Who remembers the video “Money And The Deer Squad”? Brother Nature’s shot to fame, the video that made him famous overnight! The Youtube star has recently been accused of being racist, sexist and anti-semitic as his old tweets of 2011 and 2012 began surfacing online and they are quite disturbing.

The incredibly disturbing tweets left fans in a frenzy. Since his account is now private, there is no hard evidence that the tweets actually came from his page, or if they were mocked up. Here’s more to know about him and the shocking Twitter scandal:

1)    Why he’s famous?

Brother Nature published a video on YouTube in 2016 called “Money and the Deer Squad,” which quickly went viral. In the video, he interacts with a Deer named Canela, and refers to himself as the “Deer whisperer.” It led to him filming more videos with Canela and other animals.

If you haven't, watch it here:

2)    His real name?

Brother Nature’s real name is Kelvin Pena. However, he goes by Brother Nature publicly because of his relationship with animals. He developed the name after his videos with animals like Canela were successful.

3)    He’s Uber cool

After his rise to fame, Brother Nature partnered with Uber for an endorsement deal. He often provides codes for free or discounted rides, as well as UberEats discounts, to his fans.

4)    He’s charitable 

Brother Nature started the Everybody Eats Foundation, which works to feed those who are hungry. After Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico in 2017, Brother Nature raised money to ship food and supplies to the country, and his followers donated thousands of dollars.

5)    What’s the twitter scandal?

Before Brother Nature’s Twitter account was made private, fans grabbed screenshots of the alleged tweets he sent back in 2011 and 2012, when he was just 14 years old. In one alleged tweet, he compared JAY-Z to a “Monkey.” He also allegedly voiced his support for Chris Brown in the aftermath of his assault on Rihanna. “When I grow up I wanna be like Chris Brown,” he wrote. “So if my girlfriend tried to look through my phone while driving I can choke and punch her.” In other alleged disturbing tweets, he compared himself to Hitler, said women’s rights were a “joke” and complained about there being too many “coons” on his Twitter timeline.