Playlist email – November 13, 2025
Ibio75 revealed that Alexey sent an email to someone where he gives that person a playlist of songs with hidden meanings. While this email is not DKIM verified, it is widely believed to be true. For many fans, it became the first strong indication that their fears might be justified.
Skibidi Toilet community member Cool Cat interpreted the playlist as telling a possible story, providing their analysis of the meanings behind these song choices:
Every single line of each song lays it out clearly, at least to me. I’d encourage everyone to read them yourselves. But I still wanted to explain the lyrics with the context of everything Boom has gone through, since maybe not everyone knows the full context.
The order of the songs is probably the most important part. It tells a story from how it started, what happened between Boom and Inviz, Boom’s grief, and what’s happening now. Here’s my interpretation.
Everything Counts – A song commenting on corporate greed. Boom signed the original contract with Inviz in October 2023, back when the show wasn’t as complex. Michael Bay and Adam Goodman probably promised him a movie at that time. Boom originally wanted that success, but didn’t fully understand what it meant to sign over the rights to his creative work. Over time, Inviz slowly “gained a little more power” over the brand, starting partnerships and merch, signing contracts with youtubers, slowly spreading their influence. Now the grabbing hands have grabbed his series entirely. Due to the contract he signed 2 years ago, he is forced to keep working on the series despite not being in full control. The contract is still in tact.
Trouble – Boom is caught up in a web of so many people being dependent on him for Skibidi: the fan creators, the analysis channels, reaction channels, and regular fans. People got caught up in contracts and even started Youtube careers because of him. Now that people might leave because of this, he wants everyone to know he didn’t mean any trouble or any harm.
Walking in my Shoes – I can’t imagine the headaches boom has been through for this series. The strikes, the NSFW channels stealing his characters, trying to keep up with such a large fandom, working all day every day, the hate from the outside world, but also criticism and demands from fans. Some people blame him for the failed promises, signing a bad contract, not always handling situations well. But he wants us to walk in his shoes and understand his perspective.
When he signed that contract, Boom was dealing with such massive growth pains that there was no way he could handle it all himself. He had to get someone to help him manage it, especially the strikes and people stealing his content. He was probably under major stress from it all and may not have thought everything through. He wanted his series to grow the best way it could, but he couldn’t see the future. He may have made mistakes, but his intentions were always pure. He has probably been working under bad conditions from Inviz for a while too, which takes a toll.
The Hardest Part – Emergence. The hardest part was not taking part. It had the strangest start. It really broke his heart. He tried to talk, but couldn’t think of anything that wouldn’t get him in trouble with Inviz. But his fans are the silver lining. We continue to stand up for him.
In the End – This one is heartbreaking. The lyrics are self explanatory. He feels like everything he put into the series was in vain, because he lost it anyway. Basically describing his grief about how things can’t go back to the way they were.
Lost in Hollywood – He never should have trusted Michael Bay and Adam Goodman. When they sought him out, they only saw money. It’s understandable he was excited to work with his idol, but ultimately he was deceived by the dream.
The Hand that Feeds – Boom has to stay in line with what Inviz wants, it’s all part of his contract. But it makes him feel hollow. Inviz is the hand that feeds. They provide him needed help, but it’s at a cost. He’s contemplating, will he bite the hand that feeds?
Shout – Boom WANTS to rise up. He wants to shout his real thoughts. But right now, his fans are the only ones who can do that for him. He’s telling US to SHOUT at Inviz.
Uprising – Inviz will try to push garbage to keep us all dumbed down. Money is the only thing on their mind. Rise up and take the power back! It’s time the fat cats had a heart attack. You know that their time’s coming to an end. We have to unify and watch our flag ascend. BRING BOOM BACK
Butterflies and Hurricanes – Hard times are ahead for our fandom. We have to expect that things will get worse before they get better. But we must stay strong and not give up. The time is now – our chance to be heard!
In Cool Cat’s reading, the songs chosen paint a story that Invisible Narratives saw the project primarily as a commercial opportunity.
November 20, 2025
Bring Boom Back Animation
ZacDoor uploaded another animation, this time about the #BringBoomBack movement.
Under it, ZacDoor also started a petition. By this time the fans have flooded the comment sections of the rebranded socials with #BringBoomBack.
Along with this, ZacDoor made a few subsequent lengthy YouTube community posts detailing the situation
https://www.youtube.com/post/Ugkx6qk00kxnv1V-efdscF27TxNyULTG9sfY
https://www.youtube.com/post/Ugkxt7NR3A58zGLv8lSMd08yJ8UFuixokwq0
https://www.youtube.com/post/UgkxGiO7oavcbPvMPwJwZf_1YX_bkQkUWoGH
https://www.youtube.com/post/UgkxyZgpRMdaccdMLlVVlTvaB40RLEtymlgR
https://www.youtube.com/post/UgkxpUuQ2Lrs_lUhIR17FjE60RzbEMpQ8cH_
Inviz Suppresses Criticism
November 23 – November 25, 2025
The Discord account that many had previously assumed was still owned by Alexey (@dafuqboom_legit) suddenly unfriended various outspoken creators supporting Alexey. This included ZacDoor, Iron Cameraman, OneMoreAnimatior, Ibio75, NoCap, Dydder Floutin, Vot_Baldyoj and more. Fans immediately suspected that this was Invisible Narratives’ doing, now taking control of more of Alexey’s socials.
Dydder made an announcement regarding the ownership of Alexey’s account.
Inviz removes creators from Discord after expressing criticism
Invisible Narratives removed various creators from the “Creator Alliance” MCN Discord server after they expressed criticism of the company’s actions and support for bringing boom back.
Iron Cameraman’s post on twitter explaining that he sent a message in the private Skibidi alliance server speaking out against what Inviz is doing to Skibidi. Other creators in the Discord server supported his message by either liking it, or sending lighthearted comments or memes in the server supporting the message.
Then other “Creator Alliance” members spoke out in support of his message. This appeared to be what led to several creators being removed from the Creator Alliance. Creators who were removed are Zacdoor, Iron Cameraman, Nocap, Dydder Floutin, and OneMoreAnimator.
Invisible Narratives said they were removed for either targeted pile-ons, harassment, hate speech, improper conduct or leaking private information. However, the creators argued they were removed for sharing critical opinions. Dydder Floutin and Nocap said they only sent light-hearted joke memes in Inviz’s discord server in response to Iron Cameraman’s message. Dydder explained his side of the story in this video.
In the message sent to Iron Cameraman saying he’ll be kicked out, an Inviz employee said Iron engaged in “improper conduct”.
Invisible Narratives reportedly said creators Dydder and NoCap were kicked out because of either leaking private information or engaging in harrassment / targeted pile-ons. They deny this.
This instance may be connected to some of the same creators being unfriended by the Boom Discord account.
ZacDoor Email
The escalation of the situation encouraged creators to speak more about their contracts, many spoke regarding how they can’t speak out because of gag clauses in their contract. ZacDoor was the first one to say it.
ZacDoor sent Cool Cat an email saying Youtubers’ contracts prohibit them from speaking out against Inviz. Zac also said they are trying to shut him up in different ways. He’s afraid of a lawsuit, so he’s still not revealing everything.
ZacDoor also said when Inviz tries to silence YouTubers, they do so very carefully and indirectly. According to ZacDoor, David LB was more direct with him, telling him outright “You’d better not speak up.“
Further confirmations
OneMoreAnimator also confirmed that David LB tried to silence him indirectly when he spoke out against Emergence.
OneMoreAnimator also said that Inviz tried to get him to sign a new contract with them on November 2, which was a week after Emergence. November 2 was the same day that David LB allegedly encouraged him to keep his criticism private.
Fan Support
Fans were quick to continue support, spreading the hashtag all over Inviz’s posts on their public socials.
In addition, Iron Cameraman posted a full one hour video about the situation.