Contains adult themes: this story covers a joking exchange on a livestream involving an OnlyFans creator. Nothing explicit is described.
In brief: A clip from N3on and Ryan Garcia’s Halloween party stream shows Snowfall actor Markice Moore saying what sounds like “I’ll give you $1,000 for two nights” to creator Breckie Hill, then “$1,500,” NerdBaller reports. The outlet describes the exchange as loud and joking, with unclear audio. Hill shut it down, and Moore immediately worried about going viral. He went viral.
There are many ways to introduce yourself at a Halloween party. Opening with a rate card is one of them, and it went about as well as you would expect.
According to NerdBaller, a clip from N3on’s livestream of the Halloween party he threw with boxer Ryan Garcia shows Moore, known for Snowfall and The Walking Dead, being introduced to Breckie Hill while N3on, in a doctor costume, stands with them. After the greetings, NerdBaller reports, Moore says what sounds like “$1,000 for two nights,” and a moment later the number moves up to “$1,500.”
Inflation is hitting everything this year, including bits.
The audio problem
NerdBaller is careful here, and so are we. The outlet says the audio is not perfectly clear in any of the cuts posted online: some sound like “for tonight,” others like “for two nights.” It also says the clips “never make clear whether anyone on screen is serious, and the tone is loud and joking.” We have not viewed the full stream, so the descriptions here are NerdBaller’s.
The shutdown
Per a captioned cut cited by NerdBaller, Hill’s reply was short: “I’m not that kind of girl. Don’t disrespect me like that.”
Moore’s next thought, in the same transcript, was not about the offer but the camera. “Why’d you put the camera on me? Now I’m gonna go viral for being disrespectful to a person I don’t even know.” NerdBaller notes the voices overlap and it could not confirm every speaker label itself.
It is the most accurate prediction anyone has made on a livestream this year. Standing next to N3on, at a party being streamed on Kick, he discovered there was a camera.
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Then, religion
NerdBaller says another stretch of the audio turned to faith, with one voice declaring “I’m very Christian, yes,” and another, “I don’t want to go to hell over you.” The outlet does not attribute those lines to a specific person, and neither do we. Whoever said it, the conversation went from a negotiation to the afterlife in under two minutes.
The clip that spread, posted early Sunday, had passed 545,000 views on X by Sunday morning, NerdBaller reports; the post now shows more than 870,000. NerdBaller’s verdict: one second it is a bit, the next it is a hard stop, “and everyone on screen keeps moving.”
Moore wanted to avoid going viral. He offered $1,500 and got 870,000 views instead. Hill paid nothing and got the last word.
Source: NerdBaller, Nov. 1, 2026. The stream aired on Kick on Oct. 29.