Company: FGMCU
Filing Date: 2025-11-13
Form Type: 425
Source: 0001104659-25-111079
Chunk: 8

Company: FG Merger II Corp.
Filing Date: 2025-11-13
Form: 425
Chunk 8
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 a lot of views, a lot of attention. So, we have probably half a billion views online of our content. We've kind
of shown people the journey every step of the way, and the result of that is 50,000 investors, millions more followers, and allowing us
to kind of be masters of our own destiny.

And, pretty amazing. I think that's also going
to contribute to doing well, in, in the public markets, because at the end of the day, it's kind of a popularity contest. You know, the
more people that know about you, the better you can do. There is a, you know, dark side to that, of course, which is like being famous
or being a celebrity.

You have like a lot of people watching you, and
some of them are crazy and we're all going to do bad stuff. So, you know, definitely, the pros outweigh the cons. But, you know, we, we
had stuff, you know, the internet rumors got so bad at one point that we had an SEC investigation. So, they end up investigating us for
over a year. We turned over half a million documents to them, and at the end of the day, they wrote us a letter saying we're not pressing
charges against you. And, I think that speaks volumes to how we actually did steer the ship, you know, outside of bogus internet rumors,
when the federal government got in there and looked under the hood, you know, a few guys, me and my father, just winging it with no experience
in any of this, no experience and capital raising our understanding of, you know, securities and exchange rules.

You know, that, you know, at the end of the day,
we did we did the right things. And I think it's really like the most craziest due diligence, you know, that you can get and that happens
to you. Wasn't fun.

Nick Clayton:And I imagine and it is interesting
though, because that's a it's a very unique experience among targets in, in SPAC transactions that in many cases they're going from, you
know, a couple of venture rounds as startups straight into, you know, becoming suddenly a public company, for better or worse, you guys
have had at least had some real experience in terms of becoming public ready with some of that disclosure and, and dealing with all the
documents of the, you know