Chad Zumock Threatens to Dox Lady KB on 'Tookie Soup,' Sparking Outrage
Chad Zumock threatened to dox Lady KB on 'Tookie Soup' episode 96, sparking outrage.
The latest installment of "Tookie Soup," episode 96, which premiered on BeDabbler this past Wednesday, March 11th, 2026, saw host Chad Zumock escalate his online hostilities to a chilling new level, directly threatening to dox Lady KB. In a segment that had the Dabbleverse collectively holding its breath, Zumock explicitly declared, "I know where you live. I know where you work," a clear and present danger that has already sparked widespread condemnation across multiple platforms. This direct threat against Lady KB, a prominent figure in the podcast commentary space, marks a significant and alarming shift in Zumock's already notorious online persona, moving beyond mere verbal sparring into what many are calling dangerous incitement. The Chad Zumock-Lady KB confrontation wasn't the sole focus of the 166-minute episode, but it cast a long, dark shadow over the proceedings. Earlier in the broadcast, Zumock spent a considerable amount of time replaying and dissecting clips from other creators, particularly those critical of his past behavior. One such segment involved Zumock reacting to a compilation of Lady KB's critiques, where she had previously called out his erratic posting habits. Zumock, visibly agitated, repeatedly interrupted the playback, interjecting with personal insults and accusations of hypocrisy, demonstrating a deep-seated animosity that evidently boiled over into his doxing threat. Later in the episode, Chad Zumock addressed the ongoing drama surrounding Lady KB's public statements regarding his alleged financial improprieties, a topic that has been a recurring theme in the Dabbleverse for weeks. Zumock claimed that Lady KB was "spreading lies" about his income and his ability to pay debts. He then pivoted, in a move that shocked many viewers, to launch into his thinly veiled threats against her, revealing a level of personal vendetta that has far surpassed typical online beef. The aggressive tone and specific nature of his pronouncements suggest a calculated intent to inflict real-world harm, not just online embarrassment. While Chad Zumock's threats dominated the headlines, the episode also featured Zumock's usual brand of commentary on other int