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STOPANTISEMITISM EXPOSES NEO-NAZI FITNESS INFLUENCER KENNY KO AS KENNETH BOULET Kenneth “Kenny KO” Boulet built a following the old-fashioned way: shirtless workout videos, shredded abs, and motivational fitness content that racked up nearly 100,000 YouTube subscribers and tens of thousands more across other platforms. For a while, he looked like just another gym bro chasing clout. Then the mask slipped - or rather, he ripped it off with gleeful abandon - and revealed himself as a full-throated Holocaust denier, Nazi sympathizer, and eliminationist antisemite. StopAntisemitism, the grassroots watchdog group dedicated to holding Jew-haters accountable, recently named him their Antisemite of the Week. The dossier they compiled is damning because it doesn’t rely on innuendo or stretched interpretations. Boulet’s own posts and videos do the heavy lifting. He has repeatedly denied the Holocaust outright. “The National Socialists of Germany never gassed a single jew,” he posted. He mocks the six million murdered Jews with lines like “Imagine how great it would be if it had actually been 6 million” and questions why the world bothers with an “international holocaust remembrance day for a fictional story.” On the day of a Michigan synagogue car-ramming incident, he sneered, “Let me guess, 6 million jews died in the shooting today.” After the Bondi Beach terror attack, he called it a “false flag” and quipped that the death toll had reached “6 gazillion.” This isn’t edgy contrarianism or “just asking questions.” It’s cartoon-level Holocaust denial paired with open admiration for the man responsible. Boulet has declared, “We need Hitler now more than ever.” He defends the Führer by claiming people are finally waking up to why Hitler “removed the Jewish influence of banks, media, politics” and insists the media has “lied about Hitler for decades to cover up the actions of the jews.” His conspiratorial worldview is equally crude. Jews, according to Boulet, are eternal puppet-masters: “Israel has been pulling the strings for longer than people know to fight wars on their behalf.” “It’s not the left vs the right. It’s us vs the tiny hats.” “The jewish people always attack first and then play victim.” He has flatly stated, “Jews have been and always will be the problem” and “the Jews are the ones pulling the strings for most of the major tragedies throughout history, but yet they have never been held accountable.” Recent posts continue the drumbeat: feminism was “pushed by the Jews to destroy the household family,” and “they were expelled not exterminated. Jews are lucky Hitler had morality unlike them.” The dehumanization escalates into open calls for violence. “When can we start expelling the Jews from our country like Hitler?” he has asked. He has wondered aloud, “What’s worse for the world, cancer or the Jews?” and proclaimed, “Antisemitism might actually be the cure for everything wrong in the world.” After Israel faced rocket attacks, he posted that the only thing better than Fourth of July fireworks would be “watching Israel being bombed.” This is not isolated venting. It is a consistent, high-volume pattern from an influencer who once had mainstream fitness appeal. He pivoted from protein shakes and deadlifts to Third Reich fanfiction, and a chunk of his audience followed. That is the danger: radicalization dressed up as red-pilled fitness bro wisdom. @StopAntisemites has already scored concrete victories. They have secured repeated enforcement actions against Boulet on TikTok and Instagram, resulting in bans, strikes, and restrictions. He has openly complained about being booted from Instagram “again.” His YouTube presence has taken hits as well, with videos removed for hate speech violations, though the channel itself clings on in diminished form. Yet he refuses to disappear. He maintains an active account on X (@KENNYKANCELLED) with roughly 40-50k followers, where the same bile flows freely. And he continues to monetize through a storefront powered by the platform Amaze, turning his hatred into merch sales and income. That last detail is particularly galling. While platforms like TikTok and Instagram have at least partially acted, Boulet still has a pipeline to turn antisemitic content into cash. StopAntisemitism is now mobilizing supporters to pressure Amaze’s CEO directly: remove the storefront, cut off the revenue stream. Boulet is a textbook case of the modern extremist influencer pipeline. Start with relatable content - fitness, self-improvement, anti-woke vibes - then gradually (or not so gradually) inject century-old eliminationist tropes about Jewish power, Holocaust “myths,” and the supposed need for another strongman to “fix” society. The production values are amateur, the historical illiteracy glaring, the rhetoric straight out of 1930s street pamphlets. Yet it finds an audience in 2026 because outrage engagement algorithms reward extremity and because too many platforms still treat explicit Jew-hatred as debatable “discourse” until public pressure forces their hand. There is nothing sophisticated here. No nuanced critique of Israeli policy, no legitimate historical revisionism. Just raw, repetitive scapegoating: Jews as the root of every problem, from family breakdown to global wars, with Hitler cast as the misunderstood hero who tried to do something about it. Boulet doesn’t dogwhistle; he foghorn-blasts. “Remember jews have been and always will be the problem,” he posted recently. That is the core of his brand now. The real-world consequences of this kind of rhetoric are not abstract. Antisemitic incidents have spiked in recent years, with harassment, vandalism, and violence rising in tandem with online incitement. When influencers with tens or hundreds of thousands of followers normalize Holocaust denial and expulsion fantasies, they lower the bar for what their followers consider acceptable. Some will stay in the comments. Others will take it further. StopAntisemitism’s exposure and enforcement campaign against Boulet is a reminder that persistent, factual documentation and targeted pressure still work. TikTok and Instagram have already been forced to act multiple times. X remains a stubborn holdout for him. Amaze is the next logical target: no one should profit from selling hate merch while denying genocide and praising its architect. Kenneth Boulet isn’t a misunderstood truth-teller or a bold contrarian. He’s a fitness influencer who chose to become a low-rent neo-Nazi propagandist. The evidence is in his own words, archived and undeniable. Platforms that continue to host or monetize him are making an active choice to amplify poison. The rest of us should make the opposite choice: call it what it is, support the groups doing the unglamorous work of documentation and deplatforming, and refuse to let this recycled garbage metastasize further under the guise of “free speech” or “anti-establishment” posturing. Boulet wants to finish what Hitler started. Civil society’s job is to make sure he finishes his influencer career instead - broke, banned, and remembered as exactly what he is: a pathetic peddler of genocidal nostalgia in gym shorts. @AkaLazarus @Justachirpin7 @Liberty5315