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Dana White-targeted rant from ‘MoistCr1TiKaL’ racks up over 1.5 million views… ‘Downright evil’

Originally posted on Bloody Elbow | By Kyle Dimond | Last updated Mar 31, 2026 12:08 PM ET

A passionate speech about Dana White has attracted a lot of interest in less than 24 hours.

The UFC president was in attendance for the promotion’s event in Seattle this past weekend.

White’s comments on the use of AI and his joke about Bruce Buffer’s mistake at the post-fight press conference were both highlighted by fans.

In a recent video, popular YouTuber and streamer ‘MoistCr1TiKaL’ aired a lot of his grievances with the UFC boss as a fan of the sport.

‘MoistCr1TiKaL’ draws fan attention in passionate rant about Dana White’s conduct as UFC president

On March 30, YouTuber ‘MoistCr1TiKaL’ posted a video to his ‘penguinz0’ YouTube channel titled, ‘I don’t like Dana White‘.

Real name Charles White Jr. explained at the start of his piece that he’s always been somewhat of a casual UFC fan but he’s started getting into it more recently, which means learning more about the promotion’s president.

He went on to point to several reasons why he doesn’t like White, including the debate around fighter pay and his recent comments on AI usage, as well as several non-MMA related issues.

Cr1TiKaL also touched on a clip that was recently posted of the UFC CEO saying that he brought his wife’s C-section forward so that it wouldn’t clash with a Chuck Liddell fight, describing this as “downright evil.”

“Ordinarily, to a sane person, the birth of your child is going to be one of the most important, most memorable, most meaningful moments of your life but to Dana White, that’s just an obstacle cuz now it’s potentially infringing on his ability to go and watch the Chuck Liddell fight.”

In less than 24 hours, the video has already attracted 1.6 million views, which isn’t surprising considering that the channel it was posted to has close to 18 million subscribers.

“I believe Dana White is under the impression that people watch the UFC for him,” he continued. “I think he believes that he is the UFC and not the fights and that I think is also demonstrated in how he pays them, or really doesn’t pay them.”

This article first appeared on Bloody Elbow and was syndicated with permission.

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