Who's Bad?

CLEVELAND - For anyone that's ever screened the ultra-shocking web series a Date with Deante, nothing should be able to surprise them. Yet somehow, the unadulterated Young manages to do just that every episode.

The newest edition is no exception.

Young debuts the 43rd installment today entitled, "Who's Bad?" and once again raises the bar for obscene comedy. From convincing an already eager guy to expose himself to trying to get a deaf alcoholic to assist him in masturbating, Young knows no boundaries.

Has he ever?

Check out the new clip. It's guaranteed to delight!

Return From The Dead

CLEVELAND - Dirty Truth Films has just released the riveting, yet hilarious 37th episode of its flagship show, a Date with Deante entitled, "Just Beat It, Part 2."

It's a story of life and death.

In the clip, a sterling conclusion to Part 1, Deante Young continues his persuasion of Tony Train Wreck to expose himself yet again to the increasingly disgusted Faye. He gets to a point where, confidence aplomb, he continually tries to pleasure himself while standing directly in front of her.

As hilarious as Tony Train Wreck is, Lil' Rick is even more interesting as he reveals all aspects of his life from sex, drugs and petty theft to a stunning reveal; he died twice after a foolish accident caused his skull to fall apart.

But, he came back to life and turned this episode upside down. It's a true "must-see."

Young: The 'Master' Of Shock and Surprise

CLEVELAND - Entertainer Deante Young, a steadfast advocate of controversy by way of brutal honesty has just released the 36th episode of his racy web series, a Date with Deante.

It lives up to his reputation as the king of shock.

The clip, entitled "Just Beat It, Part 1" premiered yesterday worldwide to rave reviews, particularly for its jaw-dropping conclusion. Young continues his tribute to his fallen hero Michael Jackson with the episode's title, which also describes the contents of the story in a rather subtle manner.

John is a weird, middle-aged pervert who reveals that he's under the influence of heroin. Tony Train Wreck, the hilariously homeless racist overlooks his own racism to hit on bi-racial beauty Faye. When the dust settles, he expresses his feelings for her in a rather "hands on" manner.

In terms of sheer comedy and shock, Young is a genius that stands alone.