What you guys don’t understand is this is a great parody by Hank Pecker. Hasanabi is one of his made up characters to mock libtards and commies. I think he even fooled the interviewers. They seem to believe it. Hell yeah brother 🇺🇸
@@tonypringles2285he wants the country to improve. That’s real patriotism. Patriotism is not blind love and adoration for your country. Patriotism is questioning and demanding better.
@@danieldavis5959 mfers will call Hasan not a patriot for asking or expecting better from the country and then turn around and dawn the red hat without seeing the irony.
@@hoordeyah this joke will never get old, because there are actually still people out there who think this is true since it was misrepresented so much in clips
profoundly sick society? Compared to what? The 50's? The quippy one lines that have nothing to do with reality is exclty what I expect from the level of intelligence of Hasan fans.
@porter9494 please its not deep at all, you're becoming parasocial and you're not even a fan! I genuinely hope you have a great life and stop caring about internet people!
@porter9494 you're so one dimensional that you cant be bothered to make an actual relevant comment and instead copy and paste the same word soup under any pro Hasan comment. You're not as intelligent as you seem to think you are. You're actually just sad.
As a 50 year old leftist I could almost cry at how amazing it would have been, and how impossible to imagine To have had a long form daily program, hosted by a socialist covering the news, in 1988 when I was 15. What a resource. I mean, my path to learning about these things was 1.) encounter something in a regular fiction novel (i.e. reference to Eugene Debs in a Vonnegut novel.) .. and wonder to myself 'Wow! how come I never heard anything about this guy?!' and then 2.) go back to the library and use card catalog to locate non-fiction on those subjects or about those people.. 3.) fill out the little order form to have the books I picked reserved/or sent to my library from elsewhere.. 4.) WAIT 5.) go back to the library when I get call that the ordered books are there.. etc. So both the internet itself and by extension, a streamer like Hasan to contextualize, analyze, and entertain.. I don't hate that it is so much easier now, I Love it for them.
I honestly find this super commendable. I feel like I’ve worked pretty hard to unlearn a lot of my unconscious biases and I literally have all the information at my fingertips and I am able to listen to people in marginalized communities. I don’t know if I would’ve ever learned anything about leftism if it was that hard to find info on it.
I'm a bit older than you and had a similar path. Mine started with magazines picked up at my local record store. Reading both Mother Jones and the Nation required a lot of library time to fully understand the context of the articles. Thank goodness for the encouragement of librarians. They helped me understand that what I was being taught on school only scratched the surface. I remember my first time online in the nineties I discovered that all the Universities sites were fully accessible. I could spend hours reading papers. FOR FREE! All information should be free.
Appreciate this humanization of Hasan Piker as a creator, especially during these times of ever tempting political nihilism - - podcast is good for him, Hasan from politics is far too shirtless on TikTok.
I heard about Hasan through a negative review and had to see for myself. Turns out, he's a gem! His streams and UA-cam content are both fun and informative. The hate he gets is ridiculous-he’s awesome! Big shoutout to Kaya for always having his back. Much love to this mad lad!
Bro what?! He has the dumbest takes, barely looks into anything he sees, doesn't actually debate anything of substance, never good faith.... He is a 🤡🤡🤡🤡
yeah I don't really understand why he gets so much hate. I get that being political will inherently net you a lot of haters but I feel like a lot of people who hate him can't even really explain why.
Same even though I only watch a few stream and mostly a clips, and what I realize most people who hate him is because his political opinions mainly(Israel Palestine) ofc I'm also agree with him but I don't really care about people opinions. But slandering and overhated to someone just because they had different opinions is pathetic. Like there many streamer or celebrity who doing real bad thing lol. Also hasan always do charity with his friends which it rare for most streamer
My first impression of Hasan years ago was that he was abrasive and stoking the flames of conflict. But I've come to understand that he is incredibly thoughtful, logical, and consistently on the right (left) side of human rights, honest political discourse, and hopefully history as a whole
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Thinking Hasan is "thoughtful, logical, and consistently on the right (left) side of human rights" might be the funniest bullshitI've read in a while Thanks for the good laugh... unless, you actually mean it. then you're just a pathetic moron
Even if you don't agree with his politics, Hasan constantly surprises me with his ability to cite and source stats off the top of his head. He always encourages his community to fact check him, and all the fan channels do, and every time I doubt something I'll look it up and he is legit always right. That being said, when he is wrong, he is very open/upfront about it and will correct himself before anyone else does.
He may have enough knowledge to talk about it and debate people, but when others have looked into things he said they've found a lot of it to be misinformed, biased, rushed, and intentionally provocative and exaggerated, if not straight up conspiratorial@@simonji2940
How about when he called that hospital strike Israel's fault but when it was later proven it wasn't their fault, he doubles down and doesn't correct himself?
@@Kitusser lmao you are so lost brother. Firstly it had been bombed by Israel before. It was never proven false and we still dont know who actually bombed that specific hospital. Israel has however bomber every single other hospital.
Having grown up with Fox News force fed down my throat on a continuous stream blasting out of our rear projection tv, I typically recoil in hatred of news, politics, and opinions about news and politics. I was bracing myself to hate this guy, but he definitely won me over. I’m kinda interested to watch his twitch stream. Nice choice on interviewees! I love beast, airrack, Trahan etc., but contrasting ‘I fed 100 giraffe’s $1M,’ this is an actually valuable, fulfilling, and productive conversation- especially in today’s fucked up political climate. As always, thanks for what you guys do. ✌️
Hasan is a good balance of a somewhat autism Coated obsession with politics but he still is good at understanding and explaining nuance and what factors lead people to there conclusions which can be refreshing in such a left/right, good/bad polarization of opinion. He’s got his blind spots don’t get me wrong, but I typically leave his videos/ streams with a better understanding of the political climate globally without the sterile new caster type of messaging that usually just depresses anyone in the room
I find the character of this interview interesting and different than the normal structure. Often you ask people “what do you do” and here you often asked “what Should we do”, which is a difference in tone that speaks to a sensibility of Hasan having moral leadership
Hm I did notice that as well, but I took it as them asking him what *he* thinks we should do. I almost do wish Samir would have challenged him a bit more because it felt like he didn’t always agree with his perspectives. It could have been a good learning opportunity for us as the audience
@@FerEssencewell put comment. I do feel like, particularly Hasan, can actually respond well to someone providing a different perspective and why he differs from that stream of thought. I think it is a shame there isn’t a little pushback when the interviewer has some that they’re holding back.
@pinkmatter8488 yea they were really careful throughout the entire thing to never show their hand. Even when their questioning showed they disagreed or wanted something else from him.
I am a zoomer and I saw Hasan was on a podcast and even though I am a hasanabi head I immediately clicked on it because it looked more official than normal
@@GrassFudge7 yeah, Hasan can at best get like 70% I think, but he said that his contract is pretty bad compared to other top streamers, since he runs the least amount of ads possible, so who knows how much is it in reality.
It is always so refreshing to see Hasan in an uninterrupted setting where he's able to make points and talk without having to shit on greynames or top of the hour ad break jebaits
My man keep doing what you're doing I'll keep doing what I'm doing. I joined DSA Because of your content. I want you to keep it up brother! I'll love to meet you one day from Monmouth county NJ.
Hate watching is soooo real. Never really “believed” in them per se until entering Hasan’s community. There’s a special one on Hasanabi Productions videos that pop up literally seconds after a video is published lol. Won’t mention their name but a lot y’all know who I’m talking about 😂
I highly recommend watching a hasanabi industrial complex clip of his discussion about the drama with twitch streamer Sketch (especially in case his outright political commentary feels 'too much' for a newcomer). I think it illustrates Hasan at his best- logical, thoughtful, empathetic- with righteous anger and searing humor, he eloquently articulates how seemingly random internet drama fits into an important larger context. His voice and his thoughts are really needed in the world today. His broadcast makes me feel less alone in the world, because before finding his broadcast I found myself consuming mainstream news and just saying to myself, "WTF wtf WTF!?" Now I'm part of a community that encourages critical thinking. Thanks Hassy, love ya brother!
1:35:58 Co-op structures are pretty fascinating, especially if you can get the right group of people you genuinely trust. Which can be easier said than done.
Thats the thing about socialism though, everyone gets educated on how they work before you even start to work, which basically counters all ideas of individuals ruining coops
I have been watching Hasan since 2014-2015 when he would pop up on my Facebook with a white background telling talking heads to debate him. I fell off with the internet for a while, heard some stuff about him and somehow I decided he wasn't a good person. Once I became active online again it took a while but he pulled me back in. It just goes to show how effective the out of context clips are in souring the name of someone who genuinely wants to change society for the better. I relate to him on so many levels whether it's the issues we care about or simply the way he reacts and discusses topics and explains things. Even when he flips out it's very reminiscent of my own flippant moments. I admire him on so many levels and he has been a great role model in my political awakening. He's helped a lot becoming an adult and navigating a life within America where I have yet to participate in an election where Trump wasn't a looming threat. So even if he doesn't see this, I'm sure he knows the good he's done, so thank you Hasan. Seriously. I couldn't imagine being as clueless as I used to be at my age and I appreciate that you were a guiding force in my introduction to politics and social matters
It's not about one side being more virtuous or moral than the other; It's that what one side is presenting is objectively correct, and what the other side is espousing is aggressive, violent, and harmful.
Yep, one site gives everyone healthcare, health, stability and much more. The other wants the same thing but for those who think theyre demigods at the top
@woodencat5990 Yeah it's a bit clunky. I shouldn't have framed things as existing on a spectrum as it suggests I'm referring to the republican and democratic parties specifically. What I am referring to is more philosophical ideology, I guess more accurately what I mean to say is there are those who understand that there is a basic quality of life and expectation of opportunity that should exist outside of 'politics'; and there are those that instead use politics to leverage working class wages into improving the quality of life for a select few.
@@Stuharris I feel like that's pretty directly related to morality and virtue though no? One side is framed as more selfless, understanding and educated, the other as more violent/aggressive, stubborn, and ignorant. I mean you literally use the terms "objectively correct" to describe one side and "harmful" to describe another. I feel as if it's pretty disengenous if the precursor basically implies that no side has any moral levrage over the other and then proceeding to state reason why one side is better than the other. I just wish you were more upfront about it is all
@@woodencat5990 when you say “framing” that’s seemingly disingenuous coupled with you spamming comments about a video from another creator about why people hate Hasan and you add “rightfully so”, that means if the substance we go consume in that video is more objective things being portrayed falsely as subjective to avoid shattering a preconceived notion or belief, it’s not “rightfully so”. That would be subjective bias speaking and overriding objective truths. Back to this comment specifically: They’re not speaking on how others “frame” them, you are. Rather how those opposing ideologies present themselves, and what voters on each side are willing to tolerate from their side even if they don’t agree. Not everyone on the right is “ignorant” or any of those things listed, but what they are willing to ignore to maintain their original beliefs speaks more to people than the actual beliefs themselves. Saying “framing” makes it seem like an opinion. If one side says the sky is blue and the grass is green, and the other side says vice-versa, unless we now live on Namek instead of Earth, they are objectively false. Framing it as a matter of subjective opinion is disingenuous and misinformation. I will be more blunt since you requested it and say there has been a shift to the left in the states (and other countries) on an ideological level for 30+ years because the left side seeks to not exclude others for their differences while the other wants them to conform to a unified approach based heavily in personal beliefs. All the justifications we heard for such an approach over those years has shown to bear no truth in the end. Every other aspect really becomes ancillary to those overarching differences of inclusion vs exclusion in the long-term. Some people aren’t bold enough to flat out say one is objectively morally more corrupt, but it’s implied that will always be the case. The most foolish take would be that there is anything equal about both sides. Like both sides are “just as corrupt”. That’s a logical fallacy, nothing is precisely equal in any regard. One side is certainly more corrupt than the other, it’s up to the viewer to work on their media literacy and personal growth to better understand what is an objective matter and what is subjective. The person above was certainly bringing up an objective matter. Especially in the United States where the youth lean more and more left every 4 years and the oldest, most right-leaning demographics that are dying out. The polarization today is the only thing keeping the right alive in national and global scale politics, which trickles down to state, city and county level politics as polarization marches forward. We all can tell your biases by how many contrarian comments you made in the past 24 hours on this video btw.
I love Hasan. I seriously wouldn’t have gotten involved or as aware of politics in my country and the world if it weren’t for Hasan. He speaks in terms that I can understand and I generally agree with him on most things. Not everything but most things.
@@MikeRees wow your reading comprehension is very poor. I never said he is my only source for news. That would be ridiculous to only listen to one side of the news especially only people I agree with.
Thanks to Hassan and granting people space and privilege to be educated and knowing people can change their minds. He understands that humans are nuanced and nothing is black and white.
Yes I too enjoy watching Hasan for his nuanced and totally not black and white political takes such as "America bad!", "West bad!", "America bad!", "Israel bad!", and of course "America bad!". God, such an inspiration. Thank you Hasan!
It's funny how many people in the comment section defend him because he's a great person who helps many others. Meanwhile, those who dislike him are often the same person who respond to every comment simply because they are fans of another streamer.😂😂
Hasan is pretty great. He's pretty pragmatic while trying to advocate for politics policies that are meant to help the majority of people. He's willing to be an a-hole to people who advocate terrible things, even those that do so with a calm voice. There are people who will temper themselves and speak calmly while advocating for the most hateful ideas. He's not going to manipulate you like they are, he actually speaks his mind with the same energy behind it.
@@daniel-panek Hassan said he is for reeducation for people who disagree with him. He says what he feels then says he’s just joking. He’s dominantly just a content thief and when he says something original it is always a really brain dead take. He’s basically just a very chronically online liar who is completely out of touch with reality.
@@spritelass6712 I’m really confused how you think this is some sort of a valid argument. Emotional control ≠ change your values, not the same thing. Like I actually don’t think I’ve ever been so confused by someone.
@@Coffeeisnecessarynowpepper um Destiny is horrible human being so idk what u mean. I wantch hasan regularly and Destiny is not really that smart or even a Leftist. He kinda just talks out his ass especially when talking/debating ppl with actually authority in certain fields.
@@monkeymode13 um he doesn't platform terrorists lol, does not spread misinformation. He helps ppl come to the truth. And lol reacting to content with permission isn't stealing so try again I guess. He's a really good guy who raises money for charities and for the ppl of Palestine.
This was a super interesting interview for me, I just started watching Collin and Samir and I’ve only heard about Hassan from Atrioc’s stream and apparently he’s much more well spoken than I had assumed! Definitely gonna start checking him out more!
There were two interesting recurring questions in this interview; should the news be entertaining and would this conversation be more interesting if it was controversial. But the answer is completely dependent on the audience. Hasan describes himself as a "news junkie". He doesn't think that the news is boring at all. And I haven't seen a single comment here which claims that *this* interview was boring.
You guys are great interviewers. I really appreciate the work you put in, and love the sorts of questions you ask creators. Super interesting topics and angles I think a lot of other people wouldn't think to ask creators about. Thank you for sharing your work with us!❤
i heard about hasan through very negative avenues (essentiall Destinys sphere of influence now looking back at it isnt comprised of a lot of good people) but actually coming to his streams and actually listening to his arguments and how he backs them up has changed my way of thinking he has made me proud to come from a family of immigrants and nurses and has made me realize if I trully love the country that I am in it is my duty to criticize her with all her faults and make due with change that can help me and the children that come after me.
@@nozers >mfw my worldview is built on spite and hate so everytime i see someone who doesnt have the exact worldview as me i must deny their experiences and opinions since im also a secret psychic.
@@chrisangel6833 huh? I dont care about hasan's worldview and I probably agree with 90 percent of it anyway, I just thinks hes a terrible journalist and a douche
@@nozers you litterally said i lied lmao and that was motivated by what you totally not caring about hasans world view such cope why even comment in the first place if you dont care.
@@rano12321you literally commented “unsubbed” because they interviewed someone your daddy disagrees with politically(we all know you haven’t formed your own opinions yet), when do you turn 12?
slayed. I'm ngl I started following Hasan after Leftovers lol I'd heard of him and watched him live before the show, but started tuning in daily after it. The more he talks the more I appreciate him and his fucking normal yes that actually makes sense why do people not see or get it opinions.
Hey guys, sorry to say but this guy has a very problematic past, especially with creating new slurs for people with custom prosthetics. Look up "Hasan Cussy" 😔
I’m sorry, I can’t tell if this is a joke or not? I thought it was an ingenious joke a first bc you’re baiting ppl into looking up what’s cussy and that’s always hilarious but the reply and the way you said “creating new slurs”….. this could be a real comment devoid of jokes or satire- which one is it? 😭
I rarely watch hasan only seen his clip and sometimes when he playing games with his friends,he is a nice person always do charity work and when i see his steream stats i respect him more. Most people who hate him is mostly people who disagree with his political opinions,which it fine but no need to slandering him or overhate. There many streamer or celebrity who really do bad thing.
Can you give an exemple of someone slandering him? Because I could give you exemples of people criticizing him based on things he actually said and done with evidence
"There are baby settlers too -- there are babies in the settlements" he said in reponse to the actions of a certain group commit against the babies of another certain group on a certain day last year.
Hank Pecker, my favorite conservative Twitch streamer.
Hell yeah brother 🤠 🇺🇸
@porter9494 is this a top of the hour jebait?
@@Pittcrew1034lol only explanation for this catch phrase word salad
@porter9494 How’s Hasan racist, genocidal and murderous? Please explain
@porter9494was this meant to be as funny as it is?
If Hasan had a catch phrase it would be "Now having said that" or "What do I always say?"
lmaoo you're so right
BLAMMO
"Having said that however"
started watching hasan now I can't stop slipping "demonstrably" into everyday conversation
He has a catch phrase, Blammo!
This guy looks just like popular right wing broadcaster Hank Pecker
Never in the same room at the same time…
@@25daysAmonth😂
What you guys don’t understand is this is a great parody by Hank Pecker. Hasanabi is one of his made up characters to mock libtards and commies. I think he even fooled the interviewers. They seem to believe it. Hell yeah brother 🇺🇸
@porter9494 You are mentally ill mate.
@porter9494 Oooh you changed the copy paste a little bit. Good job.
hank pecker in studio - it's real patriot hours
🦅🦅🦅
hasan is far from being a patriot
@@tonypringles2285he wants the country to improve. That’s real patriotism.
Patriotism is not blind love and adoration for your country. Patriotism is questioning and demanding better.
@@danieldavis5959 mfers will call Hasan not a patriot for asking or expecting better from the country and then turn around and dawn the red hat without seeing the irony.
@@tonypringles2285you're confusing patriotism with nationalism
every time i think “who else could they possibly interview at this point?”, and every time i see the new video thumbnail and i go “ooohhh, right”
They’re like Thanos collecting all the infinity stones
Ohhh now I understand why your videos are fantastic
dude i love your vids
I dont get the analogy. This is literally the role of a podcasts, to interview people lmao@WhizPill
@@jacobmorres9817 Go watch the view counts of each episode featuring someone famous
Hasan asking if he can curse after cursing, and then censoring himself after he gets permission lmaoooo. That’s our himbo streamer!!
i do love my favorite capitalist streamer hasan
@@hoordeyah this joke will never get old, because there are actually still people out there who think this is true since it was misrepresented so much in clips
@@tonypringles2285boy if i could money every time someone said this
@@hoordeyah He never said his job is harder, you know right?
@porter9494 None of what you said here is what Hasan is like lmao
“It is no measure of health to be well-adjusted to a profoundly sick society.”
Oooo I like that
Who said that again?
@@raputha1148 Jiddu Krishnamurti, an indian philosopher ( but no solid proof that it was him)
profoundly sick society? Compared to what? The 50's? The quippy one lines that have nothing to do with reality is exclty what I expect from the level of intelligence of Hasan fans.
Underrated quote
Even Colin and Samir know that the gaming frogs are starving.
He been feeding
Elden...ring....im going hollow...
my fav red blooded patriot god bless hank pecker
Hell yeah bruther!! 🫡 🇺🇸 💪🏼
@porter9494 please its not deep at all, you're becoming parasocial and you're not even a fan! I genuinely hope you have a great life and stop caring about internet people!
@porter9494 you're so one dimensional that you cant be bothered to make an actual relevant comment and instead copy and paste the same word soup under any pro Hasan comment. You're not as intelligent as you seem to think you are. You're actually just sad.
Found the d glazer. You copy pasted this one already.
As a 50 year old leftist I could almost cry at how amazing it would have been, and how impossible to imagine To have had a long form daily program, hosted by a socialist covering the news, in 1988 when I was 15. What a resource.
I mean, my path to learning about these things was 1.) encounter something in a regular fiction novel (i.e. reference to Eugene Debs in a Vonnegut novel.) .. and wonder to myself 'Wow! how come I never heard anything about this guy?!' and then 2.) go back to the library and use card catalog to locate non-fiction on those subjects or about those people.. 3.) fill out the little order form to have the books I picked reserved/or sent to my library from elsewhere.. 4.) WAIT 5.) go back to the library when I get call that the ordered books are there.. etc.
So both the internet itself and by extension, a streamer like Hasan to contextualize, analyze, and entertain.. I don't hate that it is so much easier now, I Love it for them.
I honestly find this super commendable. I feel like I’ve worked pretty hard to unlearn a lot of my unconscious biases and I literally have all the information at my fingertips and I am able to listen to people in marginalized communities. I don’t know if I would’ve ever learned anything about leftism if it was that hard to find info on it.
thank you for sharing, this makes me feel super lucky to have a library effectively in my pocket.
I'm a bit older than you and had a similar path. Mine started with magazines picked up at my local record store. Reading both Mother Jones and the Nation required a lot of library time to fully understand the context of the articles. Thank goodness for the encouragement of librarians. They helped me understand that what I was being taught on school only scratched the surface.
I remember my first time online in the nineties I discovered that all the Universities sites were fully accessible. I could spend hours reading papers. FOR FREE! All information should be free.
As a younger leftist I'm baffled that people were still able to reach this perspective with so few and uncommon resources.
@@extremelymemely9694if theres a will, theres a way
“The World glances, it doesn’t read” such a banger line I’m stealing it.
Replace "the world" with "Hasan" and you've got an even more accurate quote.
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damn this might be the smallest head on a guest youve had! seriously, such a tiny head
He is turkish
Curses with Wide shoulders
he's a big dude with a normal sizehead.
I hope he reads this comment on stream later lol
The snipers nightmare, they call him
HI CHAT 👋
absolute bottom of the global gene pool
Hello there Hasan
Appreciate this humanization of Hasan Piker as a creator, especially during these times of ever tempting political nihilism - - podcast is good for him, Hasan from politics is far too shirtless on TikTok.
"Hasan from politics" lmao
there is no humanizing this man. hes to evil
Hes the right amount of shirtless on tiktok
How dare you
Take it back
Great to have Hank Pecker on the pod. The last beacon of Freedumb! 🦅🇺🇸
I heard about Hasan through a negative review and had to see for myself. Turns out, he's a gem! His streams and UA-cam content are both fun and informative. The hate he gets is ridiculous-he’s awesome! Big shoutout to Kaya for always having his back. Much love to this mad lad!
Bro what?! He has the dumbest takes, barely looks into anything he sees, doesn't actually debate anything of substance, never good faith.... He is a 🤡🤡🤡🤡
Theres definitely valid criticism out there, but overal he's a positive figure
yeah I don't really understand why he gets so much hate. I get that being political will inherently net you a lot of haters but I feel like a lot of people who hate him can't even really explain why.
Same even though I only watch a few stream and mostly a clips, and what I realize most people who hate him is because his political opinions mainly(Israel Palestine) ofc I'm also agree with him but I don't really care about people opinions. But slandering and overhated to someone just because they had different opinions is pathetic.
Like there many streamer or celebrity who doing real bad thing lol.
Also hasan always do charity with his friends which it rare for most streamer
@@tijmen6947never from the right though, all their critique comes from them not understanding leftist ideologies
Finally. A fresh and young conservative perspective!
Been waiting for hasan to get on this podcast lets gooo
@porter9494 Bruh the more you copy paste the less anybody cares what you have to say my guy.
@porter9494Cry harder
@porter9494 Waaaaaaaaaaaaaa HE HURT ME FEE FEE's
My first impression of Hasan years ago was that he was abrasive and stoking the flames of conflict. But I've come to understand that he is incredibly thoughtful, logical, and consistently on the right (left) side of human rights, honest political discourse, and hopefully history as a whole
Came for him making fun of maga, stayed for his incredibly charitable human first stances on social issues.
the thing is, he is loud and abrasive, and thoughtful and charitable at the same time. very much "older brother" energy, true to his name.
“It is no measure of health to be well-adjusted to a profoundly sick society.”
Are you a bot? This was the guy that said America deserved 911
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thinking Hasan is "thoughtful, logical, and consistently on the right (left) side of human rights" might be the funniest bullshitI've read in a while
Thanks for the good laugh... unless, you actually mean it. then you're just a pathetic moron
I am so impressed, this is literally the most welcoming/good light comment section I've seen talking about hasan ever
That’s funny bc I just saw 3 Hasan-critical comments in a row
Even if you don't agree with his politics, Hasan constantly surprises me with his ability to cite and source stats off the top of his head. He always encourages his community to fact check him, and all the fan channels do, and every time I doubt something I'll look it up and he is legit always right. That being said, when he is wrong, he is very open/upfront about it and will correct himself before anyone else does.
People forget that hes well read in political/economic theory, history and current events. Probably because he looks like a frat boy himbo
He may have enough knowledge to talk about it and debate people, but when others have looked into things he said they've found a lot of it to be misinformed, biased, rushed, and intentionally provocative and exaggerated, if not straight up conspiratorial@@simonji2940
How about when he called that hospital strike Israel's fault but when it was later proven it wasn't their fault, he doubles down and doesn't correct himself?
@@Kitusser lmao you are so lost brother. Firstly it had been bombed by Israel before. It was never proven false and we still dont know who actually bombed that specific hospital. Israel has however bomber every single other hospital.
@@FelixLeokillen Every credible news source calls it a stray Jihadi rocket now. Do you have evidence it was Israel?
Having grown up with Fox News force fed down my throat on a continuous stream blasting out of our rear projection tv, I typically recoil in hatred of news, politics, and opinions about news and politics. I was bracing myself to hate this guy, but he definitely won me over. I’m kinda interested to watch his twitch stream.
Nice choice on interviewees! I love beast, airrack, Trahan etc., but contrasting ‘I fed 100 giraffe’s $1M,’ this is an actually valuable, fulfilling, and productive conversation- especially in today’s fucked up political climate. As always, thanks for what you guys do. ✌️
Hasan is a good balance of a somewhat autism Coated obsession with politics but he still is good at understanding and explaining nuance and what factors lead people to there conclusions which can be refreshing in such a left/right, good/bad polarization of opinion. He’s got his blind spots don’t get me wrong, but I typically leave his videos/ streams with a better understanding of the political climate globally without the sterile new caster type of messaging that usually just depresses anyone in the room
Bro so many of us in hasan’s chat have Fox News parents so you’ll be in good and understanding company if you come vibe
He also has a youtube page. Maybe thats easier to get into. I like hasan, but almost never watch the streams
Watch his yt videos. He rambles forever on livestreams.
@@tijmen6947yeah his UA-cam videos are a lot more bite sized and straight to the point lmao
I find the character of this interview interesting and different than the normal structure. Often you ask people “what do you do” and here you often asked “what Should we do”, which is a difference in tone that speaks to a sensibility of Hasan having moral leadership
Hm I did notice that as well, but I took it as them asking him what *he* thinks we should do. I almost do wish Samir would have challenged him a bit more because it felt like he didn’t always agree with his perspectives. It could have been a good learning opportunity for us as the audience
@@FerEssencewell put comment. I do feel like, particularly Hasan, can actually respond well to someone providing a different perspective and why he differs from that stream of thought. I think it is a shame there isn’t a little pushback when the interviewer has some that they’re holding back.
@@utahnash yeah he even went "I wish you confronted me more !" at some point I found it funny.
@pinkmatter8488 yea they were really careful throughout the entire thing to never show their hand. Even when their questioning showed they disagreed or wanted something else from him.
I am a zoomer and I saw Hasan was on a podcast and even though I am a hasanabi head I immediately clicked on it because it looked more official than normal
I am a millennial 💾 floppy disk
@@Coffeeisnecessarynowpepper😂
just wanted to say add that not all subs are $5, I think the top donor is from Turkey where the sub price is like $1.5
Plus twitch take a cut right?
@@GrassFudge7 yeah iirc twitch takes something between 30 % - 50 % cut depending on the streamer
@@GrassFudge7 yeah, Hasan can at best get like 70% I think, but he said that his contract is pretty bad compared to other top streamers, since he runs the least amount of ads possible, so who knows how much is it in reality.
thank you 34mkd50 for the 30,000 gifted subs
@@peri_geebro is also hot asf lol
Why did you guys make his head bigger?
Don’t know this guy but his head to shoulder ratio is perfect
no clue if ur joking but in the community its a very common joke that he's got a tiny head LMAO
i’m sat
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
huh?
Hello sat I am tax
Now this is a Turkish man
Doesn’t look Turkish at all
Hahahahahahahahaha.
@@OblivionGameplays
How??
He 100% does 😆
@@raw_oysterhe doesn't..
@@Sina.575
Does 💁♂️
He's insanely hot 🔥.
Yes he is!
Absolutely
It is always so refreshing to see Hasan in an uninterrupted setting where he's able to make points and talk without having to shit on greynames or top of the hour ad break jebaits
"habitual viewership" omg he's talking about me 😊😊💞 hi hassi 💞💞
Hahshshshsyysys omg i love this comment
I'm really loving this interview. Y'all really did a good job getting Hasan yapmaxxing LMAO
Colin and Samir dissing Hasan for not gaming lolll
My man keep doing what you're doing I'll keep doing what I'm doing. I joined DSA Because of your content. I want you to keep it up brother! I'll love to meet you one day from Monmouth county NJ.
Hasan haters brigading hasan content 10’m after release is always so crazy
Lmao i thought the same thing
The same way Hasan brigades any lsf post that criticises him 😂
Hate watching is soooo real. Never really “believed” in them per se until entering Hasan’s community. There’s a special one on Hasanabi Productions videos that pop up literally seconds after a video is published lol. Won’t mention their name but a lot y’all know who I’m talking about 😂
Bro they follow the hasanabi updates twitter page this is not even a joke. Its so devastatingly sad lol, they're so close to being fans atp
@@ArashiKageTaro No this is so real its crazy and makes me so pissed, go educate yourself lmao, these mfers ruining good convos in the comments
So glad you’re continuing interviews with major streamers! i’m locked in
The timing of this is so good because me and my sister just started getting obsessed and watching Hasan regularly and watching all his back catalogue
save yourself before its too late, i was a fan for years before i realized it was making me an asshole and ruining my friendships
@@x-productions5456 lol 😢
@@x-productions5456sounds like a you problem lmao
@@x-productions5456someone didn’t listen to Hasan literally saying “be normal” 5000x during streams lmao
@@x-productions5456 That's a you problem, not a Hasan problem 🤣
I highly recommend watching a hasanabi industrial complex clip of his discussion about the drama with twitch streamer Sketch (especially in case his outright political commentary feels 'too much' for a newcomer). I think it illustrates Hasan at his best- logical, thoughtful, empathetic- with righteous anger and searing humor, he eloquently articulates how seemingly random internet drama fits into an important larger context. His voice and his thoughts are really needed in the world today. His broadcast makes me feel less alone in the world, because before finding his broadcast I found myself consuming mainstream news and just saying to myself, "WTF wtf WTF!?" Now I'm part of a community that encourages critical thinking. Thanks Hassy, love ya brother!
this is exactly how I feel, especially the part about placing internet drama into wider context!
1:35:58 Co-op structures are pretty fascinating, especially if you can get the right group of people you genuinely trust. Which can be easier said than done.
Thats the thing about socialism though, everyone gets educated on how they work before you even start to work, which basically counters all ideas of individuals ruining coops
That's why you gotta seize the means, comrade. The co-op system will then be made universal.
@@simonji2940not all. That would be one of the major issues in a system supporting a lot of co ops.
I appreciate that Hasan lowered his voice when he said ad. Unfortunately I still flinched when he said it.
Oh no we can't escape the top of the hour ad break!😮
Never heard of you guys. The Hasanabi Industrial Complex must've guided me here. I enjoyed your interview!
The collab we never knew we needed .
Urgh
We still don't 😅
@@GE0attackdon't act like you're not here only to hate on hasan. ❤
@@GE0attack destiny simps really are the most sad creeps and haters online, how sad for you
the comments are now twitch chat 😂
He’s got a good head on his shoulders that’s for sure. Excited to see him continue to navigate life.
r u saying that bc he has a big head??
Dude why was the old thumbnail him saying “I’m brain broken” that’s insane to do to a guest 😂
Wtf hasan actually pulled off a fit .
Man I wish Hasan would pull off his fit 🤨
The armpit content was hilarious!
I have been watching Hasan since 2014-2015 when he would pop up on my Facebook with a white background telling talking heads to debate him. I fell off with the internet for a while, heard some stuff about him and somehow I decided he wasn't a good person. Once I became active online again it took a while but he pulled me back in. It just goes to show how effective the out of context clips are in souring the name of someone who genuinely wants to change society for the better. I relate to him on so many levels whether it's the issues we care about or simply the way he reacts and discusses topics and explains things. Even when he flips out it's very reminiscent of my own flippant moments. I admire him on so many levels and he has been a great role model in my political awakening. He's helped a lot becoming an adult and navigating a life within America where I have yet to participate in an election where Trump wasn't a looming threat. So even if he doesn't see this, I'm sure he knows the good he's done, so thank you Hasan. Seriously. I couldn't imagine being as clueless as I used to be at my age and I appreciate that you were a guiding force in my introduction to politics and social matters
I started watching hasanabi because I saw him playing among us in 2020...
Enjoyed the interview! Cool to hear Hasan in this format.
It's not about one side being more virtuous or moral than the other; It's that what one side is presenting is objectively correct, and what the other side is espousing is aggressive, violent, and harmful.
Yep, one site gives everyone healthcare, health, stability and much more. The other wants the same thing but for those who think theyre demigods at the top
You basically just said: "it's not X, it's Y (Y=X)" lol
@woodencat5990 Yeah it's a bit clunky. I shouldn't have framed things as existing on a spectrum as it suggests I'm referring to the republican and democratic parties specifically. What I am referring to is more philosophical ideology, I guess more accurately what I mean to say is there are those who understand that there is a basic quality of life and expectation of opportunity that should exist outside of 'politics'; and there are those that instead use politics to leverage working class wages into improving the quality of life for a select few.
@@Stuharris I feel like that's pretty directly related to morality and virtue though no? One side is framed as more selfless, understanding and educated, the other as more violent/aggressive, stubborn, and ignorant. I mean you literally use the terms "objectively correct" to describe one side and "harmful" to describe another. I feel as if it's pretty disengenous if the precursor basically implies that no side has any moral levrage over the other and then proceeding to state reason why one side is better than the other. I just wish you were more upfront about it is all
@@woodencat5990 when you say “framing” that’s seemingly disingenuous coupled with you spamming comments about a video from another creator about why people hate Hasan and you add “rightfully so”, that means if the substance we go consume in that video is more objective things being portrayed falsely as subjective to avoid shattering a preconceived notion or belief, it’s not “rightfully so”. That would be subjective bias speaking and overriding objective truths. Back to this comment specifically: They’re not speaking on how others “frame” them, you are. Rather how those opposing ideologies present themselves, and what voters on each side are willing to tolerate from their side even if they don’t agree. Not everyone on the right is “ignorant” or any of those things listed, but what they are willing to ignore to maintain their original beliefs speaks more to people than the actual beliefs themselves. Saying “framing” makes it seem like an opinion. If one side says the sky is blue and the grass is green, and the other side says vice-versa, unless we now live on Namek instead of Earth, they are objectively false. Framing it as a matter of subjective opinion is disingenuous and misinformation. I will be more blunt since you requested it and say there has been a shift to the left in the states (and other countries) on an ideological level for 30+ years because the left side seeks to not exclude others for their differences while the other wants them to conform to a unified approach based heavily in personal beliefs. All the justifications we heard for such an approach over those years has shown to bear no truth in the end. Every other aspect really becomes ancillary to those overarching differences of inclusion vs exclusion in the long-term. Some people aren’t bold enough to flat out say one is objectively morally more corrupt, but it’s implied that will always be the case. The most foolish take would be that there is anything equal about both sides. Like both sides are “just as corrupt”. That’s a logical fallacy, nothing is precisely equal in any regard. One side is certainly more corrupt than the other, it’s up to the viewer to work on their media literacy and personal growth to better understand what is an objective matter and what is subjective. The person above was certainly bringing up an objective matter. Especially in the United States where the youth lean more and more left every 4 years and the oldest, most right-leaning demographics that are dying out. The polarization today is the only thing keeping the right alive in national and global scale politics, which trickles down to state, city and county level politics as polarization marches forward. We all can tell your biases by how many contrarian comments you made in the past 24 hours on this video btw.
I love Hasan. I seriously wouldn’t have gotten involved or as aware of politics in my country and the world if it weren’t for Hasan. He speaks in terms that I can understand and I generally agree with him on most things. Not everything but most things.
Of course you agree with him on most things, you just said he's the only source you listen to
@@MikeRees wow your reading comprehension is very poor. I never said he is my only source for news. That would be ridiculous to only listen to one side of the news especially only people I agree with.
hasan's fit is great
@@hoordeyahplenty of poor people manage to look stylish regardless of budget, sounds like a skill issue on your part
i emphasize with you but no need to be ranting in the comments about this
antagonizing other people won't fix anything even if you think they have ill intent
Thanks to Hassan and granting people space and privilege to be educated and knowing people can change their minds. He understands that humans are nuanced and nothing is black and white.
Yes I too enjoy watching Hasan for his nuanced and totally not black and white political takes such as "America bad!", "West bad!", "America bad!", "Israel bad!", and of course "America bad!". God, such an inspiration. Thank you Hasan!
It's funny how many people in the comment section defend him because he's a great person who helps many others.
Meanwhile, those who dislike him are often the same person who respond to every comment simply because they are fans of another streamer.😂😂
Gawk gawk gawk
@@juicerslayer insightful commentary
It’s usually Destiny supporters, XQC fans and recently it’s been the Dr.Disrespect fanboys
@@juicerslayerYour nickname proves the point
I love Hank pecker, always gives me good talking points against liberals
they could never make me hate you hasan
I love that every guest asks "can I curse on this podcast?"
Hasan is pretty great. He's pretty pragmatic while trying to advocate for politics policies that are meant to help the majority of people. He's willing to be an a-hole to people who advocate terrible things, even those that do so with a calm voice. There are people who will temper themselves and speak calmly while advocating for the most hateful ideas. He's not going to manipulate you like they are, he actually speaks his mind with the same energy behind it.
@@daniel-panek Hassan said he is for reeducation for people who disagree with him. He says what he feels then says he’s just joking. He’s dominantly just a content thief and when he says something original it is always a really brain dead take. He’s basically just a very chronically online liar who is completely out of touch with reality.
@@kylelitwackbro is scared of school
@@Cy4nMod reeducation is what the na*is did buddy. It’s not a defensible position in any way at all.
@@kylelitwackdude, what do you think anger management classes are?
@@spritelass6712 I’m really confused how you think this is some sort of a valid argument. Emotional control ≠ change your values, not the same thing. Like I actually don’t think I’ve ever been so confused by someone.
I really dont understand the hate for Hasan. He's like a genuinely nice guy.
Destiny was betrayed by him.
@@Coffeeisnecessarynowpepper um Destiny is horrible human being so idk what u mean. I wantch hasan regularly and Destiny is not really that smart or even a Leftist. He kinda just talks out his ass especially when talking/debating ppl with actually authority in certain fields.
You don't understand the hate for the guy who platforms terrorists, spreads misinformation, and steals content?
@@monkeymode13 um he doesn't platform terrorists lol, does not spread misinformation. He helps ppl come to the truth. And lol reacting to content with permission isn't stealing so try again I guess. He's a really good guy who raises money for charities and for the ppl of Palestine.
@@monkeymode13 do u think being a Muslim makes u a terrorist? Just asking
This was a super interesting interview for me, I just started watching Collin and Samir and I’ve only heard about Hassan from Atrioc’s stream and apparently he’s much more well spoken than I had assumed! Definitely gonna start checking him out more!
DUDE THIS IS LIKE GETTING 2 of my favorite things together. The unintentional Oreo ❤️
knowing this is recorded at 9 am, having two cans with 'liquid death' on the front is a vibe.
There were two interesting recurring questions in this interview; should the news be entertaining and would this conversation be more interesting if it was controversial. But the answer is completely dependent on the audience. Hasan describes himself as a "news junkie". He doesn't think that the news is boring at all. And I haven't seen a single comment here which claims that *this* interview was boring.
Imagine being the black sheep of the family for “only” getting a Bachelor’s degree. That’s wild. 😅
His brothers a freaking rocket scientist getting spaceships into orbit.
god damn Hasan needs this camera
Wait, Hank Pecker is only a character? I'm crushed to find this out.
You guys are great interviewers. I really appreciate the work you put in, and love the sorts of questions you ask creators. Super interesting topics and angles I think a lot of other people wouldn't think to ask creators about. Thank you for sharing your work with us!❤
I love Hasan! Glad to see y’all interview him
Been waiting for this colab :D
I'm already halfway and I love it ❤
i heard about hasan through very negative avenues (essentiall Destinys sphere of influence now looking back at it isnt comprised of a lot of good people)
but actually coming to his streams and actually listening to his arguments and how he backs them up has changed my way of thinking he has made me proud to come from a family of immigrants and nurses and has made me realize if I trully love the country that I am in it is my duty to criticize her with all her faults and make due with change that can help me and the children that come after me.
That’s awesome to hear comrade! At the end of the day, that’s one of his main goals to accomplish! Cheers!
This comment is such cap 😂
@@nozers >mfw my worldview is built on spite and hate so everytime i see someone who doesnt have the exact worldview as me i must deny their experiences and opinions since im also a secret psychic.
@@chrisangel6833 huh? I dont care about hasan's worldview and I probably agree with 90 percent of it anyway, I just thinks hes a terrible journalist and a douche
@@nozers you litterally said i lied lmao and that was motivated by what you totally not caring about hasans world view such cope why even comment in the first place if you dont care.
Whether you love or hate Hasan this a fascinating interview
Yeah I've never seen this podcast before, they seem like lovely guys and they asked really good questions
He's loved by us and our community!
Ew
Ew
it’s always crazy to me that english isn’t even his first language
Being born in the same decade the Internet hit public domain has its perks.
THEY GOT HIM BOYSSS HANK PECKERRRR YEEEEE YEEEE 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🤠🤠🤠🤠 HAWKKKKK TUAAAHHHH SPIT ON THAT THANGGG
Ready for this one
Hi chat
Hello :D
Incoming toxic and chronically online commenters.
Reality is toxic I get it 😊
i think you are describing his audience.
@@rano12321you literally commented “unsubbed” because they interviewed someone your daddy disagrees with politically(we all know you haven’t formed your own opinions yet), when do you turn 12?
You mean the toxic and chronically online commenters that harassed his Podcast partner Ethan?
@@Joeysaladslover A hasan fan really would ask someone when they turn 12. You like em young ig
I even read the text in the thumbnail in his voice yelling 😂😂
I love Hasan's polite and respectful podcast voice haha we dont hear that often lol ~ sendin yall paz y amor, bless
slayed. I'm ngl I started following Hasan after Leftovers lol I'd heard of him and watched him live before the show, but started tuning in daily after it. The more he talks the more I appreciate him and his fucking normal yes that actually makes sense why do people not see or get it opinions.
I have been waiting for this episode for literal years. So happy to see you guys finally got an interview with Hasan.
hell yeah brother
Hasan. Love that guy
Hey guys, sorry to say but this guy has a very problematic past, especially with creating new slurs for people with custom prosthetics. Look up "Hasan Cussy" 😔
wtf! didn't know he did that. unsubscribed.
I’m sorry, I can’t tell if this is a joke or not? I thought it was an ingenious joke a first bc you’re baiting ppl into looking up what’s cussy and that’s always hilarious but the reply and the way you said “creating new slurs”….. this could be a real comment devoid of jokes or satire- which one is it? 😭
@@AllCloudsAreBunnies hahaha yeah it's a joke
@@sumkin oh good lord lmao sorry, thank you for clarifying to my dumb ass
@@AllCloudsAreBunnies this is not a joke and is 100% serious. He's also very hedonistic and buys a lot of expensive cars. Look up "Hasan 911"
destiny cultists melting down in the comments, as usual
@@hannibalb8276 how you going off at me for spamming comments lmao. U going crazy here. Go off king
@@nozers Ahahaha there she is right on cue, gotta love how easily triggered destiny's creeps are
@@nozers you literally just stalked my comments minutes after I made them, yep, destiny stans aren't beating the deranged allegations
@@nozerslmao he summoned you loser
Hasan is the man! He has killed it as one of the best leftist, Turkish, millennial, tall, political twitch streamers
very niche market
you forgot small-headed
Don't forget vigorous antisemite!
Great interview! And there's extra entertainment from Destiny's crying fans in the comments, lol
Divorcelli 😂
EXACTLY LOL
There always is, lol
I'm an hour in and cannot for the life of me figure out which one of you is Colin and which is Samir. Colin is the Turkish one with the large head?
my man my man my man
I rarely watch hasan only seen his clip and sometimes when he playing games with his friends,he is a nice person always do charity work and when i see his steream stats i respect him more.
Most people who hate him is mostly people who disagree with his political opinions,which it fine but no need to slandering him or overhate. There many streamer or celebrity who really do bad thing.
They dont hate his politics though, thats the thing. They hate what they think is his politics based on red scare propaganda and weirdo right wingers.
Can you give an exemple of someone slandering him? Because I could give you exemples of people criticizing him based on things he actually said and done with evidence
@@simonji2940Nah they hate him because he's a biased propogandist who spreads misinfo and conspiracies and flames the fires of ongoing conflicts
@@woodencat5990 it's literally you,go get a mirror
@woodencat5990 you have 20+ comments. Just read them. 😂
This was so good!
FINALLY, this has been waaaaaayyyy too needed
Good to see Hasan in proper lighting . lol Love ya, man. Lots of love from Trinidad and Tobago
Wow this was quite different to many of hasans other even non political appearances on podcasts. It was interesting to hear some unique stuff!
my favorite creators at one table lets go
Haven’t even watched and soooooo excited. Love Hasan!
"There are baby settlers too -- there are babies in the settlements" he said in reponse to the actions of a certain group commit against the babies of another certain group on a certain day last year.
hasan drinking a diet coke at 9am is expected but still surprising
love Hasan, Great Interview !