hectorhugogonzalezprincipe needs to be stop

I blocked him, because he lost control. He's casting every less known actors which I add to my Face Claims stories. Unfortunately, I can find a list of my followers to prove that he follows me and adding everybody (especially Black actors) as Knuckles from freaking sequel to Sonic. That's insane.

Also I blocked migueleduardocalderongomezx cause he's supposed to be hector's 2nd page (same location, same long-arse-username) and cast same actor I've casted in his cringe-worth stories. Where can I check my followers list?

I know it's been so late to write, but ricknee4ever is used a lot of actors from my FC: DW to casting them in his recast stories, most inmature when he was casting retired ones. And by retired I mean who stopped acting

what's wrong with black actors?

There's no wrong with them. I meant hector's obsession with adding all of them include retired ones from my FC story to cast as Knuckles. I noticed when I was editing every person and scrolled down to see which roles they had. And not only hector, but ricknee4ever was doing the same thing in She's Out of my League Recast and Sims.

For example, ricknee4ever casted every 40 y.o. actress to character of 20 years in Sims. He and hector behave inmature like theryanreynoldsfan, when he was casting Bill Murray or child actresses "for fun".

Well, are you sure the roes aren't in need of voice actors?

These actors aren't voice actors. And I was talking about how rick and hector used all of them in my Face Claims stories. I would understand if they used one-three actors but they used all of them. All of them.

<blockquote>For example, ricknee4ever casted every 40 y.o. actress to character of 20 years in Sims. He and hector behave inmature like theryanreynoldsfan, when he was casting Bill Murray or child actresses "for fun".</blockquote>

Some people can pull it off. Plus, it's fan casting. Not Logic casting.

ricknee4ever is actually Avi Agarwal, a simp with hordes of clone accounts

What a twist!

How'd you know that?

Voting patterns and history lined up