Dalas Review uploads a video to YouTube apologizing to all those who may have felt bad or offended by his controversial videos and promises to change the theme of his channel.

The weekend in the Spanish YouTube community has been quite convulsed, all due to the umpteenth controversy starring Dalas Review, which even led YouTube itself to delete its account for violating the Community Rules. The YouTuber hours later recovered his account after claiming it in public through his Twitter. This weekend, from Mexico, where he is doing a series of bowling, he has uploaded a video stating that the controversial and controversial videos have ended and that he will seek to make new content.

We could say that it all started with the famous no stone from Auronplay fans to Dalas Review. He lived in a town quite close to Barcelona, ​​where Auronplay resided at the time and based on that controversy, he created a real theater, with a stone at a doghouse with tiles that he had in his house. The stone never existed, because his house at that time was not at street level, it was about fifteen meters below the road and there is a metal fence that does not reveal anything. Throwing a stone from the street to his house, with two more houses, was a complicated task.

Dalas, later, faked a raid on his house, which had been missing for three days for the general public and something that he ended up explaining was a simulation, something that put more gasoline on the fire. After that, many have entered the controversies of Dalas, girls who accused him of sexual assaults, other YouTubers and even Miare, with whom he was for a long time and who has made a lot of profit from having a relationship with the controversial YouTuber. This Daniel (that's what Dalas Review is called), wants to leave it behind and bet on making content more neutral that does not lead to more controversy.

The conflicts have not only been on YouTube, they have also gone to the games that it has supposedly developed. The most controversial and notorious has been the one related to the title FUR-FUN, whose game internally had audio files from Banjo Kazooie, a mythical Nintendo 64 title and that one of the developers, came out to deny on his Twitter a collaboration with Dalas in the development of this game. The game is still on Steam for € 14.99, full of criticism from users. Will the controversies finally end or is he just buying time?