Kevin Brennan Targeted by Impersonator Over Show Payments
Kevin Brennan reveals bizarre impersonation scam targeting his show payments.
On Sunday, March 29, 2026, comedian Kevin Brennan found himself in a peculiar predicament, as detailed on the "Stuttering Johns Manager DISHES THE DIRT w/ Kevin Brennan & Bob Levy" episode of Misery Loves Clips. An impersonator contacted Brennan with a message regarding payment and a supposed show appearance. Brennan relayed the bizarre communication, declaring, "Somebody's impersonating me. Someone said that I can't do the show because I already did a show and therefore you can't believe you can't pay me." This incident highlights the threat of scams and the confusion that can arise when online personalities engage in overlapping content. The 92-minute episode, hosted by Stuttering John's Manager, also delved into the financial entanglements of online content creators. Bob Levy, a frequent collaborator with Brennan, offered his perspective on the complexities of managing appearances and payments within the online ecosystem. The specifics of the impersonation scam remain unclear, but the attempt points to the growing value and influence of internet personalities, making them targets for exploitation. The confusion generated by the impersonator’s message, which suggested Brennan had already fulfilled an obligation, underscores the need for clear communication and verification in all dealings. Stuttering John's Manager implied that such impersonations are becoming more common as individuals vie for attention and perceived legitimacy. The implication is that the impersonator was attempting to either defraud Brennan or sow discord by creating a false narrative around his professional commitments. The convoluted logic of the impersonator's message, claiming Brennan couldn't be paid because he had "already did a show," serves as a testament to the often absurd nature of online disputes. The episode provided ample time for Stuttering John's Manager to dissect the various layers of this developing story.