Influencer Details Alleged Abuse by Nick Fuentes Supporters

Amy Dangerfield, an influencer known for promoting traditional gender roles and anti-feminist views, has described facing intense abuse from supporters of Nick Fuentes, a far-right streamer. The harassment reportedly began after Dangerfield organized an America First United conference in Ohio, which Fuentes perceived as an attempt to undermine his leadership.

According to Dangerfield, Fuentes referred to the conference as a "hostile takeover attempt" and labeled her "some slut from Australia." Following Fuentes's comments, his followers, known as 'groypers,' allegedly created anonymous accounts to harass Dangerfield. The abuse included sending threatening images, AI-generated pornography, and messages containing threats of violence and sexual assault.

Dangerfield, who has over 100,000 YouTube subscribers, stated that even when she was on good terms with Fuentes's followers, they would call her derogatory names. The Australian-born influencer told The Washington Post that one harasser vowed to continue targeting her until her death.

Dangerfield had previously demonstrated loyalty to Fuentes, notably at her wedding where she wore an "America First" hat. Fuentes himself applauded the marriage, calling it a sign of a strong movement and community, and referred to women like Dangerfield as his "strongest soldiers."

Following the alleged harassment, Dangerfield has begun to distance herself from the movement. She initially believed that America First supporters valued women for their roles in family and femininity but now feels they are primarily interested in demeaning women.

When contacted by The Washington Post, Fuentes responded with a crying-laughing emoji and suggested that women's support for him stems from an attraction to "problematic men," which he described as a personal, rather than ideological, inclination. Dangerfield has reportedly sought legal counsel and contacted law enforcement regarding the stalking allegations.