Chad Zumach's GoFundMe Drama: Did Tosh and Glaser Really Donate?
Chad Zumach claims Nikki Glazer and Daniel Tosh privately donated to his $14,000 comedy special GoFundMe, but critics accuse him of fabricating celebrity donations for attention.
Chad Zumach has become a major topic in the Dabbleverse after launching a GoFundMe to fund a comedy special, recently raising the goal from $8,300 to $14,000. His GoFundMe page lists large offline donations from notable comedians, including $1,000 from Borgo, $500 from Nikki Glazer, and $500 from Daniel Tosh. The hosts expressed skepticism about the legitimacy of these celebrity donations, with one noting, "This is all [] He's lying and he's doing that so that people will talk about it." During a broadcast, host Carl publicly questioned whether Daniel Tosh—a famously private comedian—would actually donate, prompting Chad to send an email during the show defending the donations. Chad wrote: "Nikki Glazer and Daniel Tosh both 100% donated to my GoFundMe because I asked them and they zelled me without hesitation. Same with Tripoli, Swardson, and Jeff Dye. That doesn't fit the narrative you and Anthony keep trying to paint about me. You lied, Carl. You're the liar." The hosts debated whether the donations were genuine, with one noting that while Nikki Glazer is known to maintain relationships with comedians from her earlier career, Daniel Tosh's involvement seemed less plausible. The broader question raised was why Chad needs a GoFundMe at all if he has wealthy, successful friends willing to back him—and why he keeps raising the goal, especially after previously being apologetic about increasing it to $10,000.