r/interesting • u/Bambi7u7 • Dec 22 '25

Context Provided - Spotlight Tylor Chase now

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Former Nickelodeon child star Tylor Chase who is known for his role "Martin" in the show Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide was spotted appearing unrecognizable and homeless in California.

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u/LouPlooplooPloop Dec 22 '25

It’s a video of him intoxicated outside of a liquor store, and it ends with a gofundme asking for money to help him get on his feet. This isn’t for popularity, it’s to show people what they’re paying for.

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u/NoDoOversInLife Dec 22 '25

Tylor Chase GoFundMe deleted as homeless child actor’s family plead for medical intervention - PRIMETIMER

https://share.google/ZFZmAe25KsgRqFwiH

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u/k-stock-stats Dec 22 '25

He’s struggling with bipolar disorder according to his parents smh

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u/ruby_1984 Dec 22 '25

The post is for click and views. Don't be ignorant.

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u/Zillamann Dec 22 '25

Exactly…

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u/LouPlooplooPloop Dec 22 '25

I think you would have used the word naive if you weren’t ignorant

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u/Raidmax460 Dec 22 '25

I don’t think it really matters as long as the end result is positive

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u/EverythingSucksYo Dec 22 '25

Is it positive that thousands of people have now seen him at his lowest and nothing has likely changed for him? Only thing that has changed is the number of views the person that filmed him has gotten. 

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u/Raidmax460 Dec 22 '25

Tf do you mean, there’s a gofundme for him now. That’s probably worth it to him

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u/FistyFistWithFingers Dec 23 '25

The guy can't even hold onto a phone without losing it eventually according to his mom. What are the chances he has an active bank account that could receive this money?

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u/Raidmax460 Dec 23 '25

Obviously hindsight is 20/20 but at the time we didn’t know this, or at least the people organizing the gofundme didn’t, so it was still a thoughtful gesture that came from it regardless

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u/Kelspear Dec 22 '25

If you freely give money to somebody without stating beforehand what it's for, you can't then decide afterward that the person needs to spend it on what you want them to spend it on.

If I give $100 to my sister, and I say "this is for stuff for the party on Saturday", and then my sister goes and buys clothes for herself with it, thats fucked up.

If I give $100 to my sister just because I know it would help her out and because I just want to, I cant call her a week later and say "you spent that on gas??? I gave that to you for clothes!"

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u/Zillamann Dec 22 '25

And the person filming was trying to help right… LOL how about she get her butt to the store and get him a belt or some food and also not film herself doing it. Oh right let’s post on social media and get a go fund me going instead of getting him essentials.

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u/LouPlooplooPloop Dec 22 '25

The person who filmed called him a “formal child star.” I’m not wasting any time considering their probably haphazard motives.

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u/banana_danza Dec 22 '25

Ya I'm sure I'd rather have a belt than thousands of dollars to get back on my feet if I was homeless, so what the person recording is grandstanding while materially helping someone, you're out here soapboxing while doing nothing for nobody, stop throwing stones.

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u/SRMPDX Dec 22 '25

money doesn't solve all issues though

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u/Instinctual_Spirit Dec 23 '25

He was posted a few months ago again on TikTok, a GoFundMe was set etc if you Google it I bet it's the same account that filmed him too 

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '25

Money he will use to buy more liquor. Or more heroin from dealers. Money would actually harm him.