“Tony really doesn’t give a fudge what they’ve put up about him, I know him.”

Emily T’s Contradictions: Does Tony Harris Care About Mockery or Not?

Tony Harris is a man who prides himself on mocking others. He has openly admitted, “I’m not a bully. I just mock scumbags here and there. Call out lies too.” Yet, when the tables are turned, his response suggests anything but indifference.

His girlfriend, Emily T, recently stated in a YouTube chatroom:

“Tony really doesn’t give a fudge what they’ve put up about him, I know him.”

A bold claim—one that is easily contradicted by Harris’s own actions. After all, how can someone claim not to care when they have filed multiple privacy complaints and copyright strikes against Matt Taylor for posting videos about him? If Harris truly didn’t care, why go to such lengths to have content removed?

This also clashes with what Emily T herself wrote just a few months prior:

“Tony’s having a bit of a bad time at the moment, due to the mockery. It’s been horrendous.”

So which is it?

Does Tony Harris genuinely brush off mockery, or does it hit a nerve? Emily T’s comments expose a clear contradiction. Either she was misleading people then, or she’s misleading them now. The evidence suggests that Tony Harris, far from being indifferent, takes mockery very seriously—seriously enough to file complaints and attempt to silence critics.

It seems Tony Harris enjoys dishing out mockery but struggles when he’s on the receiving end. And as for Emily T? Her shifting narrative raises questions about whether she is trying to protect Tony’s public image, even at the expense of contradicting herself.

In the end, the truth is simple: If Tony Harris truly didn’t care, he wouldn’t need YouTube’s complaint system to fight his battles.