Some are unamused by Shoenice's faults and complete lack of comprehension of online etiquette. I've watched my share of friends and acquaintances gag while watching his stunts. They shudder and ask, "Dude, what's wrong with this guy?
Isn't he going to die? He's psycho, something isn't right. To me, Chris is a hero. While I agree that there might be something suspect about a guy that gladly chugs a bottle of rubbing alcohol, I also see in him an echo of my year-old self. After spending a brisk weekend up in Lake George, NY with Schewe and his friends, feeding him a bottle of glue , and hearing his life story, from a very tough childhood to his time serving food to Gulf War soldiers—and his many musings on death—I didn't understand Chris any better, but I like him a whole lot more.
I still don't fully comprehend the mechanics behind his campaign to end world hunger, and I don't think he really does either. Schewe then went on Facebook and YouTube to share a video of himself eating paper.
He started consuming these strange foods in He was featured in several shows such as Tosh. Yes, he is real and does it for his videos. Furthermore, he delivers lengthy soliloquies both before and after the stunts, and his fans will often see the intoxication in the final moments of the post-slam banters. Roadblock is a series where we explore what it means to be free in a democracy like India and how we adapt to obstacles that come our way.
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