In the brief snippet, which can be seen in another YouTuber's summary of the controversy, the digital speedometer near the steering wheel is blurred out once Brownlee's vehicle exceeds 60 mph. But a second speedometer on the passenger side is not altered and reaches 96 mph before the video cuts off.

A New Jersey tech reviewer with nearly 20 million subscribers on YouTube has apologized after allegedly driving a sports car nearly 100 mph on a local road. Marques Brownlee — known as MKBHD on YouTube and one of the site’s biggest stars — posted a video Monday that included a five-second clip showing a Lamborghini barreling down a suburban road.