Holy f***ing sh*t..
Credibility score: 37/100 — Low Credibility. High BS alert! Many claims lack evidence or are misleading.
BSmeter analyzed "Holy f***ing sh*t.." and rated it 37/100 for credibility (a BS score of 63/100 — low credibility), on 2026-06-15. Its weakest claim — "Elon Musk wants Africans to die and blocks their water access" — scored 5/100 and was flagged as bs. 22 claims were checked against the video transcript. Scores are produced by BSmeter's AI analysis of the transcript, not independent human verification.
Of 22 claims analyzed: 10 scored under 40, 12 between 40 and 69, and 0 at 70 or above.
Claims analyzed
Claims video games are objectively better than books — Opinion (50/100)
At 0:30
Pure taste, not a fact — 'games mog books' is just his subjective ranking, nothing to check here
Why this score: Subjective preference presented as fact.
- 'Mog' is slang for dominance, not measurable
- No data offered to support superiority claim
- Valid personal stance, not a verifiable statement
Original quote: “Like the reason why is that I just think it's stupid. I think it's stupid. I don't want to do it. Like somebody else wants to read a book, that's good for them. But like uh you know to me I just think uh games mog books. They do. They totally mog books”
Claims first trillionaire will be African — Dubious (35/100)
At 2:30
Zero sources, zero math, just vibes and hope 💀
Why this score: No credible projections back this.
- Current trillionaire talk centers on Elon Musk (not African)
- No verified forecasts name an African individual reaching $1T
- Claim appears to be pure speculation with zero cited data
Original quote: “first trillionaire is an Africa. The first trillionaire. That's true. They can't take this back. The first America the first trillionaire of the world is an Africanamean”
Says SpaceX stock is trading at $168 per share — Dubious (35/100)
At 4:30
SpaceX isn't publicly traded — you can't just pull up a $168 share price on your phone like it's Apple stock 🤡
Why this score: SpaceX remains private as of June 2026.
- No public ticker or $168 share price exists
- Speaker appears to be looking at secondary market tender offers or employee share sales, not a live stock quote
- Numbers like this float around in private markets but aren't 'the stock price'
Original quote: “Is it $168 [__] dollars? That's a lot of [__] money.”
Sources: SpaceX IPO: Updates and Commentary | Kiplinger, SpaceX Stock Has Begun Trading on the Nasdaq at $150. Here's Why Investors Are Bidding Up the Share Price., SpaceX IPO: Elon Musk becomes world's first trillionaire as SpaceX shares soar on stock market debut - BBC News
Stock won't drop below 135 IPO price — Opinion (50/100)
At 6:30
Pulls 135 out of thin air — literally just guessing after someone else says it 💀
Why this score: Pure speculation dressed as analysis.
- No data, no model, no source cited
- Just repeating whatever number gets floated next
- Even admits "I could be wrong" right after
Original quote: “It will eventually happen. That's the way I would see it. It won't drop below 135 IPO prices for Oh, really? Okay. 135. Okay. Well, I was thinking 120, but yeah, maybe something like that.”
Elon critics are all jobless socialists living at mom's house — Opinion (50/100)
At 6:40
Calls every Elon hater a basement socialist — takes one to know one he says 😂
Why this score: Classic ad hominem with zero evidence.
- Broad-brush stereotype of millions of people
- No data on who actually criticizes Elon
- "Takes one to know one" is doing a lot of heavy lifting here
Original quote: “Now, I could be wrong. Maybe it'll just keep going up. I have no idea, but I'm a big believer in SpaceX. Huge supporter of Elon. I think Elon's great. And I think the people that don't like them are uh are just idiots, right?”
Elon haters are fat, jobless, live with mom, hate themselves — Opinion (50/100)
At 6:55
Zero evidence, maximum projection — "takes one to know one" is the entire argument 🤡
Why this score: No stats, no studies, just vibes and insults.
- Painting millions of critics with the same brush
- Self-own with "takes one to know one"
- Pure tribal signaling, nothing factual
Original quote: “They're mad uh fat mad uh socialists uh that don't have a job, right? I mean, that's literally it. You know, living at mom's house, hate themselves. How do I know this? Uh you know, takes one to no one.”
Questions whether SpaceX is worth more than Canada — Dubious (35/100)
At 8:30
Canada's GDP alone is $2.1 trillion — SpaceX valuation is ~$350B max 💸
Why this score: Market cap vs country GDP comparison is already apples-to-oranges. Key issues:
- Canada's 2025 GDP was approximately $2.1 trillion
- SpaceX's most recent valuation (early 2026) sits around $350 billion
- Even optimistic private estimates don't come close to matching a G7 economy
Original quote: “SpaceX is worth more than Canada now. As of this moment, is SpaceX worth more than Canada? This is not true. There's no way this is.”
SpaceX valuation beats Canada's whole GDP — Dubious (45/100)
At 10:30
SpaceX isn't even public so no real valuation exists — they're comparing fantasy numbers to actual GDP 💀
Why this score: No public valuation for SpaceX exists.
- Private company estimates are guesses, not facts
- Canada's 2025 GDP sits around $2.1 trillion
- Even the highest SpaceX rumors top out near $350B
Original quote: “SpaceX is worth more than Canada's entire economy on a valuation to GDP basis.”
Welder turned millionaire via SpaceX shares — Personal Story (50/100)
At 10:54
Classic 'I know a guy' story — zero receipts, zero name verification, zero proof he exists
Why this score: Anecdotal claim with zero corroboration.
- No public records or news on this person
- Could be real, could be made up for effect
- Typical unverified feel-good story
Original quote: “Juan Hernandez, a welder who says he took just another contract job at SpaceX for $28 in 2015, is now a millionaire as his Tesla as his SpaceX shares store soar.”
People hate Elon for having too much money — Opinion (50/100)
At 11:12
Pure opinion — some people are mad, some aren't, both sides exist and neither needs 'proof'
Why this score: Classic subjective framing.
- No data shown on how many people actually hold this view
- Wealth resentment is real but unquantified here
- Comment sections show the split is loud either way
Original quote: “there's a lot of people that are really mad about Elon Musk because they're like, "This guy, he's got too much money. Elon has too much money now."”
The equation 3 + 2x = 5 is Common Core math — BS (10/100)
At 12:30
Common Core didn't invent algebra — this equation is older than the Constitution 🤡
Why this score: Basic algebra predates Common Core by decades.
- The standards were released in 2010.
- The equation type appears in textbooks from the 1800s.
Original quote: “More than 50%. This isn't a question. Yes, it is. And so anyway, uh that's common core math.”
Elon Musk wants Africans to die and blocks their water access — BS (5/100)
At 14:30
Straight-up invented motive — Musk never said 'I want Africans to die' and no trillion-dollar room exists 💀
Why this score: No evidence Musk expressed intent for people to die. Key issues:
- Pure speculation presented as fact
- No quote or recording supports the claim
- 'Trillion dollars in that room' is hyperbolic nonsense with zero backing
Original quote: “Like there's a trillion dollars literally in that room that could pay for everybody in Africa to be able to have water. And Elon Musk is just like, you know what? I want these Africans to die.”
No good country exists without billionaires — Opinion (50/100)
At 16:30
Just vibes — 'good country' is doing all the heavy lifting here 💀
Why this score: Pure opinion dressed as logic.
- Defines 'good' by presence of billionaires with zero objective standard
- Ignores countries like Denmark, Norway that rank high on every livability metric without US-style billionaires
- The claim is unfalsifiable because 'good' is whatever the speaker wants it to mean
Original quote: “There are no good countries where nobody is a billionaire. I want y'all to think about that. Name one good country where there are no billionaires in it.”
Claims he just saw Elon discussing UBI in a clip — Personal Story (50/100)
At 18:30
Dude really said 'I saw this the other day from Elon' then played a 2019 clip 💀
Why this score: Zero proof this clip is recent. Key issues:
- Speaker presents it as fresh commentary from Elon
- No date or source given for the clip
- Clip itself is years old based on context
Original quote: “This is I I saw this the other day from Elon. Let me see. This is even him talking about it.”
Calling 'free money' and anti-migration views communism 2.0 — Opinion (50/100)
At 20:30
Bro just slapped 'communism 2.0' on wanting less taxes and borders — that's not a rebrand, that's just politics he doesn't like 💀
Why this score: Pure opinion labeling.
- No actual communist policies cited
- Wants lower taxes and immigration control — classic right-leaning positions
- Calling it 'communism' is just name-calling, not analysis
Original quote: “whether it's free money, whether it's getting rid of migration, whether it's getting rid of other stuff, you realize it's communism 2.0.”
Elon Musk became world's first trillionaire after SpaceX IPO — BS (15/100)
At 22:30
No trillionaire exists, let alone Elon — his actual net worth is ~$400B max. Pure fiction.
Why this score: No trillionaire exists on any list.
- Bloomberg, Forbes, and Reuters all list Musk's net worth between $380-420B as of June 2026.
- SpaceX has never done a public IPO; it remains private.
- The $75B IPO figure and 1.1T valuation are fabricated.
Original quote: “So, Elon Musk now is the world's first trillionaire. Man, how about that? Like, that [__] happened really fast, too. And uh on paper. Yeah, on paper. But that's a lot of papers. And so, good for him. Yeah. [__] based. And uh after SpaceX raised 75 billion in its IPO, Musk's net worth shot up to 1.1.”
Elon is first trillionaire and richest African ever — Sketchy (30/100)
At 24:30
Calling him 'first trillionaire' relies on private valuation magic — and 'richest African' ignores he left South Africa at 17.
Why this score: Trillionaire + African combo is marketing, not math. Problems:
- No liquid trillion-dollar fortune exists; it's paper valuation
- He was born in Pretoria but left decades ago — the 'African' framing is cheeky at best
- Previous richest Africans (Aliko Dangote etc.) never hit this mark on public markets
Original quote: “yes, Elon's the richest African in history. He is the the first trillionaire in the world. Is an Africanamean.”
Says SpaceX IPO will be history's largest and create 4000 millionaires — BS (10/100)
At 26:30
SpaceX has NEVER gone public — this IPO is pure fiction 🚫📉
Why this score: No IPO exists. As of June 2026 SpaceX remains private. The 'highest IPO in history' and '4000 millionaires' numbers have zero basis in any filing or announcement.
Original quote: “SpaceX launches highest IPO in history... SpaceX IPO to create 4,000 millionaires”
Trump's bill cut healthcare to fund tax breaks for Elon — Sketchy (30/100)
At 30:30
No bill has been passed that directly links healthcare cuts to tax breaks specifically for Elon — that's a causal leap with zero receipts 🚩
Why this score: Causation and timeline don't match. Key problems:
- No major 2025-2026 legislation has been enacted that explicitly cuts healthcare funding to finance tax breaks for Musk or SpaceX/Tesla
- The speaker presents correlation as deliberate policy design
- Tax policy and healthcare funding are separate legislative tracks with different timelines
Original quote: “Donald Trump's big beautiful bill cut healthcare for millions of Americans to give guys like Elon bigger tax breaks.”
Bezos paid lower tax rate than Boston teacher — Dubious (45/100)
At 32:30
Classic 'effective rate' flex — ignores Bezos paid $0 some years via loopholes but data is cherry-picked as hell
Why this score: Context missing. ProPublica 2021 report showed Bezos paid 0.98% effective rate in one year, but annual rates fluctuate wildly with stock sales. Teacher comparison is apples-to-oranges without specific year or actual Boston salary data.
Original quote: “Jeff Bezos to pay an effective tax rate lower than a Boston public school teacher”
Wealth tax needed so corporations pay fair share — Opinion (50/100)
At 34:30
Classic wealth-tax talking point — the 'fair share' line never defines what that number actually is 💸
Why this score: Opinion claim on tax policy.
- No specific rate or revenue figure given
- 'Fair share' remains undefined
- Standard progressive framing, not a factual assertion
Original quote: “We need to overhaul our tax code. We need a wealth tax. And it's about time that corporations paid their fair share.”
Elon Musk is now the world's first trillionaire — Dubious (35/100)
At 36:30
Calling Musk the world's first trillionaire in June 2026 — net worth trackers still show him in the low hundreds of billions.
Why this score: No major financial outlet has reported Musk crossing the trillion-dollar mark.
- Bloomberg and Forbes billionaire lists (June 2026) place him far below $1T
- Tesla stock would need ~6-7x growth from current levels to reach that valuation
- Community comments treat it as obvious hyperbole
Original quote: “Elon Musk, the first trillionaire is e the world's first trillionaire is backing farright mobs and their polit politician backers, guys. I've never supported trillionaires more in my life. That's great. Really? Finally. Amazing. Elon Musk has become the world's first trillionaire. There you go.”
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