Adam Goodman’s X Profile
Adam Goodman, CEO of Invisible Narratives, began replying to people on X and making disputed claims about YouTubers Iron Cameraman and Ibio75. Adam changed his X profile picture and banner to AI-generated old Hollywood-style scenes of a Skibidi Toilet. The image prominently displays the slogan: “Opinions are loud. Facts Matter.” Fans reacted negatively to these images.
This appeared to mark the start of Inviz’s “Facts Matter” campaign.
March 17, 2026
Ibio75 started a livestream on Youtube, which he hadn’t done in several months. During the stream, Adam Goodman and another Inviz employee spoke to Ibio in his live chat. At first, Ibio did not believe it was the real Adam Goodman. The conversation moved to Instagram where Adam messaged Ibio from his real Instagram account. The livestream itself is no longer available on Youtube.
On Instagram, Goodman said to Ibio that he wants to talk to creators, but claimed creators have been ignoring them. Goodman sent messages between BoredPanda (Dillon) and Iron Cameraman, claiming they showed Iron did not want to talk to Inviz after Emergence came out.
After the stream, Iron said the messages Adam showed were taken out of context. Iron later clarified he had sent Inviz multiple messages with constructive criticism about how Skibidi Toilet could be improved.
After Emergence came out, Iron had sent several long Discord messages to Inviz with his criticism. He even sent an email to an Inviz employee to make sure he got the Discord messages, and the employee said he would get back to him. But he never did.
Iron shared the full conversation to argue that Adam’s version lacked context.
After Ibio’s livestream, Iron also messaged a different Inviz employee on discord on the night of March 17. Those messages were later shared in the Reddit post below.
Twitter user Cool Cat argued that Adam had presented Iron’s messages without full context. Adam Goodman replied on twitter saying Iron wasn’t ignored. He said Iron went to their office before Emergence came out and left telling his dad it was a great day. Iron had never shared publicly that he left telling “his dad it was a great day“. However – he had sent this to a different Inviz employee. This appeared to confirm that the Twitter account was Adam Goodman’s real account.