đŁď¸ The Gutter Report: Big Tech Tried to Shut Us Down â Unmutâd Will Set Us Free
Why censorship is out of control â and why Unmutâd is the digital First Amendment
| đ The official Unmutâd logo â built to break silence and amplify voices.
Social media has always been a cycle. Sconex was hot, then dead. MySpace had a run, then died. Facebook and Instagram are in that same phase now â fading into irrelevance because they lost what made them powerful: authenticity.
But todayâs problem goes deeper. Itâs not just that these platforms are dying â itâs that theyâre killing free speech on the way down.
đŤ Censorship Gone Wild (Last 10 Years)
The last decade proves social media companies pick and choose who gets silenced. The rules arenât clear, fair, or consistent â and the examples stack up:
Boosie Badazz (2020âpresent): Deleted from Instagram multiple times. Not for scams, not for violence â but for being Boosie. Raw, unfiltered, and too real for IGâs polished image. Millions of followers erased overnight.
Donald Trump (2021): The sitting President of the United States banned from Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube all at once. Big Tech flexed its power and proved it could silence even the most powerful man in the world with a single click.
Alex Jones (2018): One of the biggest independent media voices in America erased in a coordinated sweep by Apple, Spotify, YouTube, and Facebook â millions of viewers gone in one week.
Hunter Biden Laptop Story (2020): When the New York Post broke it, Twitter and Facebook blocked the story completely. People literally couldnât share a link to one of Americaâs oldest newspapers. A year later, mainstream outlets admitted it was real. But by then, the truth had been delayed.
Jimmy Kimmel (multiple times): Even a late-night host backed by Hollywood money has had jokes censored online. If theyâll silence Jimmy, what chance does the average person have?
Everyday People: Nurses fired for TikToks. Activists shadowbanned for calling out injustice. Creators demonetized for content that didnât fit vague âcommunity guidelines.â Meanwhile, bots, scams, and porn accounts roam free.
𧨠The Real Problem
Itâs not about whether you like or agree with these people. The point is this: the platforms decide whoâs allowed to talk.
You can post porn and never get flagged.
You can run scams and slip through the cracks.
But speak your mind on the wrong topic? Youâre gone.
Thatâs not freedom. Thatâs control.
đ˝ The First Amendment
America was built on one principle above all: freedom of speech. The First Amendment guarantees the government canât silence you for speaking your mind.
But Big Tech isnât the government. Theyâre corporations â and theyâve turned censorship into a business model. That means the spirit of the First Amendment doesnât live online anymore.
Unmutâd is where it comes back to life.
âđž My Story â Elliott Carterr
| đď¸ Elliott Carterr â founder of LFTG Radio and Unmutâd, reporting live from the gutter.
This isnât theory to me. Itâs personal.
I built LFTG Radio from the gutter â an independent voice for Staten Island and beyond. I reported on stories nobody else would touch. I gave platforms to people the mainstream ignored. I did it raw, unfiltered, and unapologetic.
And for that, Meta muted me. Instagram clipped my page, shadowbanned my posts, and tried to erase my work. Not because I spread lies. Not because I was scamming. But because my truth didnât fit their polished, ad-friendly version of âcommunity.â
Thatâs when I realized: my whole life has been preparing me for this. Iâve always lived to go against being silenced. Every interview, every Gutter Report, every story I told was really a brick in the foundation of something bigger â a platform where nobody can mute us again.
Thatâs Unmutâd.
Unmutâd isnât just an app I want to build. Itâs my mission. Itâs the answer to what happened to me, to Boosie, to Trump, to Alex Jones, to Jimmy Kimmel, to the nurses, the activists, the creators, and the everyday people who were erased for speaking their truth.
If you were ever silenced, Unmutâd is your voice back.
đ¤ The Kanye West Factor
| đ Kanye West â a cultural icon the world has tried to mute.
You canât talk about censorship without talking about Kanye West.
Hereâs a man who has shaped music, fashion, and culture for two decades â yet the second he speaks outside the approved script, the world tries to mute him. His social media accounts suspended. His brand deals ripped up. His interviews deleted from platforms before they could even spread.
The narrative was always the same: âKanyeâs crazy.â But hereâs the truth â platforms and corporations didnât just judge his words, they controlled whether the world even got to hear them. They took the microphone out of his hand.
Unmutâd isnât here to make Kanye âsafeâ or to sanitize his message. Itâs here to give him â and everyone like him â the space to speak freely without an algorithm, a moderator, or a corporation deciding if itâs allowed.
Some people compare me to Kanye because Iâm outspoken, controversial, and unafraid of saying what others wonât. The difference is, Iâm not just fighting for my own voice. Iâm building a platform to protect everybodyâs.
Unmutâd is for every voice they tried to cancel, mute, or erase. From Kanye West to the everyday person with 200 followers, your words matter. Your perspective matters. And on Unmutâd, your voice wonât be buried.
đ Why Unmutâd is Different
Unmutâd is where the digital First Amendment lives:
18+ only â grown conversations, no kid drama.
Free speech protected â no banning, no shadow games, no silencing real voices.
Boundaries where they matter â no porn, no gore, no scams.
Chronological feed â no algorithm deciding what you see.
Authenticity-first â Echoes, Circles, and Collabs built for culture and conversation.
đşđ¸ Make America Great Again?
Hereâs the twist: everybody says they want to âmake America great again.â But how can America be great if its people canât even speak freely?
Unmutâd isnât red or blue. Itâs real.
Itâs a platform where the First Amendment is alive again.
A place where you donât have to choose between filth or silence.
A place where the culture runs free.
Thatâs how you make America great again â by giving the people their voices back.
Thatâs Unmutâd.
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Not for clicks â for clarity.
Good morning and Godspeed.
â Elliott Carterr