Hasan Has Taken Over The DNC
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Hasan has Taken Over The DNC
Hasanabi (AKA Hasan Piker) is an American Twitch streamer and political commentator. He is known for covering the news and discussing politics from a left-wing perspective. He also plays a variety of video games, reacts to funny videos and occasionally checks out memes made by the community.
Links to Hasan's socials: linktr.ee/hasa...
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It wasn't enough to commit the sin of buying a house, he had to buy an arena too?
And he bought a band to put a soundtrack underneath the stream
@@kevinboyle9784 it's an outrage
He is: burgerois
He's renaming it the Kaya Center and getting chatters our own VIP boxes
@@splooie02 he will also add an execution box for his haters to be muted irl
famously uncritical, Hasan Piker
He needs to react harder
If only I could get this man to be as critical to me as he is to himself. I mean for self improvement purposes like life coach stuff. Yup. Zero thirst.
Noisegate was struggling against that massive crowd
Noisegate-gate
Blows every other noisegate out of the water
okay im a big fan of this environment like the things happening around him as he covers everything the way he normally would..... its so fire and hype and feels like its drawing a lot of different people to watch hasan and hear his perspective!!!!
I was a preson that hated watching news. I got into Crackd, TYT and other lefty journalists. I love listening to the Daily Zeitgeist, Cody's Showdy, anything that Robert Evans has his finger in. Hasan, Peethan, Jack Saint, D'angelo, Munecat, Tee Noir, FD Signifier, Olay, J Aubrey.... These are who i go to for Lefty content, not CNN or MSNBC
I go to Hasan and Pakman MSM “left” outlets are a letdown when they aren’t interviewing people like AOC, Bernie, Pete, etc
Main stream media isn’t critical.
I love hassan but NPR is wrong, PhillyD had press access to the 2012 conventions and debates.
Thats a good and valid point but I think Phil is an interesting space where he is more of a small media/ news company especially back then. I think the typical influencer they are thinking of is a tiktoker and hasan straddles the line between the two.
Wasn’t it technically SourceFed with the access?
Even more, in 1989 WillieD told us to let a ho be a ho.
@@p00ner1sm god I miss sourcefed so much don't remind me
After watching Hasan, then going back to NPR it's just clear as day the collusion they have with their content, Pfizer, and the markup of brand name tadalafil. Heinous and unethical actions my man, clear as day.
When politicians do interviews in Legacy media, they talk to “serious” news anchors, funny late night hosts, and to friendly hosts in morning or cooking shows.
Now legacy media is having a hard time understanding that there are different types of influencers and why politicians want to reach to all kinds of these influencers.
Color me surprised!
basically they saw trump do the interview with adin and then elon and realized how much free press there is using social media platforms, which is why instead of curating it with specific creators and doing interviews they did the shotgun blast with as many as possible not really giving much attention to specific ones.
Yes and no cause Obama utilized an earlier version of this same thing in 2012
Bruh Hasan has sources and historic references which a lot of news (in the us) don't have
On top of the whole clearing both their evening lineups together with how hot the dude is. You watch this dude for even a day then try to listen to NPR, a conspiracy theory between NPR, Pfizer and the brand name version of tadalafil forms clear as day. I have to therefore watch this dude, since I fear I will fall into Q-Anon pipeline or whatever.
It's not that they don't have it; it's that they're not allowed to use information that would contravene editorial decisions about a given ideology or narrative.
bro the ending
He’s so hot! 🥵
the downplaying of the fact that philly is literally at this point his own news production company and the fact that hasan is literally on stream 8 hrs a day and constantly deepdives into headlines and stories. very interesting wording for that npr episode
The ending burp 👌 cherry on top
Politicians, and establishment media people asking about the behaviors of these alien creatures, content creators, is absolutely hilarious. Also the parties are wildly miscalculating about how much this is going to help them to reach out. Hasan's chat is not watching the DNC, and turning into teary-eyed, sentimental libs. At least not the ones who weren't libs already.
most of the content creators aren’t Hasan Piker though. any party would be foolish not to reach young people where the young people are
Ehhhhhhhhhhh you are giving yourself too much credit if you don’t think most of these watchers won’t immediately drop everything the moment they get healthcare and have their school debt forgiven. Most of them already follow the American foreign policy line on most countries the US sees as foreign enemies
2:20 throwing shade much
15:15 I audibly said "WHAT!?" unintentionally and my kid thought I was talking to him
Hussin’ Piker
bussy piker
hearing steve innskeep say hasan piker wasnt something I had on my 2024 bingo card
Walter Benjamin: “All great works of literature either dissolve a genre or invent one.” Media evolves, which content creators exemplify.
What does one piece diasolve/create
I wanted Glen greeenwald to have credentials too.
they got hulk hogan and we got hasanabi 😤😤
Tbf Hasan is more Hulk Hogan in the essence of Hulk Hogan the fictional character.
arena-owning-gajillionaire pretends to represent the working man
Um, EXCUSE me, sweaty, he's very clearly a gorillionaire. Get it right, broke boi
She's so weak - with her reporting. Maybe she's new ?
She's the industry standard
@@toyotaprius79Yeah unless you happen upon one of the hardcore investigative journos, she is usually what you get. Broad statements, wet blanket kind of energy. I should have gotten into journalism instead of creative writing. I can be boring and inadequate all day.
Bruh thats the NPR way 😂
What I have noticed is that when I place Hasan next to any of the major media reporters, the downsides and deficits that the sedentary life and American approach to food intake, are as clear as the mid day sun.
24:50 when you actually speak truth to power
He’s hiding from the dnc lol
DNC has deep ties with Boeing, so...
sick background not gona lie
It looks like a green screen haha.
Glazing
Love how she first talks about news content creators but then pivots to food content creators when talking about their “soft questions” 🙄
23:37 they are blasting prince, wow
I lasted about a minute. The music being twice as loud as what you actually needed to listen to was just too much ;_;
If you watch longer you gonna find it won't be that loud all the time lmao
@@giglomesh123 okay ty
the sound gets fixed after the first min, the noise gate helped remove the background noise
To be fair I only lasted a minute in your Dad last night, so....
If we say, “it’s a symbiotic relationship, one side needs the other”, then I’m happy with that if we’re talking real journalists and journalism, but not corporate media, with “corporate” being the issue...
You look at left media criticism going back frankly into the 19th century, and the issue is always the power that the owner (and/or state) has to censor and/or control the information a journalist can share. Karl Marx was a journalist first, before being the great theorist (he did journalism through his life though), and he was viciously censored (and banished) by the German and French states. In the US, we have a media constitutionally protected, but it’s been censored by the state at various times and in various ways, particularly up to like 50-60 years ago, when free speech laws got stronger.
With corporate media, the issue persists in who owns the media platform, and what they allow or not, though mostly it’s indirect censorship that happens with corporate media. Chomsky is old and a lot of people don’t like him, but his theories (with Hermann) in their work on the propaganda model of our media still make sense, inspire of the changes with social media.. But I digress..
Also, those pits do be breaking me.. like, we need scratch and sniff armpit sticker merch, yo..
I’ll see myself out now..
What a thumbnail.
That’s Beast mode
I got my dad to sub to you.
It's funny how he sad now.
Yeah no I heard her making a distinction between types of c creators, contrasting Hasan & other politically astute creators with the influencer types
Honestly the more outside Hasan is treated establishment, the more he is trusted. The nicer they are to you, the more say they think they can have over your content and control in how they are presented. Can’t bite the hand that gives you more press credentials 😉
Hasan be looking 🥴🥴
Saying "you don’t cost very much" to a black man is WILD 19:32
The hun has conquered
Wow... why is the journalist from Wired ditecoke-blockin Hasan? Stop.
They just mad Hasan gets more eyeballs on him any given day.
and to the outside world and i like ya bro but it looks like you are eating or yelling at kids with a mustache aka cop or ned flanders
12:20 dude is coked tf up 😂😂😂😂
Breaking gay news 😂
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Destiny did make u tho DGG4LYFE🤙
What’s destiny lol
Who?
I learned from Forrest, Forrest Gump, or at least his Momma, that we make our own Destiny. That we have to figure that out for ourselves.
If you believe in the lack of free will, then destiny makes all of us. 🤔
Yeah @HasanabiProductions Destiny made you bro 🤣🤣 lol like look at this guy aiming his post at hasan as if this is even his channel, fucking nerd doesnt know about the complex