Videos tagged with Merch Drop

This video, titled "Sunday Scoot," appears to be a casual vlog or behind-the-scenes look at content creation, with the creator mentioning a trip and putting the video together in lieu of a podcast. They are also promoting t-shirts for sale and referencing a group or topic called "Naxbu." The link provided is for an Indiegogo campaign for "Othais C/rsenal T-shirts 2025 Sweatshirt."

This YouTube video discusses a new pistol from Ruger, suggesting it might be the ideal offering that the firearm community has been waiting for, potentially rivaling or surpassing popular models like Glock. The description also promotes new merchandise for 2024 and includes a disclaimer about the content representing personal opinions and real-world scenarios rather than legal advice.

This video description is highly misleading. While it mentions teaching someone how to shoot a gun, the primary focus of the video appears to be on a "craziest burnout competition" involving a "1000hp blower truck." The firearms mention seems to be a minor or tangential element, possibly used for clickbait. The description also includes unrelated information about a giveaway and social media promotions.

This YouTube video, titled "Leaf & Barrel LIVE Ep. #50 | The Red Anchor & New Merch Drop!!", is a live stream event from the Leaf & Barrel channel. While the specific firearms or products being discussed are not detailed in the description, the title suggests a focus on a product named "The Red Anchor" and the announcement of new merchandise. Given the channel name and the common themes in live gun-related content, it's likely to involve discussions about firearms, related gear, or industry news, along with promoting their brand.

This is the 46th episode of the Leaf & Barrel LIVE series, featuring Jeremy Siers. The episode announces a merchandise drop and highlights the Jeremy Siers Habano, which is likely a cigar or related product. Given the title and the presence of a known firearm personality like Jeremy Siers, the content likely touches upon firearms-related topics, potentially including reviews, discussions, or lifestyle elements associated with gun ownership, even if not explicitly stated in the limited description. The inclusion of 'Habano' and 'Merch Drop' suggests a lifestyle or brand-focused segment.

This YouTube video, titled "WHY DO YOU PEOPLE DO THIS??", features content from Johnny Appalachia. While the title and description are cryptic regarding the specific subject matter, they heavily promote merchandise like t-shirts and a "COLD DEAD HANDS" item, alongside a discount code for Blackout Coffee. The presence of a PO Box for fan mail and mentions of being an "XXL" suggest a personality-driven channel, likely with a focus on a particular niche or lifestyle that may include firearms given the common themes in such content. The call to action for merchandise and specific product promotions indicates a strong commercial element.

This YouTube video, titled "MOST AMBITIOUS EPISODE EVER!", appears to be a general interest or lifestyle channel with a strong merchandise and affiliate marketing component. The description heavily promotes various branded items including "YOU TEES", "WOODLAND CAMO HAT", "MEME WAR VETERAN", and "COLD DEAD HANDS" merchandise, along with a specific discount code for "BLACKOUT COFFEE". The creator, Johnny Baggins, also mentions being on Patreon and provides a PO Box address. While no specific firearms are mentioned, the presence of "COLD DEAD HANDS" could allude to firearm ownership or related topics, but the overall focus seems to be on creator merchandise and brand promotion.

This video title and description appear to be referencing an incident involving content creator WRANGLERSTAR and a publication called ROLLING STONE. While the exact nature of the "attack" is unclear from the provided text, the description includes numerous promotional links for merchandise such as flags, apparel (SMOKEY, MEME WAR VET, CHOOSE VIOLENCE!), coffee (BLACKOUT COFFEE), and bench mats (Killdozer Bench Mat), along with EDC belts. The creator, Johnny Baggins, also promotes their Patreon page and provides a PO Box for mail.

This video announces new merchandise from Varusteleka, specifically featuring the 'Forgotten Weapons' branding. The description highlights the availability of these new items and provides a direct link to the Varusteleka website's Forgotten Weapons merchandise category. The content focuses on promoting branded apparel and accessories related to the Forgotten Weapons channel.

This video announces new merchandise available in the Forgotten Weapons store. The merchandise includes three different patches and a cloth bomber-style jacket. The description encourages viewers to check out the new items via a provided link to the shop.

This YouTube video features Nutnfancy showcasing new "TNP T-Shirts" and discussing "TNP issues." While the primary focus seems to be merchandise, the description also hints at "other cool stuff" and mentions the sale of "Nutnfancy Gloves and picture frame" for a significant sum on eBay. The video's content is primarily related to the creator's personal brand and merchandise, with potential for unrelated product mentions or discussions.

This video is a quick announcement from TNP (The Nutnfancy Project) regarding the availability of their music CDs. The description mentions that music CDs, T-shirts, hats, stickers, and clearance gear are available for purchase on their Big Cartel website. The video serves as a reminder to get these items while they are still in stock, with Doodle seen packing orders.