Hey everyone, the bot farm channel that Hasan has been fighting is back. This is their channel www.youtube.com/@HasanCapital2/about They have copyright struck other channels in the Industrial Complex and actively try to prevent other channels from existing. People are telling me that not everyone is aware, so please spread the message and do what you can to make sure everyone knows not to support them! If you are out of the loop here's the Hasan's tweet: twitter.com/hasanthehun/status/1610791726897324033

Shoutout to the person in chat who said "why the fuck would I want to pay 1k to sit there for 7 hours eating foam," that shit killed me.

Talking about ethical food and serving foie gras in the same meal is crazy

its always nice to appreciate art that's able to provide meaningful commentary on social issues but this just isn't it, it feels like its simply an aesthetic. its icky

Watching this after watching the Menu is golden. Especially the "I had to make them at least try it" bit

Now all I want is a Hasan reacts to The Menu video, honestly that’s all I want

I mean its extravagant, but kind of cool. But all those different types of food for seven hours would have me stuck in the bathroom for days.

The grave shaped chocolate bar has me fucking dead

This sounds like the setup for the movie The Menu.

yo i would def have a 7 hour meal, if it was served in front of my computer while i gamed and watched content lolol

If someone paid for me I'd DEFINITELY go. It's more of food-art than a traditional dining experience. And like the creator said, it's a once in a lifetime thing. I don't eat offal but I'd try it if it was this fancy.

for a second instead of watching a 7 hour dinner i thought we were gonna watch a 7 hour stunlock LMFAO

I think the chefs are just trolling ppls at this points, bc they know that the customer would do anything they tell them to do.

if you think about it, you would pay 500 dollars for great tickets for your favourite music artist and that's for 2 - 3hrs, where the performance itself isn't longer than 90 minutes and you get no food or drinks usually. if you consider this as an art performance for only selected few which takes 7hrs (which is crazy 😂) and you get amazing food and drinks in the form of art, the price is in a way justifiable. I wouldn't do that tho :) but it seems many people would

i wonder if the chatters who were extremely condescending about this meal (gimmick) being "art you obviously don't understand" reconsidered their position after we reached the course literally named "food for thought"

I’d eat for 7 hours for $1k tho lmao that sounds totally worth it

LOL Hasan explaining the lesson of the pink room and the chatter just saying everything is pussy

I had a 30 course $500 meal at Minibar in Washington DC, but the focus was entirely on the food, which combined with the experience made the price worth for me as a once in a lifetime kind of thing. But this place seems pretty over the top, I don’t want a pretentious on the nose message with every course. I just want to eat something delicious and appreciate the neat food science.

So it's The Menu

would rather chew on ice than eat any of that shit bro was bragging about

"im at my 1000$ dinner contemplating the nature of systemic poverty because my food is an artful metaphor" wtfff

*SPOILERS* *SPOILERS* So this is just “The Menu,” but no one dies or leaves with the worst PTSD of clapping ever?

They served garbage for 1000 dollars, in a setting of our own destruction. Nice

This is what I imagined the Illuminati looked like.

This just seems like a millionaire theater kid's version of an escape room.

Love that they had an entire dish about Microplastics, then proceeded to end the meal with the last dish completely wrapped in Microplastics (the candy bar wrapper).

If a restaurant served me a dish that looks like an eyeball, I would probably throw up.

i cannot wrap my mind around a restaurant deliberately making their food look unappetizing and gross wtf are you paying for.

See, part of me would wanna go just to see how that shit tastes; cause the most expensive meal I have ever eaten cost me $45. But the almost grotesque lack of self awareness is a wonderful deterrent.

This restaurant is bourgeois decadence materialized

"Mmmm an appetite for knowledge?" *French laughter "A liberal cuisine, Mmm don't mind if I do?" *French snicker "That's $1,000 worth of an education & full belly!" *SrPelo laughing

You have to think of it as food, a movie and coffee all in one place. Not advocating for it but just thinking of it as a restraunt would irritate anyone who just wants a burger.

i have never sighed and rolled my eyes so much at a video. it's crazy

He really turned into the boyfriend from The Menu while talking about eating plastic lmao

Have been here, honestly its the best restaurant I've ever been to. The "experience" is designed to be a little confronting but 90% of the food itself is straightforwardly delicious. Maybe 10% is veering too experimental, but at roughly 7 hours its not really an issue and part of the fun.

This made me proud I'm able to do eggs with boiled beans now. It's not too much, but something is something.

Imagine how bad they would make you feel at this place if you asked for some ketchup?

i mean if i could afford it and the food tasted good, sign me up! but tiny portions are kind of a pet peeve of mine lol, i don't want to over-indulge or anything but if something is tasty i want to enjoy it for more than one bite!! (edit: oh nevermind i take back what i said, this is something else entirely than what i thought. tired of "commentary" that isn't commentary but just stating the obvious to feel morally above other people or whatever they're trying to do??? like commenting on animal cruelty then serving literal foie gras , like we don't need more comments on plastic pollution we need action. idek man like just i have so much to say that i'm at a loss for words you know?)

It's like an expensive tapas experience. I can't afford it, but I get it - if I had the money I'd probably try this.

i know several people that has gone there (not billionaires or millionaires) and everyone say that the experience and food is amazing

I actually like the conservation messages and creating foods that are solutions to issues. Also something about making the rich uncomfortable for 7 hours is appealing 😭

Lung is illegal in the US due to concerns about contaminants

Nah that restaurant is chronically online twitter takes but in food form

$20 a course, its litterally cheaper than so much stuff technically.

So was this just a Freshman College Humanities Art project Presentation? That’s certainly what that restraunt seems like

If Banksy became a fine-dining chef

I don't know if this is why lamb lungs are taboo but: "Since 1971, the Department of Agriculture(US) has banned the production and importation of animal lungs because of the risk that gastrointestinal fluid might leak into them during the slaughtering process, raising the likelihood of food-borne illness."

At first I wondered why Mr Beast hasn't done a video on this, but now I realise, they simply would not allow him in.

This restaurant gives Lucy from Party Down energy

The labor practices of these avant garde restaurants that cater to the rich is so fucking abhorrent that it just makes this video infinity hilarious. And considering that Noma had to close it's flagship restaurant after having to actually pay it's staff just goes to show these kinds of establishment are just completely unsustainable.

This is hunger games type shit

let me contemplate the nature of pollution in our oceans as i eat a 1000$ meal that I flew across the world on my green eco-jet to eat

I understand trying to get customers to confront the sources of their food, but what are they doing to circumvent that? The blood donation thing is cool, but what are they doing about the issues they highlight?

Havent seen the menu but i have watched future man so all i can think about is wolfs sewer food kidnapping restaurant

the restaaurant is cornier than corn bread

you'd go to drag lunch and complain the queens are distracting you from your burger?

I wonder how much of that thousand bucks will they spend on removing plastic from the Ocean

This topic does not seem like one Hasan is qualified to cover lol

AKA the Deforest Cafe

capitalists are unhinged again...

every single fuckin chatter and commenter under the sun: "you know what movie this reminds me of? youll never guess. its just like it because its also got food in it."

Reminds me of the menu

This was such an entertaining and informative video. Hasanabi's reactions to the 50-course, 7-hour long, $1000 meal at Alchemist were priceless, and his commentary provided some fascinating insights into the world of fine dining. It's amazing to see the creativity and ingenuity that goes into each dish at Alchemist, and the attention to detail is truly impressive. However, as Hasanabi pointed out, the exorbitant price tag and the extreme length of the meal make it inaccessible to most people. It's also interesting to see how the concept of "food as art" has evolved over time, and how restaurants like Alchemist are pushing the boundaries of what is possible in culinary art. The blend of science, technology, and traditional cooking techniques is truly innovative, and it's inspiring to see how chefs are using their craft to create unforgettable experiences for their guests.

Bro I just want ham burber

To be honest, a thousand dollars for a 50 course meal is a pretty good value.

I might be sick if I had to eat out of that eye 🤢

this is some The Menu type bullshit

re: 'you shouldn't need a fuckin' lecture with your food' imagine if you went to an art museum where you had to read a short story for every painting to make sense lmao

Did this guy not know these issues were a thing? Like is anyone learning about climate change for the first time during a 1000 dollar meal? If you already know about it why not donate 1000 to fixing it?

So the restaurant from the menu except the vice guy got to leave with his life 0/10

atp just buy some ribs from the butchers and cook a meal at home

is the toungue breaded in hot cheetos?

I think I get more from eating Fun Dip

the banksy-ification of modern dining has done irreparable damage to the world

This is The Menu if it had been written by liberals

I miss kid nation

Comment for the second channel algo

and i feel that hasan is wrong, fine dining isnt just about having the best cuts and being expensive.

How can hasan be a pizza snob and a food hick at the same time

I know where I am going for my next bday.

I also already watched this. but when you turned it off 😵‍💫😅. anyway. If I'm gonna make rich people feel bad it would be for capitalism (the combined consequences of greed war and gluttony followed by death.)

why does he read the dumbest comments & rage after it's so annoying

Having had... Similar... Foods.... Fuck man, hasan staaahhppp, i jjst ate dinner, the stupid pretentious stuff is making me lose any remaining appetite, but hasans description of actually good and good-artistic, food is making me starving hungry... And back n forth...

It feels like something poor people would imagine rich people to do

Forsen catching strays... Awesome

I think that Hasan misses the point, or at least he is not able to recognize that this is not bad, it is just not for him. I think that this is not a meal, this is an experience. The $1000 does not pay for the food itself, but for the work on making the ambience, etc. I do not think that that is the best food you will ever eat, but it is probably an experience that you will remember forever. This is the opposite of eating waygu: Instead of the focus being on the quality of the material, here, they serve you the tail of the crab which is always discarded, but it is done very well and it fits with the narrative that you are experiencing. And honestly, $1000 is not too much for a world class experience. Decent seats in a world class will cost you something like that, and it is also an experience for many hours. Heck even Taylor Swift tickets behind a pillar 200 m away from the scenario cost $1000 for some hours of music that you could listen at home. But you are not there for the music itself, which again you can listen at will at home, you are there for the experience. It is only expensive if you think of the raw materials used to make the food, without factoring the rest of the experience. In the same way that a concert ticket is expensive if you compare it with the price of a song in iTunes. For a man who is interested in Haute couture, he should understand that there is only so much that the quality of raw materials can go, and the value of a good piece (the original Balenciaga ones, not the new ones) is in the narrative and the craftsmanship, not the fact that it is the most comfortable piece you will ever wear.

food is about the experience, the smell the memory of the things that you eat. "comer para el sustento es ignorar el dolor de los presentes pasados" to eat for sustenance is to ignore the pain of the presents past. none should eat food because they are hungry but because they want to live.

It seems like Hasan is reacting to a video showcasing a 50-course meal at the Alchemist restaurant that costs $1000 and takes 7 hours to eat. The video shows the elaborate dishes and the reactions of diners as they work their way through the extensive menu. Hasan seems to find the whole thing bizarre and excessive, poking fun at the idea of needing a full-time job just to eat a meal. He also mentions his own editing work in the video and promotes his second channel for higher quality edits. Overall, it seems like a lighthearted reaction video to an extravagant dining experience.

Alchemist is the Rick and morty of food. All the stans think they’re high iq and superior for liking it, but it’s just pretentious and overdone.

When you live by american cultur i can see why ppl call it corny. In denmark we trust in ppl and have fewer negative thoughs about others. And trust me when i say none is getting rich from this it is not about makeing money it is a passion projekt. Not all places are like USA where you have to be rich to be happy. Even hasans brain has tanken permanent USA cultur damage.

all that pretencious so-called environmental messages and the food uses animal products

This video pushed me substantially farther to the right on the political spectrum

Hasan pretending he wouldn't love this shit is hilarious

Ants are delicious