Sam Rader might being experiencing the fastest career implosion in the history of Internet celebrities.
In case you're not familiar with the name, Sam is one half of the vlogging duo Sam and Nia.
They're a self-proclaimed "good-looking" married couple who are basically trying to fill the void the Duggars left behind by recording YouTube videos about their conservative Christian beliefs, how perfect and awesome their family is, etc.
Unfortunately, like Josh Duggars, Sam has been exposed as a massive hypocrite - and it didn't take nearly as long.
Just weeks after a video in which Sam "surprises" Nia with news that she's pregnant (She conveniently forgot to flush, and he stole her pee from the toilet for a pregnancy test.), Sam has been accused of lying to fans, cheating on his wife, and now, making violent threats against fellow vloggers.
One day after the pregnancy "surprise" clip, Sam and Nia went mega-viral when they shared news of Nia's miscarriage on YouTube.
The timing was suspicious, and the fact that the couple had already been caught being untruthful about aspects of their life (For example, Sam claimed he had quit his job to vlog full-time. His employers stated that they'd received no notice of resignation.) led many to wonder if the pregnancy was staged to help rack up YouTube views.
The couple's evasive responses to the accusations didn't exactly help their situation.
Also not great for their new careers as web celebs? The revelation that Sam used an Ashley Madison account to seek out cheating partners in 2013.
Sure, it was two years ago, but Sam was already a married father of two at the time. Like we said, he's got a lot in common with the eldest Duggar.
Now onto the latest allegation. According to Gawker, Sam attended a vlogging conference in Seattle this weekend, and he was kicked out for threatening other guests.
The website reached out to Sam for comment, and he confirmed the news while attempting to deny it:
"That's absolutely not true," Radaer said. "If I made a threat, it was to the one person, and it was, 'You need to watch out before he messes with my family.'
The organizers of the conference and several attendees confirmed that Sam was kicked out for basically acting like a violent jerk.
Rader has promised to address the incident in an upcoming video.
We think it was Jesus who said, "When someone disses you at a vlogger fest, turn the other cheek, cuss 'em out, and then make a quick YouTube vid about it."
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