ScrewedTube: 5 Videos Not To Post Online

If your birthday wish is to take a bath in a Burger King sink so be it. But it may not be smart to have the video posted on YouTube for all to see, including your customers who don’t want germs in their food and, more importantly, your bosses.
 

The BK Bather paid the price with his job, and other YouTube fiends have suffered similar falls. If you are angry, crazy or a criminal-in-the-making, it’s just not smart to post everything you’re thinking on the video-sharing site.
 

Here are five YouTubers who learned that lesson the hard way:
 

Andre Moon

This Philadelphia man thought using YouTube as an outlet for his rage against the city’s police force was a good idea, and an even better idea was to have his underage son film it. In the video, which has since been removed, Moon holds a gun and encourages viewers to shoot cops. The police rewarded Moon with charges of aggravated assault, terroristic threats, harassment and corruption of minors.

Anton Dunn
 

Known as the Trashman on YouTube, this guy is famous for inappropriate videos, including one in which he claims to have infected 1,500 women with AIDS. He was most recently arrested after making a video claiming he had Gerber employees poison baby food, though the video is no longer up. While Gerber maintains their product was not tampered with, Dunn could be facing up to 10 years in prison.

Jason Williams
 

This prolific graffiti artist, who goes by the name Revok, has appeared on numerous YouTube videos, tagging walls and conducting interviews. Unfortunately this carelessness eventually led cops right to him. Los Angeles police have brought the talented yet reckless artist up on charges of vandalism.

Trisha Walsh

The YouTube divorcee, as she became known, took to the camera to trash her husband, sharing details of their sex life, bashing his family and criticizing their prenup. The move backfired and a judge gave Philip Smith a divorce on the grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment, forcing Walsh out of their Park Avenue apartment.

Tom Cruise
 

Everybody’s favorite crazy just couldn’t keep the crazy to himself. A video made it to YouTube showing Cruise fervently espousing his Scientologists beliefs, complete with background music from Mission: Impossible. This clip screwed Cruise from both ends – Scientologists wanted it blocked because it was meant for their eyes only, while the normal people of society now have even more reason to sadly shake their heads at the once respected actor.