Everything you need to know about Nick Fuentes
- Frank Egan
- Apr 23, 2025
- 3 min read
From birth to dox, the timeline of a rising voice in the world white supremacy, holocaust denial, and online extremism.
Nick Fuentes is one of many influencers pushing a dangerous and violent political agenda onto young men in America. He openly identifies as a white supremacist, allies with former Klu Klux Klan members, and advocates for violent a uprising led by young, white men.
AUGUST 1998 - Nick Fuentes is born.
2017 - During his freshman year at Boston University, Fuentes begins hosting episodic livestream America First with Nicholas J. Fuentes. The show contains conservative commentary on pop culture and current events through the use of Irony and jokes.
APRIL 2017 - Fuentes claims the First Amendment wasn’t written for Muslims or Immigrants, says “people that run CNN” as well as “globalists” should be killed.
AUGUST 2017 - Fuentes attends Unite The Right Rally In Charlottesville, Virginia.
2017 - Fuentes drops out of Boston University claiming he received threats for attending white supremacist rally
2019 - Fuentes collaborates with Patrick Casey, former leader of the Neo-Nazi Organization Identify Evropa.
JANUARY 2020 - Time reports Fuentes is most viewed live-streamer on DLive platform.
2020 - Fuentes says in a video that "Irony is so important for giving a lot of cover and plausible deniability for our views". He specifically cited Holocaust denial — or what he termed Holocaust "revision" — as a topic that is too fraught to discuss earnestly, even on the far right.”
FEBRUARY 2020 - Fuentes’ YouTube channel is demonetized for hate speech
DECEMBER 2020 - Fuentes and other far-right extremists receive large Bitcoin donations from a French Donor who allegedly committed suicide soon after. Donor’s status has not been confirmed.
DECEMBER 2020 - Fuentes incites political violence in a speech following the Supreme Court’s decision to decline to hear Texas v. Pennsylvania.
JANUARY 6th, 2021 - Fuentes attends and speaks at events preceding January 6th Insurrection.
JANUARY 2021 - FBI begins investigating possible ties between Jan. 6th insurrectionists and foreign governments.
JULY 2021 - Fuentes is removed from CPAC for harassing a journalist, says at an event across the street “I have nothing to lose. This is going to be the most racist, sexist, antisemitic, Holocaust-denying speech in all of Dallas this weekend.”
JANUARY 2022 - The United States House Select Committee on the January 6 Attack issued a subpoena to Fuentes and Casey
FEBRUARY 2022 - Some of Fuentes’ self-described “incel” fans turn on him when they learn he kissed a girl once.
FEBRUARY 2022 - Fuentes says in an interview with The Guardian’s Louis Theroux that he believes the country would be better if women did not have the right to vote.
MARCH 2022 - Fuentes praises “Czar Putin” for the invasion of Ukraine, saying the invasion is to “liberate Ukraine from the Great Satan and from the evil empire in the world, which is the United States.”
JUNE 2022 - Fuentes praises Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe. V. Wade, said “Jews stood in the way” of the decision and that we are having “something like Taliban rule in America, in a good way.” (Fuentes has praised the Taliban previously for their conservative, religious beliefs)
NOVEMBER 2022 - Fuentes and Kanye meet with Donald Trump for a private dinner. A source claims the two were very taken with each other, sharing compliments to one another.
JULY 2023 - Fuentes calls for a holy war against Jews.
FEBRUARY 2024 -NBC Calls Fuentes a Nazi and a White Supremacist
MAY 2024 - Musk reinstates Fuentes’ X (Twitter) account, saying that he can only ban him if he breaks the law.
NOVEMBER 2024 - After Trump is declared the winner of the 2024 election, Fuentes celebrates saying “Your body, my choice”. The phrase goes viral both on and offline.
November 2024 - The address of Fuentes’ Chicago-area home is doxed online.
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