vuelben bastante practicas.

[Jack Doherty]

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[Jack Doherty]

It's like I don't even think People are tripping as to how many people are watching streamers these days. It's more about, like, how your clips are performing and stuff like that.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

As the business of streaming yourself, like, to people that are, like, listening or watching that want to be streamers, you don't even really care about your live streamer count, like, viewership.

[Jack Doherty]

I mean, it's definitely important, but, like, at the end of the day, I think what determines, like, a stream success is, like, how viral the clips go, you know? Like, when I got arrested, like, that went crazy viral. I wasn't even live, you know, so the stream didn't really matter. But that's a terrible example because I'm not trying to, like, say, like, yo, I went to jail, and, like, that went viral. That's terrible. Like, I don't want to.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Getting arrested for anyone is obviously, like, yeah, a big. I mean, we sold mug shirt shirts when I got arrested too.

[Podcast Co-host]

Clips are so digestible.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

We sold so many too. Yeah, I got fans sometimes with the mug shot shirt.

[Jack Doherty]

My friend surprised me with a mug shot shirt when I got out, so I put it on. But, like, now looking back, like, is that gonna be bite me in the ass or some. I don't know.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Damn, you got lucky then. Because, dude, I don't know. I tell people, like, I've told the story before, but I think jail's here, bro. I went in Texas and, like, I was there for 12 hours, and it was enough, bro. It was like the movies. Like, that is not a place you want to be. Like, me and you both, we get.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah, I was like, I have so much to live for outside of here. Like, why am I in here? Like, the fact they can just tell you what. What. What to do and just kind of listen to them. It just sucks.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Like, we'd be done. Yeah, we'd be done.

[Jack Doherty]

I was giving half my snacks to, like, everyone out there. Like, please, we're good. Like, they were all cool. And all the cops were cool too. Like. Like, people were, like, just calling my name and. And the cop would just call me over and be like. To try to get me away from it. But they were all just being super chilly. They're just asking me questions and stuff. Like, no one's, like, trying to press me or anything. There were people offering to be my security guard in there and stuff. It was funny.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Wow, that's crazy. Well, I think you got a lit. You got a good experience then.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah, yeah, the cops were nice too, except the ones that arrested me. But I. I get it.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

You know, did you sleep in there or.

[Jack Doherty]

No, barely. Like, maybe like, the first.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Like, were you in a room with, like, bunks for.

[Jack Doherty]

For, like, the last four or five hours? I was like. The first couple hours, I was just in, like, a cell by myself. Was just me and then a cop. And then after, like, five hours, six hours, they finally brought me to, like, the tgk, whatever, the. I don't know what it is, that jail in Miami. And then. Then I did my mug shot and fingerprints and all that, and I was in a room for, like, 10 hours waiting to get to the cell. And then, yeah, they finally brought us back there, and I could, like, lie down. But, yeah, I was ass that she was so boring, and it's just like. So give me my phone. Like. Yeah, I know. I keep reaching for my phone. I'm like, damn it. Like, I just. Nothing to do here. Feel like a waste of space.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

So now, how long you been single for now?

[Jack Doherty]

Couple months.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

So you, like, actively, like, dating chicks? Are you just, like, focused on yourself?

[Jack Doherty]

No, I'm not dating anyone. Hell no.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

What's a big red flag for you and a chick now? Like, when she says something or just something that just throws you the fuck.

[Jack Doherty]

Off, Anything that just makes you sound like a hoe, you know, she's like, damn, she has more than one body cooked. No, I'm kidding. More than one. Like, I don't know how many.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

How many bodies?

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah, yeah, the caps. If you break double digits, you're your husband list, you're.

[Podcast Co-host]

Well, if you break what. What number?

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Double digits?

[Podcast Co-host]

10.

[Jack Doherty]

If you're a girl and you break 10 for, like, wifey.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

So double digits is.

[Jack Doherty]

That's like, I can't even think about you. Yeah. Like, automatic. I don't care how hot you are. Like, 10 guys, you. That's disgusting. Like, why? I don't deserve that. I've worked too hard to be a girl that's over 10 guys. It's. Ew.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

So what's the.

[Jack Doherty]

I have to kill 10 guys? Like, that's terrible. You know, what's the.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

So what's the ideal for, like, a wifey?

[Jack Doherty]

Obviously, zero, you know, but, like, it's realistic. You'll be cool under five. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Four or five would be nice.

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah.

[Jack Doherty]

It's impossible to find. They lie. They'll be like, yeah, zero is tough. She grows impossible. Zero.

[Podcast Co-host]

That's not. With the way the world's going.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

You find a girl at zero, it's.

[Jack Doherty]

Like, you stay away from me.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

You also got to be very, like.

[Jack Doherty]

She Won't even want us. Yeah, you gotta be sure, my prince. Or some.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Yeah, because if you swipe that, you're. You're in for it, too.

[Podcast Co-host]

What other hoish tendencies? I mean, he said body count, though.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

What?

[Jack Doherty]

Like, other hoish tendencies. Like, if she, like, be on Snapchat too much or like, she followed too many guys. Girls that follow no, guys are, like, lit. I'm like, yeah, those are the ones.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

You know, who's three guys she just can't follow.

[Jack Doherty]

I honestly don't give a. Like, I think. I don't. I don't know. Like, who would you say? I feel like we're like, different ages, you know? Like, I feel like there's no one my age. I'm, like, worried about.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

I don't know about following, but you know when a girl's just like, a little too into future. You know what I'm saying? Like, you know when you're bumping future on the ox, and then she knows, like, every single word in the future song. Like, you know, like, I should know the lyrics and, like, Salim or Logic.

[Podcast Co-host]

Right.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

You don't necessarily want your girl knowing every single future lyric. And she's like, I love future. Like, kind of just throws you off.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

You know what I'm saying?

[Podcast Co-host]

Like, if she's singing March Madness, like.

[Jack Doherty]

Word for word, fair enough. Like, she's lit.

[Podcast Co-host]

But, like, it's like, whoa.

[Jack Doherty]

Or girls have, like, been in, like, the club or the bar. That's terrible. So if they go out, like, nah, they gotta stay inside. Otherwise.

[Podcast Co-host]

So a girl wanting to go out a lot.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah, it's terrible. That's like one of your father too, not just your future husband. Like, you know, I mean, the girls don't think about that. They're just gonna. The world. But hey, it's Miami. We just look in the wrong places.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Someone told me recently, though, something I've been thinking about. It's like, if you want to find that girl, you gotta also, like, be what? You want to attract a man, right?

[Jack Doherty]

Gotta be a man.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Or you just gotta, like.

[Jack Doherty]

And then you get like, if you're.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Going to the club.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah, yeah. So you gotta stay home too, you know, Be a good man. Hold down. Yeah, but it's like, I already got everything. I got the crib, the cars. Like, it's just like, now I just need the girl. I bring everything to the table they got. What do they bring to the table? You know, like 10 bodies and Tito's.

[Podcast Co-host]

When you get married, does she have to cook, like, all, like, your Girl has to cook all the time.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah. What else you got to do?

[Podcast Co-host]

Like.

[Jack Doherty]

Like, I pay the bills, I handle everything at the house, you know, Like, I'd be running around all day. Like, she can't, like, make a meal. Like, I can make a meal too.

[Podcast Co-host]

Like, make me a sandwich.

[Jack Doherty]

Like, I don't even want to say steak. Yeah, I love steak.

[Podcast Co-host]

Steak's great.

[Jack Doherty]

But we got a nice option. For what?

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Would you ever date a girl that makes more money than you?

[Jack Doherty]

For sure. That's so lit. Like, I'll just chill back, stay at home and cook, whatever. I need a break, you know, that's tough.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

So you'd stay home and cook?

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Think about that at this point.

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Interesting. I say I would, but then I wonder how it would be in the position. I feel like as a man, the chick just out.

[Jack Doherty]

You just got to work harder and make more money than her.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

True. Yeah.

[Jack Doherty]

Can you bring in double the money?

[Podcast Co-host]

I guess.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Yeah.

[Jack Doherty]

No, I feel like, dang, like, whatever she doing to make that money, like, it's probably only fans. No, I'm kidding. But if it's like not only fans, like, that's lit. Like, would you.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Would you date a chick that made.

[Jack Doherty]

More money than you if she did? Only fans, would you date a girl?

[Podcast Co-host]

I gotta just be the breadwinner.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

I don't know.

[Podcast Co-host]

I feel weird.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

I just.

[Podcast Co-host]

It's not like a man supposed. I don't know. It doesn't feel right.

[Jack Doherty]

I don't feel like a girl.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Because a lot of these only fans chicks are rich, right?

[Jack Doherty]

They are.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

But you wouldn't marry them, right?

[Podcast Co-host]

You wouldn't marry, though. Like, you're not marrying them only.

[Jack Doherty]

I mean, maybe I would have, but at this point, like, it's probably not worth it, like, you know. Well, yeah, I would. I don't think I'd marry a only fans girl now, you know, there's no point.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Yeah. I'm always. I always say I'm surprised the girls that, like, do only fans and they don't even show nudes. That's what I don't understand how guys pay for that. And they're still making like 30k a month or whatever the it is. Like, I know some girls like that.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

That's just like, I don't understand that.

[Podcast Co-host]

Coming to golf?

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah, I'm. I'm down.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Yeah.

[Jack Doherty]

When you play golf?

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Yeah.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah, I love.

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah. You want to come?

[Jack Doherty]

My dad plays all day long. Like I used to. I grew up playing golf, so.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Are you nasty at hockey?

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

I would have never Expected that.

[Jack Doherty]

Dude, I have like, crazy tree shot videos.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

You should just shock the world. You should do like a hockey stream or something.

[Jack Doherty]

I know, dude. We should all run a hockey stream. You guys are from Canada.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

You should get like. Get like someone on the Panthers or some.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah, I need to do a stream with a hockey player. That would be lit because I would.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Have never expected that.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah, we should play golf and hockey. Be fun. Do both. You know, a little off season.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Jack just rinses your ass on the course.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah, let's do it. You're actually pretty good, though, I think.

[Podcast Co-host]

I think I've seen her swing. I think I've seen it. It was pretty nice. You look like you played. Yeah.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah. I haven't played like, on a course in like a minute.

[Podcast Co-host]

I'm not so good. But you played all your life, right?

[Jack Doherty]

You're good, though. I see you play like, you probably. What do you Normally shoot, like mid-80s?

[Podcast Co-host]

Mid-80s? I'd say mid-80s right now. But like, I'll go on a streak and then it'll just be like, yeah.

[Jack Doherty]

Facts, and you just crash. I have a bad hole because I.

[Podcast Co-host]

Travel and then I don't play golf for like a minute and come.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah, it's like. Yeah.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Is there a moment in, like a stream that you wish you could, like, go back and do something different?

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah, a lot of them, like, so I look how. At how I act and I'm like, damn. Like, I don't know why I act like that. I don't know why I did that. But it's easy to, like, kind of lose yourself while you're streaming and just try to get the next clip. And you obviously do things you wouldn't do off camera just to, you know, get the clip or whatever. And I look back and I'm like, damn, that probably wasn't worth it, but really.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

So is it that, like, you're that in it when you're streaming?

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Like, is it almost like you're kind.

[Jack Doherty]

Of like 10 hours of words you wouldn't have said if you weren't streaming?

[Folsom Podcast Host]

You know, like, you almost like blacking out in the moment, basically like that.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah, it's just like words are flowing for 10 hours straight. And it's just like, if I wasn't live, I wouldn't be talking, you know, probably just be chilling. So it's just like you're just creating things that you wouldn't have said. And when we look back, you're like, damn, why did I say that? So it is a lot of, like, Reflection. And I feel like, although it doesn't seem like it, like, I've definitely grown a lot from when I first started streaming. I watch what I say more and, you know, I used to be a lot more disrespectful, and now I'm, like, a lot more toned down and stuff. And I don't want to. Yeah, I don't know. Like, I don't gotta do the things I used to do to try and get money and fame and this and that. Like, it's just, like, how much more can I really get?

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Do you think it affects your mental health?

[Jack Doherty]

No, not really. No. I think I'm fine. Like, it's just like, whoever I surround myself with is all that really matters to me. It's just some things do, for sure. Like, some things, like, with me, but nothing that really people on the Internet say about me. If anything, it's about, like, what happens between, like, me and, like, people I'm close with.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Like, business or just, like, friendship.

[Jack Doherty]

Not even business at this point. Like, I don't care. Like, I could stop making money tomorrow and, like, I feel like I'll be just as happy. Like, you know, chilling. Yeah, I'm not even, like, tripping about that ever. But it's more of, like, personal, if anything, relationship stuff or like, whatever it is, you know?

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Yeah.

[Jack Doherty]

Dude, what are your thoughts about me? I feel like. I feel like you never, like, liked me at first. I'll be honest.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Yeah, I was gonna say that. I was telling the boys. I feel like. I don't know why, bro. I mean, you pro. I mean, you get this a lot. But I, like. I don't know, Like, I'd say maybe a year ago or whenever. X amount of time ago, you just really, like, annoyed me. I don't know why.

[Jack Doherty]

From, like, seeing me online.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Yeah, I think it's just like. I guess it's your Persona where it's just like. I don't know. And I guess streaming was at a different time, too.

[Jack Doherty]

Well, like I said specifically, that means you, like, not like me.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

I don't know. I think it was just like.

[Jack Doherty]

But I get it too. Like, if I saw me online, I'm trying to think.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

No, Well, I asked them too. I was like, what do you think it is? I don't know. I think it was just. But then I think. I think maybe it was a combination of streaming being new and, like, getting used to, like, yo, all these beef clips and shit like that. And now that it's more like a common thing. And I think You've kind of like in the best way best or worst way. Like you've kind of like stayed who you are from like a year or two ago. So now that I'm more like, oh, like this is just who Jackson.

[Jack Doherty]

Like he doesn't, he really doesn't give a fucking piece of shit. No, I do though.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

So now I just find it jokes too. Like yeah, if I see a clip.

[Jack Doherty]

No, me too, I see clips. And me, my friends just joke about everything. Like we literally like think everything on the Internet's funny. Cuz like no one knows real me except for like people that are around me and like no one really knows what actually happens and stuff. Like the media creates their own stories and their own thing and they think they know what happens, but they don't. So it's like we just fucking troll on everything. And me on it. It's funny. But I mean, yeah, I also like.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

But now if I see it, like I said, if I see a clip of you crashing out or something or like, or whatever it is or the arrest, like it's just now it's just like it's kind of jokes.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah, I know what you mean. Like I laugh at myself too. Like we all do. It's just funny.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

And then I've seen of you too where like I've seen clips of you where it looks like you're like, it looks like you're just low and you know too. And I'm in the game too. So obviously people watching maybe, I mean they don't want to give us any type of. They don't give a. Because we're living up such a blessed life like we said. So if we're complaining about everything, you know, we don't necessarily have the right to complain about the life that we have. But obviously I can, you know, if I see a clip of you low, I can relate to that in certain ways. So when I saw that kind of stuff from you too, I can be like, you know, like. Because it's a, it's a rat race social media. Right?

[Jack Doherty]

It is. And it's like show people outside of it because then they'll like, yeah, take their. Like, why are you complaining? Like you have such a good, a good life. So it's like.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Which is true.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah, it's exactly. So it's like you got to just deal with it on your own. It doesn't even like that's why I'm like fine with everything. All like the hate I get and everything that comes my way because I'm Just like I just, I live a great life and like that's just I got to deal with, you know, it's just part of the game and I, you know, put myself in that position and it's just like, I don't know, it's my job to like Jake Paul my way out of it type. You know how like Jake Paul was in like he's like the most hated, like problem child, this and that, whatever. And then he like boxed his way out of it.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

He was very hated.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah. So it's like that's kind of the route I'm going. But it's like I think people one day will see me for me and like I'll just chill out, you know, Like I'd be so hype on camera, trying to like be high energy and like make my content interesting. And like sometimes like the chill side of me might is what they'll do better now because I'm just so used to being a psychopath on stream and like run around like a crackhead and. But like now I just gotta calm down and like just be me, you know, because I don't gotta like it's.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

The same thing with us, bro. I mean some shit's like, yeah, even us. Like we've done some crazy pranks and like that too. And it's also like I might. I'm a lot older now too. So sometimes you feel yourself being dragged into like what the comments want too.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah. You know what happens? I'll never prank someone these like I'm 22. Like, it's like I'll never like go up to a random worker and try to start beef with them or like, or go to a random person unless they talk to me first. That's how I'm gonna the interaction. Like I'll never go up to someone first like ever. Like, just like I don't want to start problems, I don't want to start drama, I don't want to get sued, you know, so that's the main thing. I got to watch what I do because people just try to sue me left and right. So I can't do like people like act like I'm. I do the worst online, but it's like people do way worse than me. Like someone can shoot me and I feel like if I put my hands on them, they'll sue me, you know, it's just like, it's just how life is and it's just whatever. So I got to be careful, you know?

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Yeah, I think all you could do is just try to like, try to just be good and just stay true to yourself and. But yeah, it is a battle. Like what the Internet wants verse, like who you actually just want to be, right?

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah, because, like, off camera to me, I'm like, I'm fine. Everyone, like, everyone that comes up to me in public, everyone is super positive, just took a picture and like, you know, they're good. Not many people, like, really hate, so everything's like, fine to me. But like, online, like, people think I'm like, I don't know.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

How about haters in real life? Do you get that ever or.

[Jack Doherty]

No, sometimes. But like, it's like 99. Like just people just asking for a picture and like, then they just go to their thing.

[Podcast Co-host]

Has there ever been someone I like, came up to you and try to press stream?

[Jack Doherty]

Sure. Like, actually, like, like, not like off stream. If everything.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

If anything's always that's they're gonna try to do that.

[Jack Doherty]

But I go. I go everywhere loki, like by myself or just bring my friend. Like.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

No one chirps you or like, not really, no.

[Jack Doherty]

Like, unless there's a camera. Like, they're just.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Yeah, well, if it's a camera, then they're doing it for.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah, for sure. Like off cam, like, no, like, everyone's just super chill. But why? How about you Ever have any instance? No.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

That's what we were saying the other day. Like, never a hater in real.

[Jack Doherty]

What are they doing it for? You know, trying to rob. You probably get a clip. It's one or the other.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

I mean, the Internet's so too. Because even probably I don't comment on myself, but we might find ourselves even saying, like, yo, this person sucks. And then if you saw them in real life, like, you'd probably be like, yo, that's that rapper.

[Jack Doherty]

No, I'm saying no for sure.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

People are like, yeah, like, even I would maybe do that.

[Jack Doherty]

That guy, I hate him. And they're like, oh, can I get a picture? Yeah, and then like, walk away. Talk. Some like, people do that too. Like, I'm sure you've had, like, situations like people take a picture with you and they'll like, say some or chirp at you while walking away or whatever just because they're jealous, you know? Yeah, it's just like, part of that's fun.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

What do you got coming up next? Any plans or anything? Cool.

[Jack Doherty]

What I got coming up?

[Folsom Podcast Host]

You got to go to court or anything?

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah, I was supposed to say I got court coming up. Hell yeah. No, that's terrible.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

But you in a stream Court or no, Should I? That'd be a crazy.

[Jack Doherty]

Dude. I was thinking in jail, I was like, dude, I could be probably extreme. Like, if the cam was on, I could be miserable. Like, because then it's worth it. But, like, if it's not, I'm like, I'm just miserable for nothing right now. Like, I can't be here, you know? But, yeah, I got.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

I don't know.

[Jack Doherty]

I got a podcast coming. I just built out, like, a whole room in my new house, like, a big podcast room and stuff like that. So can do. Gonna do that soon?

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Are you gonna do that live or not live?

[Jack Doherty]

Probably not live, but maybe. Depends who I have on. Sometimes the live streams are just key because, like, the clip, I think it's. Yeah.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

If I could do. If we could. We should do more live pods. We've done it before because, you know, it's like. I mean, you know, it's like what you see is what you should. If you do it, you should.

[Jack Doherty]

Different. Yeah, it's like, people will watch it live and, like, clip it differently than if they were to see it on YouTube, you know? Yeah, but that's a. That's what I feel like is the difference. It just makes it way more viral.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Hell, yeah.

[Jack Doherty]

If you live stream, everything's clips. All right, bro.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

We appreciate you coming through.

[Jack Doherty]

Appreciate little chat.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Let's. Yeah. If you want to come play some golf, we're down. What stakes?

[Jack Doherty]

Huh?

[Folsom Podcast Host]

What stakes? You want to play golf? If we make teams, like, what. What would you bet?

[Jack Doherty]

Oh, we could do teams. We're gonna do, like, a little scramble.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Or like a scramble.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah. Okay. Nice. What are the teams?

[Folsom Podcast Host]

We'll decide.

[Podcast Co-host]

We're gonna do a draft tomorrow.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

I'm down for anything. I've done 100k.

[Jack Doherty]

Nah, we ain't doing no 100k.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Bet that I'm down for anything.

[Jack Doherty]

It's like.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Yeah, we'll bet tomorrow.

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah, yeah, we'll do like, a 4v4 or like 3v3. Yeah, 4v4.

[Jack Doherty]

All right. Bet scramble. 18.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

We'll figure it out in the video.

[Jack Doherty]

Yeah, let's do it. All right.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Jack Doherty. All right.

[Jack Doherty]

Hell, yeah.

[Folsom Podcast Host]

Thanks.