Asmongold TV - This TikTok “Money Glitch” Ruined Their Lives.. | Asmongold Reacts | Asmongold

Episode Date: June 30, 2025

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This was crazy. Who does this? Why would anyone ever see a TikTok money glitch and run straight to the bank? Because they're stupid, that's why. What do you mean? Why? What do you think? Yeah, it's obvious.

A set is heavy. It is large. Damn. There for that free money. Man. It's safe to say this TikTok money glitch just ruined so many people's lives. as for some reason people think it's a good idea to try a TikTok money glitch. Now you may be asking, what is this glitch?

Well, the TikTok money glitch is you run up to somebody and you pull a gun on them and you say, give me your money, and then they give you their money. It's like this crazy thing. It's like Grand Theft Auto or something. Can you believe that? Short version is, it's check fraud. And if you are dumb enough to actually do this, you will be financially ruined. And likely you go to jail for this.

But there are a handful of scams. going on currently. The main money glitch people are talking about is there's apparently some glitch in the Chase Banking app where you can deposit a large check that is bad. And then you have a short time limit to actually withdraw the money and cash from the ATM before the check is cleared. And I guess absolute idiots, they're doing this on their own accounts. And then you have other people who are doing this on their own account that has their first and last name, their phone number, their social security number, their place of work. Well, I would say it has their bank account information,

but it literally is their bank account. Like, I mean, what do you think is going to happen? On camera? Like, yeah, it's like, they're giving away free money. Is you hear they give it away free mall? Free, oh, what? Naive enough and did know better to let scammers do this to their accounts. But clearly, the bank started to crack down on this

and ended up freezing all the accounts involved with these shady transactions. As here, you have a Chase customer getting their accounts frozen while trying to do the money glitch. Oh, wow. I know it. I told you.

I told you. Bro, I knew it. How much does it say? He got a seven-day hold. He put $40,000 on the account, and then they put him on a seven-day hold. I guess he's you bro Chase

I knew that the fuck with Chase Chase I guess in 20204 people are just posting videos And then he gets mad I love how he gets mad at the bank For not giving him $40,000 Man I knew not to go with these guys Man fuck my

This bank sucks Bro fuck Angry because Chase Bank will let them steal money from them Honestly this whole clip just gives off The energy of this viral clip Yes I'm here to pick up your daughter.

Absolutely not. Oh. Chase Bank will let me overdraft my account by 10 grand. Because that's what ended up happening when the checks finally cleared and they had already taken out the cash. They got the minus. What is my life? What is my life?

What do I even do now, bro? Well, I feel like this problem isn't really that complicated, though, right? because if you withdrew $10,000, let's say, then you could just give them back the $10,000. So then the problem solves itself. Yeah, just give the money back. They already went and spent it. If you can spend $10,000 in a day, that's impressive.

Why do I have $11,000 missing from my bank account? Damn. Is this like humorous to you guys? Like, do you, is it? Yes. As a matter of great question. The kicky ha-haha moment for y'all, bro? Yes.

I work very hard for my money. Tell me why I checked my bank account after I hear all about this Chevy Chase, whatever. I'm missing $11,000 for my Chase account. He worked very hard. He had to write, this is my check that I am depositing for $12,000 to me right now. Okay, give me. This is like, bro, imagine a bank robber, like, at the courthouse, bro, guys. Like, look.

Like, can y'all believe this, bro? They got me down bad. I'm getting canceled out here just because of something I saw on TikTok. What is this? I don't need, I don't know whether to feel sad or to feel mad, bro. Like, I'm in shock right now, but I have goosebumps, like, over my body. Like, I don't know what to feel, bro. is this how a crashout starts like i dead want to drive my car through a goddamn macdonald and say

it all by this is like 11,000 from well why would this is this is this funny this is not cute bro it's not demure but what is this brad dameer has been a popular word for like one month and i'm already over it is committing check fraud at chase bank brat or demure let me know in the comments down below i feel like that's the new flavor of brain rock content that's currently yeah there's a lot of stupid girls on Twitter that used that word now. I see it a lot. Circulating on Instagram. Because the other day, I pulled an Instagram reel that said something around the lines of, is Sonic the Hedgehog Demure or Brat? And at that point, I just turned off the whole phone. I noticed that this dude... I would have maybe thrown it out the window.

It has the exact same screenshot of his bank account as the other dude. What the... This one's probably fake. One of these has got to be fake. right? It's got to be fake. Bro told me tap in, bro. Bro said he got the job a day before the guy. This got to be fake.

That one of them got to be fake. I'll hook you up. I'm like, I bet this is my only, bro, my only more account, bro, and they're going to whack. Is the same account? No, it's got to be. They're both farming. I hope so. So, man.

What y'all need to do, man? You all follow me. They write the same check? viral man this chase glitch don't do the man y'all don't do the yeah save your all account get your money otherwise man this uh bow don't do it hear ye hear ye i'm out so one of them might be real or we're just seeing multiple people just larping as self-inflicted victims and then you had this guy been alleged it's so funny to be negative 40 grand balance this this This one they found out was fake.

I think this one was fake, right? They really something to type in next day. They were supposed to clear and look at my account, yo. Yeah, so I thought. What the... This one seems the fake is got to be fake. Yeah. Because who just reports themselves, like just wiping their face aggressively?

Oh, uh, like... Oh, people do that. It seems try hard. There's a lot of actual people that this happened to, but from what I'm seeing, there's so many videos of these people promoting it, and they're all... Shopping, spring. on the way Chase,

how do you do this? Unfortunately, before I could download them all. So these super viral videos of these people being really upset with massive negative balances, I'm guessing they're fake.

But a lot of the mark. I find some videos that didn't go super viral. So I wouldn't be surprised of these super viral videos that are still up are probably fake because, I mean,

who wants to snitch on themselves like that? Unfortunately, a lot of people as we've actually covered on this channel here before. Yeah, they should do. I mean, at least there's a little bit

of hope on TikTok. Y'all, I want to hit that Chase play so bad right now, bro. I'm seeing people my close friends going up 20, 30K, running it up on Chase. I see somebody just hit 90K on Twitter, but I just know if I hit that play, God going to use

me to be the example. I just know. No fucking shit. Absolutely. Yep. Oh, yeah, so let me just go ahead to praise him. This is smart guy, yeah. But then, there's just so many others

that just rip away what little hope I have. Half of these have to be, they will use these. There's no way. There's no way, guys. I can only hope that's a skit. What's the upside of posting that video? Oh, like, what you do, bro? Like, you said everything was a goat, bro.

Like, you know how much trouble you got me? Look, they're calling me right now, bro. This is 100% fake. Chase Banks on the phone. 100% fake. That's, that one's actually funny. Okay, so this guy has a fake screenshot of a negative 99 billion dollar balance. Let's go. But speaking of snitching on yourselves, I found these two posts, which seem a little bit more real.

As you see with both of these screenshots, day one, $100, day two, a whole lot more. But still, I'm trying to figure out why would anyone document themselves doing this? It just doesn't make sense. side is what? Attention and cloud. I think the reason why it happens is that a lot of people aren't really taught at all about, people aren't really taught at all about how to think about things and they aren't taught, like, the economics of how the banks work.

So they don't really get like what's going on. I think that's really what happened. Yeah, Concord for the thing. got down? I have no idea why. Yeah, I'd have to look and check. And yeah, let's see here. No sense of danger or consequences. Well, I think that they don't even know that it's happening. That's, I think, the reason why it's interesting is like they're not even sure. Sorry, they don't even know why something like that's happening or what it is because they just don't know what the fuck is going on. I think that's really the reason why more than anything. So yeah, definitely makes sense.

downside is fraud charges? I think that people don't even view it as fraud. Yeah, that's the issue. And by the way, I think that the Concord video, it seems like it's, it doesn't look problematic to me. Yeah. Now it's okay.

It was private. No, it was, but then it got, I don't know. I mean, like, I don't know. My editor's probably fixing something. Like, why I'm even thinking about this? Yeah, he's probably fixing something. It's okay. it says private i see it yeah

it probably just had uh like some sort of glitch or something like that yeah it's okay anyway uh i think there's a sound issue yeah it's no big deal like um you know there it is anyway uh i think people just don't understand that it's that it's fraud or they don't think they're going to get in trouble for it and i think that here's actually the biggest reason it's because people are broke and desperate so they will believe anything like

this. So they don't really like they want it to be true so much that they just believe it anyway. But hey, I mean, I guess quick money no matter the consequences is attractive to some people. Naturally. People also have to remember, there's no such thing as free money, especially if it's a viral trend called the TikTok Chase Money Glitch. That just said, who's like, oh, there's this money glitch? Who does this? Like, how can you think like this? They're only thinking about now, not the future? Yes. Sounds like a great way to get arrested.

But then you have videos like this. Twins, twins, I'm not even going to laugh. I'm not even supposed to Godin in this type of behavior due to the direction that I'm trying to project my life in. But that Chase Bate plate looking too sweet right now, Twins, no cap. I can just hit one change, bait play. I can buy so many shabes. Like Twins is hitting for 30, 40 balls, 50 balls. like I love how my favorite thing about these videos is they remind me of like

Chaylor Park Boys where it's like Ricky and Julian and bubbles like their plan is to do some kind of scam and then retire for the rest of their lives on the $12,000 that the scam is going to make them like all they need to do is do this one thing get $40,000 and then they're just going to be good like then everything's going to be totally fucking. can find the big dirty yeah bro like we just do this one last job we get this done and then we retire and we're done forever guys we're gonna be living on the high life yeah one last job freedom 45 yeah you know how many should be that can get me thankfully this guy was only talking about it even though he was tempted but his comments yeah filled with people either

claim no more nine to five or fishing for victims to try to like trick them into essentially scamming them. If you got Chase, let me know. Someone PMO. If you got Chase, let me know. How do you withdraw it all at once? P.m. It's so sad, isn't it?

It's so fucking sad. How do you do this? Who got Chase? Let me know. I got Chase. Oh, no. That's bad news. As a lot of people were calling this kiting, but apparently this money glitch isn't kiting.

Kiting is apparently when you open multiple bank accounts and you send various amounts of money to each bank account. Oh, before, yeah. I essentially just keep paying each other off. And you're essentially just, I guess, exploiting the latency of the banking system. Yeah. As the first account, you deposit 100. You send the second account, $200.

And you send the third account, $300. Then the third account sends the fourth account, $400. And the fourth account sends... Guys, I just thought of a new TikTok money glitch. Actually, I think this one's too complicated. Because the Chase money glitch was just put it a number and then they give you the money. what yeah

so put in like $5,000 and you get $5,000 well I want to put in $10,000 yeah can't be simpler than that yeah how do I withdraw it all at once and then suddenly you have some money left over and then like three over drafted accounts

but the crazy thing about I guess like advanced scams is it takes so much effort that you might as well just make money just get a job because then you don't have the downside and it's almost the same amount of effort. The people who are trying to scam others in the comments here, I'm assuming is like some sort of advanced fee scam. And then you have this whole other scam going on in the midst of this

where if you access Chase ATMs with contact lists, apparently the ATM doesn't close out from your account when you would draw your cash. You have to click that you're finished on the pad. And apparently it's different from when you insert the card. Because when you insert the card, once you take the card out, you don't have access. Chase is really fucking up, huh? They're super fuck.

That's crazy. Wow. The people really mule themselves? Well, it's like, yeah. Does anybody have Chase? Oh, you do? Can you withdraw $10,000 for me and send it? Can you send me to, I mean, it's free money, man.

Can you just send me actually, uh, can I get, uh, $17,000? Yeah. Just real quick, just do it, just right, real quick. Here, why don't you get out 20? You keep three. Give me the 17, we both win. How about that? Who does this?

How does this happen? When you do the contact list, you technically still have access because it's just a beat. So now you have people putting glue in the slots to where people insert their cards. They have to use the contact list. And then they just walk after them and bank on the fact that they don't close out their bank account before they leave the ATM. And then they would draw their own money for. from that person's account. The world of scamming is just an all-around terrible place.

It's just like such a retarded scam. Like, why do you do that? It's like, you know they have like seven 4K cameras at the fucking ATM. Like, if you go to the ATM, like, you really think that, do you think there's no fucking camera there? I don't even understand this. How many cards got cloned? I don't even know.

We have the same ATM's where I work. We force you to re-auth if you want to make another withdrawal. Yeah, of course. There is definitely some funny things coming from this. So here I have a tweet saying like yesterday a glitch in Chase Bank system allowed people who would draw funds. They weren't entitled to, prompting the bank to place a seven-day hold on the affected accounts. As a consequence, Chase accounts holders who participated in this glitch are now dealing with massive negative balances, as well as seven-day hold on their accounts. And then they post this video, which has to be a skate.

This one's scam. Sorry, this one's a joke. Yeah. Yeah. Yep. Yep. This one was a joke. It has to be. Kick these shaves, kick the shaves. We're having a Chevy party later. Bring all the Chevy honors up. I don't even like posting my accomplishments in life. For all it, they ain't want to give me their shove either. You up 100,000. Everybody going to eat tonight. Blue hunets, blue cards. Like this is clearly a parody of the people doing the money glitch. Yeah.

picture money right there. I'm wondering that Chase responded to all this. So we have a New York Post article that says TikTokers are trying to exploit a Chase Bank glitch and discovering it comes at a huge cost. Experts say the glitch video is looking awful lot like check fraud. One of the oldest scams in the book. It's crazy how like, I wonder,

because like I always think about this. Like, how do you, how dumb do you have to be in order for this to like be something that you're going to get caught? and like do right like do you understand like multiplication do you understand algebra like do you understand like so what is supply and demand like when did world war two happen things like that right it's like what you know what i mean like it's just i've seen it happen yeah like where where are we here 1800s yeah obviously glitch video is looking awful lot like check fraud one of the oldest scams in the book

Video is urging customers at the bank to take advantage of a glitch quickly took off online prompting people to deposit fake checks for large sums of money. But Chase quickly fixed the bug and is clawing back any money doled out to people who didn't deserve it. Duh. Spokesperson for Chase Bank told the post-consumers should be skeptical if something seems to good to be true. It likely is. If you think that like, yeah, there's this free money glitch where everybody just gets all the money. If you just put it a number and it just gives you that much,

money. Like, how do you get, it's unbelievable that people get fooled by this. We're aware of this incident and it has been addressed. Regardless of what you see online, depositing a fraudulent check. Yes. Who would drawing the funds from your account is fraud, plain and simple. Diss person added. But I mean, hey, at least we're getting some pretty entertaining skits out of all this. It's funny. What's your say? That's a skit, right? Yeah. That's a skit. But I mean, hey, at least no one here rammed a police officer with their wheelchair and lied about it on national TV like this guy did.

You can check out that story here because it is just insane. But other than that, I'll see you guys the next video. That is fucking crazy. I don't understand how I don't get how so many people were fooled by this. And I feel like the only reason why is because

people are broke and desperate. I'll link you guys a video. This is a good one. Give it a like. America's special. What I find to be really impressive and amazing about this is the fact that so many people, the saddest thing about it to me is how happy they are

they're so happy that it's happening they're like yes this is the greatest day of my life I'm finally going to be fucking rich you know stupid people yeah it's like how do you even think this way but I think that they're probably so desperate and so dumb

that they just do it anyway they happen to my country too I feel bad for them a little bit I do too there are people who are victims of their own stupidity And that's really what it is. I think that's exactly what's happened here, is that these are people who are 100%

just victims of their own stupidity, and that's the reason why they act this way. So yeah.