List of Controversies Surrounding gabfer2345

Gabfer2345 was a member of the Blox Vegas community before eventually being kicked out due to the realization of extreme amounts of toxic behaviors towards other people. This is a list of some of the incidents and controversies surrounding the user.

Harassment and Insulting

 * On August of 2020, A member of the History Vintage Las Vegas Discord server asked Gabfer if he could add some suits and NPCs into his Vegas 60s game in an effort to add more interactive options in his game. Gabfer replied by insulting him and claiming that the additions would harm the game, providing little to no evidence on why it would do that. He would continue to insult the member, getting to the point where the member would temporarily leave the server, bashing Gabfer and Las Vegas. Eventually the member came back to the Discord server. This would be the beginning of Gabfer's downward spiral in terms of drama.
 * Unknown.png Gabfer was temporarily suspended from the Hospitality Research group following the aforementioned incident and the raiding of another server for the first time, Gabfer began sending hate messages towards the developers of the Blox Vegas community, including calling them "selfish 6-year olds" and photoshopping stock images of protestors and putting developers in it.
 * Screenshot 20200920-201219 Discord.png also continued when Gabfer was permenately banned from the Blox Vegas community in September 2020. Only this time, he also

sent screenshots of himself beating up other developers. He also sent death threats to various members, especially Velvet, Cool, and Versace (e.g, threatening to "assassinate" them, and getting members of the HVLV group to "kill them."


 * On September 22, 2020, One of the Blox Vegas developers uploaded a video documentary on his YouTube channel "Blox Vegas Documentaries" exposing Gabfer of some of his past actions. Gabfer commented on the video and gave out personal information involving Coolboy and Versace. Coolboy deleted the comment, but it resulted in Gabfer commenting again, claiming that the video was "hatemail."
 * A now deleted video about a fictional casino in Gabfer's YouTube channel, "Gabfer's Fernando" mentioned Versace calling customers "noobs." without telling anyone.
 * Gabfer has been shown to be homophobic towards some of the Blox Vegas developers on multiple occasions, at one point calling a developer "gay", and telling the developers that "men shouldn't like other men."


 * Gabfer once told the BV community that he would kill himself using a knife. This obviously was not true, but instead of calling it a "knife", he called it a "wound weapon." This incident briefly became a meme in the Blox Vegas community.

Questionable Content

 * EZjzMegXYAAfvsj.pngr's Vegas 60s game, instead of having actual entertainment related to Las Vegas in the 1960s like Elvis or Liberace, is littered with various references to actual members of the Blox Vegas community, along with references to PG-related movies such as Trolls World Tour, Wonder Park, and the Smurfs.
 * At one point, Gabfer added a "showgirl" role in the History Vintage Las Vegas group on Roblox and its Discord server. The roles were primarily targeted towards girls and was incredibly controversial given how Roblox could take note of the role and ban the group entirely. This is due to the fact that showgirls, especially during the 1960s era of Las Vegas, were targeted towards people over 21 years of age, especially because of how the shows would be filled with slightly sexual content.
 * Gabfer once sent a real life photo of Velvet the Lion to the HVLV Discord server without permission. The photo originates from Velvet's private Facebook profile and includes him with a blurred face and two showgirls on the Las Vegas Strip behind him. This could mean Gabfer had stalked Velvet's Facebook in order to get the photo.
 * The "Fernando Family" was a fictional mafia family created by Gabfer. However, many of the members seemed to be actual family members instead of ones related to the mob. Users included "Mrs Fernando", "Gabfer's Son", and "Gabfer's Brother." Many members of HVLV felt incredibly uncomfortable from this, which caused some of them to leave the server.

Theft

 * During early development of Velvet's Vegas 80s, Gabfer would continuously upload Velvet's signs and models into the free models catalog without permission. Some examples include signage from the Tropicana, Las Vegas Club, and Vegas World.
 * Gabfer's "Vegas XXs" games seem to be taken from the concept of Velvet's Vegas 80s. According to Velvet, Vegas 70s used to be called "Welcome to Los Gabferes", and when he showed Gabfer Vegas 80s for the first time, he immediately changed the Welcome to Los Gabferes game to Vegas 70s and began using models from Vegas 80s into his game.
 * The outro for Gabfer's YouTube channel seems to have been copied from the outro on earlier episodes of Velvet the Lion's Casino History series.
 * The first icon of the History Vintage Las Vegas Group was a modified version of the Hospitality Research Group/Las Vegas Valley icon.

Server Raiding
After Gabfer was temporarily suspended from the Hospitality Research Group for the first time on August 2020, GabeIxel and his friend stoon_face raided the History Vintage Las Vegas Discord Server as revenge to the constant insulting from Gab. This caused chaos among many members of the server. Eventually the raid was over the and the server had to be restarted from the incredible amount of damage done. Gabe later apologized to Gabfer and was taken back to the BV community for only two short days, when he later raided Gabe's own server, renaming various channel to 18+ names and sending inappropriate stuff to the members of the server. This caused Gabfer to be banned for a much longer time. He was also harassing GabeIxel and stoon_face during the raid, calling them the N-word.

False Accusations (The Versace Incident)
Sometime in early 2020, Gabfer had found an account by the name of "VersaceAriso" that was filled with various models that seemed to be stolen from The Las Vegas Valley, along with various other models. He notified the developers of the Blox Vegas community and thus immediate action was taken. However, it slowly went downhill as Gabfer manipulated the developers to stalk and harass Versace, getting to the point where Gabfer tried to claim that another Roblox account named "LenaLaOne" was also stealing Vegas models, which obviously wasn't true.

Versace later got the chance to talk with GabeIxel, in which she stated that most of the non-Las Vegas Valley-related models weren't even stolen and were from the free models catalog. She also claimed that she got the Las Vegas Valley models because they weren't locked. Eventually the developers apologized and VersaceAriso is now one of the developers of the Blox Vegas community.

Much of the incident can be blamed on Gabfer due to him constantly putting things out of proportions, along with getting the developers to try to harass her.
 * Gabfer once said that Gabe was stealing his art and was threatening to kill him, when in reality Gabe was messing around with him.
 * Velvet, Marla, and Versace were temporarily unbanned from the HVLV Discord server for a livestream "meeting" with Gabfer. During the livestream, Gabfer accidentally revealed that he had contacted the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department's Twitter account and had "reported" the Blox Vegas developers for "protesting." The only evidence he provided was a screenshot of the Clark County Project's YouTube channel commenting on how Gabfer was not allowed to come back to the HRG. Gab also claimed that the developers were going to assassinate them, which was completely false. In fact, Gabfer himself had threatened to assassinate the Blox Vegas developers prior, showing his hypocrisy. The messages, which were written on October 1, also revealed Velvet's full name.CCP.png
 * Gabfer held another meeting with the developers the day after the aforementioned incident, in which the meeting was riddled with him claiming that the developers were all harassing Gabfer and that they were all fired from the HVLV group.