Videos tagged with Johnny B Media

This video, titled "PRESS CONFERENCE FROM HELL ... It's the THURSDAY BUZZ," appears to be a commentary on a recent press conference, likely involving political or societal issues that have implications for gun owners. The description references a "doozie" of a press conference and provides links to related news articles from Fox News and the NY Post, as well as a ruling from Gun Owners of America (GOA) concerning bump stocks. The content also promotes various merchandise and affiliate links, suggesting a creator with an established brand and audience interested in topics related to the Second Amendment and firearms.

This is the first episode of a new series titled "The Buzz." The creator, Johnny Appalachia, introduces the series and provides various affiliate links for coffee, a network, merchandise, and deals on tactical gear. The description also includes links to several news articles covering current events and political topics, such as a Tennessee mayor's actions, the Keystone pipeline, Amazon's vaccine distribution offer, media trust, White House comment settings, stimulus checks, federal land mandates, Twitter bans, and sanctuary counties. The creator also shares social media links and video gear information.

This YouTube video discusses the "ban hammer" being applied to "My Pillow Guy." While the video title and description heavily focus on this censorship event, there are several mentions and links related to firearms, EDC, and tactical gear. The creator promotes their own merchandise, affiliate links for various products including a pocket knife, flashlight, and organizer, and a link to get one's own FFL. The video also directs viewers to the Warrior Poet Society Network, which is a prominent firearms and tactical training organization. The creator also shares their social media links and video gear.

This video discusses Congresswoman Lauren Boebert's intention to carry a firearm in Washington D.C. The title poses a question about whether she is a "2A HERO" or just another politician. The description highlights her carrying in D.C. and promotes various affiliate links for related merchandise and deals, including firearm-related items like an FFL license and a bulletproof backpack insert. The content is primarily focused on the political and Second Amendment aspects of firearm carry by elected officials.

This video covers the ATF raid on Polymer80, a company known for its "ghost gun" components. It also includes a segment titled "Spicy Friday," likely featuring other firearm-related content or discussions. The description provides affiliate links for Blackout Coffee, a Wall Street Journal article about the raid, and various gear and merchandise, including self-defense items, range kits, steel targets, and an FFL acquisition service. It also links to the creator's social media platforms and Amazon affiliate page.

This YouTube video is titled "IT'S SPICY FRIDAY! trueinize3fdsgferniendepressure" and features a description that promotes "SPICY FRIDAY." It includes links to purchase long-sleeved apparel and other gear from the Shall Not Comply website. The description also provides links to the creator's Amazon top 25 list, Instagram, and Facebook profiles. The creator, Johnny Baggins, also shares a PO Box address. The video was created by Johnny B Media in 2020.

This YouTube video, titled "FINALLY its SPICY FRIDAY !!" and featuring "SPICY FRIDAY" in the description, is a casual content piece. It heavily promotes merchandise with links to "SPACE FORCE" t-shirts and "SKULL HATs" on the shallnotcomply.com website. Additionally, the description includes a link to the creator's "AMAZON TOP 25" and personal social media profiles (Instagram, Facebook). The video is hosted by "Johnny Baggins" and is produced by "Johnny B Media" in 2020. Based on the title and description alone, there are no specific firearms, calibers, manufacturers, or technical topics mentioned, making it difficult to infer a direct firearms focus.

This video appears to be a commentary on events in Portland, referencing "nonsense" and the firing of 150 rounds over a weekend. It includes a call to action for viewers to engage by asking three questions. The description also promotes branded apparel and hats, and links to the creator's Amazon storefront and social media profiles. The creator is identified as Johnny Baggins, with a PO Box address provided.

This video analyzes "The M4BL BREATHE ACT" and labels it a "total disaster." The description provides links to branded apparel and hats, and a recommendation to join the USCCA for family protection. It also includes affiliate links for Amazon and social media profiles. A PDF of the Breathe Act is also linked.

This "Spicy Friday 3" video appears to be a compilation of content from around the web, as indicated by the "Roundup from around the web" description. The title suggests it's the third installment of a series. The description includes links to the creator's apparel store (t-shirts and hats), a referral to join the USCCA for family protection, and an Amazon storefront. Social media links for Instagram and Facebook are also provided. The content is presented by Johnny Baggins and produced by Johnny B Media.

This video, titled "CHAOS in the Streets," references protests in Chicago, New York, and Minneapolis, specifically mentioning George Floyd and an effigy incident. It also includes promotional links for "INFRINGEMENT" shirts and Tri-Star hats from shallnotcomply.com, as well as an Amazon affiliate link for "MY AMAZON TOP 25." A link to an article about a "BLAZE Effigy Story" is also provided. The description concludes with social media links for Johnny Appalachia and a PO Box address for Johnny Baggins, with a copyright notice for Johnny B Media in 2020.