Youtubers Hate Homeless People | Hasanabi Reacts to Boy Boy

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Ай бұрын

Hasan reacts to his two favorite Australian friends, Boy Boy and I did a thing, who have put out a video critiquing youtubers who exploit homeless people for content!
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@HasanReactionsfanTwo Ай бұрын

Shout out to Boy Boy, they are hilarious! You can find them here: www.youtube.com/@Boy_Boy Anyway, I hope you enjoy the video :)

@spicedjesus2850 Ай бұрын

😊

@rebeccachambers4701 Ай бұрын

In all honesty I was homeless now that I have section 8 I live in an apartment and they're like oh well you know you should be happy they don't say it but it's their attitude and it's like when I was homeless on the street I wasn't waking up with rodents on me now that I live in an apartment I wake up with rodents on me at least when I was on the street I put my 10 up and even when I didn't have a tent I still didn't have rodents on me it was actually more sanitary living on the streets than living in the s*** holes they put you in. I kill at least a rodent a night and to be honest I'm hoping I can find a job so I can be homeless again in a living out of a car because it will be 10 times nicer living out of a car or a van then living in this s*** hole apartment I know my bird will love it too cuz he gets to look at s*** going by all the f****** time with me so f*** it well where will I put my s*** oh I got it why not in the storage unit that isn't going to cost me f****** $1,500 a month for. In all honesty rentals are such s*** now and because section 8 doesn't hold any of these landlords responsible because they landlords can get with way with whatever the f*** they want it's like literally living out of a storage unit in your car is a cheaper and better option because like I said at least you have control over what you eat and where you live and where you can go and whereas you're confined when you're in the apartment and you're stuck with whatever it is and a lot of the times like I said it's run down extremely unsanitary and even may have tons of pest.

@rebeccachambers4701 Ай бұрын

Also her son says like oh you can't double dip I mean why not like most trans people are probably homeless like if he wants to kill all the homeless people like he's pretty much killing all the trans people in America anyway

@rebeccachambers4701 Ай бұрын

Also with evil monsters like the guy in the video when they say like you know they care about trans people or like homeless people what they mean is they care about how they kill trans people and homeless people and they prefer the most inhumane ways as possible they just can't get away with it yet but you know in a couple of years I'm sure they will be able to do whatever they want with the way America is going I mean it isn't even war machine after all evil fascist warm machines are going to do what they're going to do

@rebeccachambers4701 Ай бұрын

Who said the guy is homeless how do you know he just didn't have a actual medical problem like in all honesty for all we know the guy could have just been a regular dude who just kind of started having a stroke and needs serious medical attention

@brewstopher2233 Ай бұрын

I was homeless for a few years, and when in a shelter, the volunteers that would come in would treat us like animals in a zoo, or like little children. Like I'm a human being, don't patronize me.

@layladavis02 Ай бұрын

That’s terrible I was once yelled at and banned from a store because I used to go all the time. There was this trans homeless woman and she was so nice and funny. I was only a teen so I didn’t have much to offer to her but I’d sale cans and plastic bottles to this store and buy us some snacks. Well the owner found out and said I was no longer welcomed because he didn’t want her “scaring” off customers. Which was ironic because I would purposely go to that store because she was always beside it (it was next to the local park so she often slept there and left in the day so kids could play) it broke me. She left there and I never got to see her again. I hope she’s doing okay. She had such a vibrant personality and I’d gladly be banned from any store that has an issue with her existing and trying to survive. Edit: and the more I think about it. I’ve always been told to literally give nothing to a homeless person. Give them money and they’ll buy drugs. Give them food or supplies and they’ll sell it for drugs. She was only 19 too. Was kicked out because from what she said. Her parents told her once she was 18 she needed to quit the trans stuff or get out. As soon as she turned 18 they brought it up. She didn’t believe they’d actually chick her out until she was homeless. Even once snuck her in the house to call them and she offered to no longer be transgender but they said no. It was terrible and everyone would be mad at me for even talking to her.

@beans1557 Ай бұрын

@@layladavis02 Fuck that is terrifying. I am so sorry, I’m sure you made her day every single day you could

@rileystewart3170 16 күн бұрын

As someone who volunteers, the reason we do this is because about a third (in my city, depends on available medical care) have mental illnesses that can loosen their grip on reality. We speak softly in the beginning because we don’t know you, and violence is not uncommon, especially when people ask for more than you are allowed to give. There are also the volunteers w a “Bless your heart” vibe, but a lot of us will speak normally once we know you.

@brewstopher2233 16 күн бұрын

@@rileystewart3170 it's still condescending, most of the other people I encountered at shelters were just normal regularly folks. It's not like entering an old folks home or a children's hospital, it's adults down on their luck. I understand they mean well, but remember they are just people in a shitty situation and don't need to be talked down to, you can tell who the weird dangerous ones are. I'm a clean cut person that takes care in their appearance, I was in my early 30s, still looked like I was in my younger 20s, and them talking to me like I'm a mentally disturbed weak brained idiot was infuriating. It's probably partly why I'm super cynical these days towards people and society, it's all a fake facade.

@brewstopher2233 16 күн бұрын

@@rileystewart3170 and in all honesty, the crazy weird "dangerous" ones will take that condescending talk a whole lot worse than if you just treated like an adult, keep it short and sweet, and walk away. Most of these folks don't want to be talked down to, that's what will piss people off.

@nasa258e Ай бұрын

The cruelty and indifference physically made me sick to my stomach. I need a ginger ale

@AwesometownUSA Ай бұрын

hopefully you’re not in vancouver, where protesters banned ginger ale and made canada dry of canada dry!

@skye2011 Ай бұрын

@@AwesometownUSA if you're talking about Washington Vancouver I'm sure you're still able to buy Ginger ale even if some people are protesting it unless it's got like toxic levels of chemicals than I'd understand banning it

@jacksonfitzsimmons4253 Ай бұрын

The pain of being such a good person 😢

@Jack_Flapper Ай бұрын

@@AwesometownUSA Is this a joke I’ve never heard and don’t get or something? Thats not a thing, and i don’t know wtf you’re talking about lol.

@AwesometownUSA Ай бұрын

@@Jack_Flapper you know how these radical blue state activists are - first they legalize woke, then they legalize gay, then they _subtract_ money from the personal bank accounts of police officers… and now they’re canceling SODA!

@waltonsmith7210 Ай бұрын

Mean attitudes towards the homeless are completely irrational in a world where we're all one paycheck away from the street. It genuinely baffles me.

@samaraisnt Ай бұрын

exceptionalism says “but not me!”

@diddlefiggins6557 Ай бұрын

Homeless people don’t want jobs

@TihetrisWeathersby Ай бұрын

What's annoying is that these people don't consent to being filmed, Certainly not used for views and engagement

@cctomcat321 Ай бұрын

Uploading is a different argument (for views/gains specifically) but as far as the filming? It may be rude or whatever, but anything you can see with your eyes in public is something you can also photograph and film. So I'll just be glad some people use their powers for good and try to use their platform to help out the community in need.

@darkvoices12 Ай бұрын

you dont need consent to be filmed in pubic places :)

@chrisavery3416 Ай бұрын

@@spagooter1807 Idk it just doesn't seem very nice what he's doing (at the very least)

@kevinlocke4515 Ай бұрын

They are in public....

@elisemayesem Ай бұрын

Braindead people defending it bc it's "A pUbLiC sPaCe" like homeless people have a private space to retreat to, which they don't. Honestly there are so many issues with filming random strangers in public, some people would like to live their lives without having to worry about ending up in your shitty videos. It's so weird

@tatumturner4040 Ай бұрын

I work in fast food and one of the bad reviews our store just got was “I was very uncomfortable because there was a homeless guy outside”. I will never understand people who don’t see them as human, just because they don’t have a place to stay!! So stupid

@mittensthemighty7028 Ай бұрын

@@spagooter1807 53% of homeless people in shelters and 40% of homeless people outside of shelters work full-time jobs according to the Department of Labor abd the Bureau of Labor Statistics. So why lie? Or are you genuinely stupid enough to believe that your isolated experiences represent the whole world?

@coolLizard2002 Ай бұрын

@@spagooter1807tbf most people are lazy and it sucks to have to work as much as you might’ve just to get out of being homeless. You shouldn’t get punished for being an average person that doesn’t want to hustle to survive just cuz you got into poor circumstances

@ktyy777 Ай бұрын

⁠@@spagooter1807literally how are you gonna get a job if you’re homeless… the more difficult situation is how SOCIETY makes it difficult for them to reenter. So many barriers to those trying to reintegrate to society so it doesn’t help with their recovery. You’re using the meritocracy argument when it’s the system incarcerating and sweeping them when they need help. That includes the stigma coming from people like you making it difficult. Literally the woman working 3 jobs with kids in the video is homeless… stop arguing that it’s “objective” with that reactionary talking point

@pallingtontheshrike6374 Ай бұрын

@@spagooter1807so the reason home ownership remains high in post-communist and currently socialist countries is cuz they just work harder? is that it?

@KingPWNinater Ай бұрын

@spagooter1807 "they choose to be homeless because it's easier". do you even hear yourself? You're exactly the type of ppl they talk about in this reaction; you don't think they're human.

@Thr3atlvlmidnight Ай бұрын

He went around filming everyone take a dump and still wound up being the biggest pos in the video 😂

@Scram673 Ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂❤

@ajjconcertat2am Ай бұрын

claiming the trans movement is 'latching themselves to this' like thats disgusting and vile. im sure he realizes but it doesnt help his case that a lot of trans people end up homeless

@JauntyCrepe Ай бұрын

Exactly. Honestly they’re just really showing how little they know about a topic that they made a whole video about

@davidtaylor142 Ай бұрын

"The funny thing is that I'm actually pro LGBT" - a man who literally works for Charlie Kirk

@ktyy777 Ай бұрын

@@davidtaylor142 what’s even funnier for him is that being pro housing security IS being pro lgbtq, considering that they are more likely to face housing instability

@jilly_unknown Ай бұрын

shout out to the editor, i’ve been binging this channels videos since i don’t use twitch anymore but i enjoy hasan’s content so much. 🙏 the youtube frogs appreciate you fr

@notaperson9831 Ай бұрын

KZfaq frogs unite!! 🐸💕

@AwesometownUSA Ай бұрын

I’ve never been on twitch but I’ve been a youtube-exclusive frog for years. hasan reactions, best in the biz!

@aurzelli Ай бұрын

he ain’t reacting shit 😂

@residentfan1521 Ай бұрын

God I hate Tyler so much. Literally just reverse Andrew Callaghan

@ottilie8890 Ай бұрын

Like reverse in what way?

@residentfan1521 Ай бұрын

@@ottilie8890 the way Hasan compared them in this video

@christopherhammond5142 Ай бұрын

So he's a real gentleman to the ladies?

@penpointred Ай бұрын

@@christopherhammond5142Andrew is awesome. He addressed the harm he caused while talking with Lex. There should be a path to redemption for everyone.

@Jack_Flapper Ай бұрын

@@penpointred Andrew is a grown ass man that had to be named and shamed publicly to learn that no means no. That’s far from being awesome. I hope he stays on this path of learning how to be a baseline decent person (not being a threatening sex pest is bare minimum for most people) but that doesn’t mean people have to give him the benefit of the doubt. He has no one to blame but himself, he tainted and tarnished his career and public image because he couldn’t treat women with basic human decency.

@LiquidMushroom Ай бұрын

I am a social worker in Seattle and a lot of social workers are maxed out. It becomes so mentally draining when we see our clients dying, relapsing, and losing their housing. There is obviously things at a much higher level that needs to be done. It’s incredibly difficult and sad, finding good social works is even harder. I wish these individuals the best and hope that if we ever meet that I’m able to impact their lives even just a little bit.

@jingbot1071 Ай бұрын

When harm reduction is impossible, other tactics must be considered. Other tactics involving those benefitting from the current real estate system and several useful machines.

@TihetrisWeathersby Ай бұрын

KZfaqrs like that are so annoying, Somehow being able to film people at their worst while crafting a click bait narrative

@spicedjesus2850 Ай бұрын

a😊😊

@epsteinsfavourite4452 Ай бұрын

Those people are also literal fascists. There is some much propaganda in these videos and he knows exactly what he is doing

@vivix3795 Ай бұрын

Somewhat tangential to this: One really weird thing I notice is that when people travel to Japan they always remark on how there's no homeless people. But... that's just patently untrue. They're everywhere in Japanese cities. But the American desire to render homeless people wholly invisible, especially in their little "oriental paradise" makes it so they just *don't see them*. Just a sort of bizarre extra layer to how people engage with the reality of homelessness in the world.

@wankertanker1813 Ай бұрын

Hakata station at Fukuoka. Shinjuku station at Tokyo. To name just two.

@vivix3795 Ай бұрын

@@wankertanker1813 For sure, but also along the rivers, and under bridges, and in certain parks. In Osaka you'll see homeless people simply camping on the street (and, no, not just in Nishinari, up in the wealthier areas as well).

@beans1557 Ай бұрын

It’s a whole cultural phenomenon that their sleeping pods and tiny shops are constantly over policed explicitly because these are hubs for homeless to take shelter.

@awolbear2104 Ай бұрын

Local Washintonian here, it was later evening like 5-6ish pm, I got on the rapid ride bus in seattle, and also this homeless person did too, the bus was stopped for five minutes and then suddenly the police came aboard and so quickly the homeless guy stood up and was saying “I’m leaving I’m leaving, I’m sorry thats my bad” and got up and got off the bus. I don’t know fully what happened, but homeless people do try and use the bus, sometimes they pay sometimes they don’t. But public transportation out here is trying to improve and it’s really difficult. I’m a college student and I cant even explain the number of classes that talk about redlining and the local homelessness issues. Like we’re constantly learning about it, I personally want to work with incarcerated individuals getting education because I cannot even explain how many stories I have from how circumstances has put them in the place there at and they need support, not whatever the fork this video is. I’m so insulted to see our local homelessness people get humiliated like this, this is actually just the definition of sickening and if I were one of the people seeing these guys and how there handling homelessness issues I’d be the first to say get the hell out of here, if your not going to help them directly just go. We need productive solutions, not this blatant harassment to these individuals! Homelessness is a word, without home, its not an excuse to use to demoralize them and strip them of decency, even if the individuals arent mentally there

@BeyondSeattleEats Ай бұрын

I'm so glad you live in Washington. We need more compassionate, solution-oriented people.

@curmudgeon1933 Ай бұрын

Commoditizing the suffering of others seems to have become the go-to business model of many right-wing 'influencers'. As a lazy, intellectually-bankrupt form of content creation, it appeals to those that revel in the humiliation of the vulnerable...and co-incidentally aligns with the intentions of the oligarchs who fund them. Giving the dissatisfied masses a target for their discontent with society, conveniently distracts attention, while the wealthy continue to loot the economy.

@LunaRose1312 Ай бұрын

Jonathan cho has a very interesting twitter presence, dude is a Conservative larping as a social worker

@ericaa.1934 Ай бұрын

God I hate the discourse around Seattle. 1. The CHOP/CHAZ had little impact on most people’s lives. The city is cut into separate neighborhoods pretty effectively by the geography. So you had to go out of your way to even interact with it if you don’t live there. I work in SLU (non-tech) about a 3 minute drive to capital hill and only once did the protesting actually impact my commute. 2. Jonathan Choe is a fucking clown. 3. The city is stupid expensive. Not just the housing, but all amenities. Unlike LA and NYC where you can find a cheap place to grab a bite, that’s pretty limited here. 4. The people melting down about everything going to shit are mostly people from the suburbs and Jonathan Choe’s bitch ass. 5. Seattle is incredibly beautiful, would recommend visiting at least once. People that have lived here all their lives aren’t able to appreciate how beautiful it truly is.

@Fleshdeficiency Ай бұрын

@@spagooter1807crime is down across the country.

@ericaa.1934 Ай бұрын

@@spagooter1807 my comment is about Seattle, I don’t see how that’s connected to your dissatisfaction with NYC. Good luck in not NYC I guess?

@MisterBadman Ай бұрын

@@spagooter1807 anyone trying to profit from Housing does not deserve pity or empathy. You likely couldn’t cut it in NY anyway!

@ktyy777 Ай бұрын

@@spagooter1807 also OP is literally correct that even in NYC where rent is expensive, things like food are relatively cheap. Very rare in Seattle unless you live near University where they have cheaper places to buy food/eat. Everything else is crazy expensive even before taxes

@MisterBadman Ай бұрын

Wait…….. Did lil Spuh Gew ter delete his lame af comment?

@theunknowncorps22 Ай бұрын

These channels like Tyler's are a great example of social sadism.

@black_forest_ Ай бұрын

One comment put it well: Vigilante injustice

@curmudgeon1933 Ай бұрын

It's a necessary step in the gradual de-humanization of the poor, vulnerable and disadvantaged. In 1930's Germany the Nazi's didn't just ship the 'untermenchen' off to the camps, the trains were preceded by a deliberate propaganda campaign, to create a feeling of disgust and vilification towards those deemed a threat to the purity of the Master Race. Constant repetition of this degrading attitude is designed to 'normalize' this behaviour. Slowly ramping up the degree of cruelty, until the notion of transporting 'undesirables' out of sight, will be seen as an inevitable step to restoring the 'safety' of the city streets. An added bonus for TPTB is the fear factor for ordinary citizens who are just a few paychecks away from being homeless themselves. As rents rise, and wages flatline, the fear of losing your home forces workers to accept shittier and shittier working conditions

@SparkimusPrime Ай бұрын

“Lil bro” lol Those guys are so disgusting. I hope someone looked into that fire.

@brooksmiller5597 Ай бұрын

I am so glad even "normies" are starting to see tyler for what he is: a narcissistic sociopath People like this don't distress me as much as the size of their audience - at least his is starting to see the light

@N.slash.A. Ай бұрын

I was/am a homeless/unstably housed young person living in Seattle. So many housing programs are overly strained and horribly mismanaged. My case manager just quit (another one!) for that very reason. Look into what Melinda Giovengo, the former director of YouthCare did - she got caught getting kickbacks from ICE for selling kids who were staying in their emergency immigration shelter out to them. Her salary was something to the tune of $200,000. She now teaches at Harvard. I know anecdotally that it goes deeper than that. While I was in one of their programs, they didn’t have ANY case managers for over 3 months and needed to shut the entire building down with a week or so notice because they couldn’t retain anybody with their low pay. There was also a supervisor having an intimate relationship with a client. Anyways AMA lmao.

@beans1557 Ай бұрын

I guess my only question is, from your personal experience, what can we do? What’s the most effective in getting you shelter and resources and opportunities?

@diddlefiggins6557 Ай бұрын

Join the army

@N.slash.A. Ай бұрын

@@diddlefiggins6557 I don’t recall asking for your advice but I actually did join a program that was very similar to the military to get out of my initial homelessness as a teen. The federal government is corrupt as hell and social elevators like the military serve to control and traumatize people.

@pokelover02 18 күн бұрын

@@beans1557 Go to local town halls and speak about it. Email your local representatives or call them. Literally just make your voice heard and donate to shelters if you can. Ultimately, this is a systemic issue that needs systemic change though.

@gorpazorp7309 Ай бұрын

im tired of seeing everything suck and then when i talk about it, im seen as a crazy person..... no wonder suicide is so common

@lich109 Ай бұрын

I was really confused why that one guy said "at least you're straight" before I remembered he's from TPUSA. They're such evil people.

@owengravy3645 Ай бұрын

I see the Aussies and I click

@jsidkfncjfdldld Ай бұрын

You need a hobby 😂

@Zerschnetzler Ай бұрын

@@jsidkfncjfdldldyou are telling people in a youtube comment section on a video you apparently dont like to get a hobby. Seems like you need one

@diddlefiggins6557 Ай бұрын

Boy boy rules, Hassan is seething. My day is made

@ScrumChum Ай бұрын

Olivera is giving me Nightcrawler vibes.

@Head_Turnah Ай бұрын

Type shit lmao

@NoMoneyHubby Ай бұрын

When I was a kid people told you everyone that was holding a sign secretly had a Mercedes-Benz somewhere parked in the parking lot that they were going to get into and leave and go to their mansion after a long hard day of pretending to be homeless.... now people tell you homeless people are so disgusting and inhuman they don't deserve our help..... and they're probably choosing to be where they are..... no matter what the situation is people will always find a reason to justify their hateful ways

@ACoolPseudonym Ай бұрын

I used to be homeless and there literally was a guy with a really nice car we would sleep in. He had his whole life in that car and we would actively hide it so it wouldn't get repoed. A nice car doesn't mean you aren't struggling.

@NoMoneyHubby Ай бұрын

@@ACoolPseudonym wow... Thats terrible.. Do u know if he ever got housing

@samaraisnt Ай бұрын

homeless yet car is so funny cause majority of homeless people lose their home-> sleep in car or work their way up from completely houseless to getting a car to sleep in.

@ACoolPseudonym Ай бұрын

@@NoMoneyHubby He passed from exposure. Honestly though I'd say he drank himself to death. Couldn't find housing because he couldn't get sober. Couldn't get sober because he couldn't find housing. Dude had a really bad drinking problem. Got kicked out of a halfway house because he got caught stealing tallboys. The halfway house wanted him to quit cold turkey so it was never going to work honestly. He had a really nice job before he ended up on the streets but got into a car accident that messed his leg or back. The time it took to heal got him fired.

@JoeDixon02 Ай бұрын

I love when Hasan collabs with Boy & Boy

@shadoww7301 Ай бұрын

he just reacted to his video, he didnt collab with him tf

@Dr.Jiggles Ай бұрын

@@shadoww7301he's literally had them on stream multiple times, and mentions in this video that there are plans to have them back. What are you on about?

@shadoww7301 Ай бұрын

@@Dr.Jiggles Yes they have collabed in the past but this video isn't them collaborating, it's just a reaction. I said the first comment because op is obviously like grabbing and I'm calling him out for it.

@Dr.Jiggles Ай бұрын

@@shadoww7301 the original comment never claimed this video was a collaboration. If someone watched the video they would obviously come to the conclusion that it's not a collab. You're just trying to make yourself feel superior by "calling out" a statement of an opinion. I hope you lighten up bud.

@dayshawna Ай бұрын

@@shadoww7301weirdo

@jacindanolavieuxdeaux Ай бұрын

Little unknown (apparently) fact about open-air drug use - it happens in all big homeless encampments in cities, decriminalized or not. I live in a major U.S. city in the south where even weed is still criminalized. I can walk down my street and find rigs any day of the week. Getting locked up doesn't deter or help addicts. It makes things 1000% times worse! Compassionate, solutions based approaches DO NOT create more criminal activity than punishment based approach

@QuestionsIAskMyself Ай бұрын

I usually tune in for every Boy Boy video, however this one was too upsetting. Maybe I’ll come back to watch if

@noahboucher125 Ай бұрын

It's a hard watch for sure.

@Krankidor334 Ай бұрын

It's 100% a tough watch but the lads still do a good at maming it digestable through humour

@solartyrant9049 Ай бұрын

The peoples they filmed and used for views, likely without permission, deserve the revenue from that 7 some million views

@ogLogLogLogL Ай бұрын

"Welfare check! SYKE! You're on Candid Camera!"

@1upbros.244 Ай бұрын

I'm a retail worker, had an old as dirt lady come in while there was someone outside having some sort of mental episode, long story short the old lady went from openly being like, "Why isn't being crazy a crime?" To, once everyone was just kinda giving her the eyebrow, saying, "Well I feel bad for them, I do, but you told me not to, so..." To our manager, and all our manager said was how she empathizes with them because she has a brother in another city who's also not well mentally. I swear, some people will twist everything up in their head to still keep their position and feel morally righteous, it's so frustrating.

@gays4holtby110 Ай бұрын

why does this freak talk to fully grown adults like children. its so hard to watch and not just because of the abject suffering

@tnghunter Ай бұрын

Pov: you're evil but want extra credit

@user-xl8kj4lg2r Ай бұрын

lmao "Sykkuno?" as if that gentle soul would be hateful of people in need

@JauntyCrepe Ай бұрын

Right 😂 I did a double take like how do these demons know about him

@Shinius Ай бұрын

The worst part of these kind of concern trolling assholes is they advocate for the homeless's situation to get worse.

@yesiasked Ай бұрын

It’s insane how openly reactionary content get so many views on KZfaq. The bias towards these kinds of content needs to stop.

@ElyCooper-je5hs 13 күн бұрын

No one will ever get punished for defending capitalism and the American gov.

@residentfan1521 Ай бұрын

Tyler played Yakuza one time, saw the homeless spy network and thought it was real

@kogure7235 Ай бұрын

This is the first time I've watched a whole Tyler vid, and even the two layers of reactions don't make it bearable. I desperately need to keep all the thoughts I'm having about him inside my head.

@heebo7593 Ай бұрын

Well that was a genuinely upsetting watch

@Vincisomething Ай бұрын

50:00 trans people rent free in his head "PeOplE saY iM trAnsPhobic“

@Ihavealeftbrain Ай бұрын

THEY DON'T EVEN CENSOR PEOPLE'S FACES? THAT'S FUCKING MESS UP!!

@the1truejoe178 Ай бұрын

Bring back thought crimes for tyler olivera specifically

@TheDKing67 Ай бұрын

As soon as this mfer started talking about my city I knew he was a soulless grifter that deserves to be on the street

@gcheftjgfba2655 Ай бұрын

I love how ppl harp n preach about drug addiction when rehabs are full of alcohol abusers. Yet ppl promote n drink publicly everywhere. Legalize it all. None of it is actually worse than booze.

@charlenecunningham4898 13 күн бұрын

Decriminalization has been overwhelmingly positive when the money used to jail people is shifted to other social programs to help people get through rehab and get jobs. Get homes.

@JoshuaGuzz Ай бұрын

As somone who lives in Vancouver, East Hastings is as bad as it gets, it's a horrific sight, all those people just rotting away on cold, wet streets. And living here is only getting more and more expensive. No one who can only afford a studio appartment wants to pay 3000$ for a studio appartment.

@ismaeldavila2467 Ай бұрын

I love how Tyler Olivera goes to a different murder capital of the world every week

@jingbot1071 Ай бұрын

He needs to go to more, and film drug dealers. Not to expose them, but to elicit a response.

@beans1557 Ай бұрын

@@jingbot1071 For the “Journalism” 💅🏽

@OogaBoogaBongo12 Ай бұрын

Tyler Olviera: "You're tresspassing they don't want you here." Also Tyler Oliviera: *Breaks into Bohemian Grove and gets chased out by a security guard for content

@sexyopi305 Ай бұрын

So im watching a guy reacting to 2 guys reacting to a guy reacting to a city

@monicarenee7949 Ай бұрын

The cuts within a cut within a cut are driving me crazy

@phily708 Ай бұрын

this is too heavy get me some light hearted content ... "Israel Prepares Iran Attack"

@marym22 Ай бұрын

I had a seizure on the bus and people assumed I was overdosing. I was going to school.

@bubbleblowinbab Ай бұрын

omfg

@beans1557 Ай бұрын

I had a friend in Highschool who, in the last few years of school, would have seizures every few weeks. Right in the middle of class. It was terrifying, I was scared for her. Everyone else? They could laugh it off and pretend she was just crazy or drugged to hell. We live in hell. This society is hell.

@michaelwagner6877 Ай бұрын

"Not yet" absolutely infuriated and makes my blood boil.

@nonesuchone Ай бұрын

“play” journalist

@Scram673 Ай бұрын

Tyler says “is there a way SOMEONE can help you?” Not him, he’s not gonna help. But Someone else could.

@justhaku9240 Ай бұрын

I saw this video when it released, and despite living in washington i had never heard of Cho in my life, i came away from this video utterly disgusting The "your squatting" and especially something he says near the end of the video... youll see, just evil

@jacindanolavieuxdeaux Ай бұрын

I'm loving the chatter who asked whether you were infotaining or being genuine in your critique of the chode. Perfect drop between ol boy explaining how “these people” gave up on society because they don't want to work, they just want drugs and free shit. Yeah I can see how Chode the humanitarian is really helping the people he’s exploiting! “I really never cared about the homeless” yeah no shit Chode 🤨

@northuniverse Ай бұрын

Choe Schmo: These people don't want to work! They dont want money, shelter, water, food, or privacy.

@Venerablenesses Ай бұрын

Shit just gets more meta. Waiting for an oracle of reacts website.

@lanegeorgeton8266 Ай бұрын

The 2 k + I got from COVID funds literally got me off the streets, into a house and gainfully employed

@Nick-xb6hr Ай бұрын

Thought Slime did a banger vid on this dude with background research on his "advocate" friend. Surprised has didn't react to it

@Nobodyimportant696 Ай бұрын

People are so fu#*d.

@Velvetx4cove Ай бұрын

Reminds me of Steven Crowder basically going up to random Black people going "Are you allowed to do graffiti here!? Do you belong here!?"

@chi643 Ай бұрын

I remember watching some of his videos when they were recommended to me and I would always be surprised by their takes and conclusions.

@kevinchristensen7510 Ай бұрын

The inspiration(s) for Jake Gyllenhaal's character in _Nightcrawler_ .

@cctomcat321 Ай бұрын

These dudes are an example of the argument that any offense would be self-defense. That's where the true mental back and forth happens.

@groundstark2 Ай бұрын

so fun fact that hillside motel had been a drug den for over 10 years thats why it was shut down

@luigiongaming3959 Ай бұрын

Its wild that hasan is talking like hes never seen these guys before i distinctly remember him watching a few tyler oliveira videos with choe and getting the down low on this guys psychotic beliefs like 8 months ago 😂

@Scram673 Ай бұрын

He never said he didn’t see him. He knows this guy Tyler sucks. We are watching boy boy clown on Tyler. Because Tyler sucks. Got it?

@howbob4118 Ай бұрын

Why do I feel like all these guys have the same voices that do this “journalism”

@Winsane Ай бұрын

He should watch the next episode where they snuck into hospitals to interview kids dying of cancer to ask how they feel about the medical debt they're putting their parents in.

@nelsonpereira4442 Ай бұрын

the boys are amazing.

@lukesills4939 Ай бұрын

I thought the title was “KZfaqrs Rate Homeless People” and I was all in on that Boy Boy video concept

@bethanyoneal5789 Ай бұрын

I felt bad for the guy taking shelter in the abandoned house. Just leave him alone.

@TempinoTuMadre Ай бұрын

Squatters have no rights

@bigfatdynamo246 Ай бұрын

Man, that Chode guy is incredibly repellent.

@ottilie8890 Ай бұрын

OK, I know this is like out of the field adjacent to left field, but I really want a Ribena shirt now. I had no idea they existed.

@black_forest_ Ай бұрын

Would be tricky, Aleksa said he only got it when he worked for them as some summer job or something to pass out samples or something. Would have to be a lucky second hand find

@rachaelwilliams7936 14 күн бұрын

I am terrified of being homeless because I'm on social security. Knowing that the government controls my ability to pay my bills, rent, food, ect, scares me because I know how much conservatives hate people like me. If I wasn't disabled I wouldn't be on social security believe me. I hate it. The anxiety is overwhelming, it doesn't help since mental illness is my disability. I obsess over losing my social security. I fear every day of my life. I'm never at peace.

@Kcoldraz Ай бұрын

There use to be public restroom when I was in California. Although That was suburban area.

@janetmedina3563 Ай бұрын

finally tyler hate🎉🎉🎉🎉 i have not liked him for sooo long

@groundstark2 Ай бұрын

the only person who still talks about What happened on cap hill in 2020 is choe

@thaddeusnallphilosophersst6855 Ай бұрын

I'm homeless and I work 40+ hours for $22/hour. I've been lucky enough to have friends that let me stay on their couch, but I've worn out my welcome and will be living in my car in like a week or two. I haven't been able to find a second job because of my hours at my job. I can't afford rent, and even if I could I couldn't afford to move into a place. I've wished that I could just die in my sleep for at least the 6 months that I've been homeless, but also for the year or two that I struggled to avoid becoming homeless.

@Head_Turnah Ай бұрын

Masterclass of media ethics lol

@N3V3YC Ай бұрын

It's odd that this behavior is so normal in America as someone who has never been able to leave and is scared they'll never have the money to, I'm scared, even just the 2016 election is proof enough that this country hasn't gone anywhere since the beginning, indigenous people are still fighting for their CHILDREN to not be taken, trans people are in late stages of genocide, "conservative" by definition is opposed to change when this country has always needed changing the fact that the first president of this country owned slaves and black people faught for more than a century for freedom and are still fighting. I will never not be radicalized, my parents fight me about how "closed minded" I am because I'm just so against the right wing and the things they continue to push and believe when at this point it harms more than 50% of the population whether they admit it or not, they are fighting for the end of the world. Apparently I treat yt comments like a personal notes app but seriously this is all I can think about lately, even the place I chose to work just a local burger place in WA is completely against my own beliefs and I don't eat their beef because they are still affecting the environment again even if they don't admit it, it's still happening. People are so caught up about the future when looks like we are all causing the end of us. The homeless is just proof of this failing economy and leadership when their is so many empty houses just waiting to be sold or rented whatever it is, it's failing. I try to do my research but I'm still ignorant and am told to not worry about "things I can't control"

@sylenaharper3975 Ай бұрын

I genuinely couldn’t finish this video because the lack of empathy kept making me nauseous

@slove102784 29 күн бұрын

This is sick!

@bryceperala3882 Ай бұрын

The homeless people seem way more down to earth and much kinder than this ass hat KZfaqr.

@Owlways-sleepy Ай бұрын

People really have no empathy for others it’s insane to me

@darthsebio1726 Ай бұрын

I think people should ask themselves "what would i do?"..would i except that situation if I can’t see a out legally?.. or would i risk a lot to (maybe) improve my situation?...

@brooksmiller5597 Ай бұрын

41:39 - Reinstate Channel 5 Andrew Callaghan as a _friend of the show_ 🙏 He's making such good content!!!

@DumplingDave Ай бұрын

Chatters being like "erm what if hasan himself solved all of homelessness? I am very smart"

@jonnyreinhardt1961 Ай бұрын

BoyBoy should react to Hasan reacting to BoyBoy reacting to

@miguelbradyy Ай бұрын

these guys deserve to be in perma prison godamn

@jackmealor6793 Ай бұрын

Did the boys actually rip Tyler’s pattern content for themselves, hilarious move if so

@marym22 Ай бұрын

Someone needs to do a wellness check on anybody associated with TPUSA

@groundstark2 Ай бұрын

43:05 exactly

@damsgaard799 23 күн бұрын

Tyler peaked when he encountered Brent Rivera

@CHClNOfullmelt Ай бұрын

"I cover atrocities fror a living, i see the worst of humanity everyday" - Twitch streamer

@user-ws1fy2yk2u Ай бұрын

*political* twitch streamer. it is his job to cover the news...

@CHClNOfullmelt Ай бұрын

@@user-ws1fy2yk2u I mean I watch the news too, but I wouldn't describe it as I'm John Rambo or something...

@user-ws1fy2yk2u Ай бұрын

@@CHClNOfullmelt he doesn't just watch news.. ? He does thorough commentary and analysis of current and historical events. In doing this, he discusses the nature of conservative/fascist ideology. That isn't only watching the news, but using his critical thinking to explain why the world is the way it is. You can disagree with him, yes. But you cannot downplay the fact that he's been covering genocide and war for the past few months, and other injustices in the world for 5+ years. It is quite literally covering atrocities for a living.

@CHClNOfullmelt Ай бұрын

Damn give this man a medal, the struggle to read tweets and watch news segments. i dont disagree with anything, but not even the guy with the camera recording up close what hasan is gonna be watching on his stream while eating could come up with a corny "im the hero" line like that.

@user-ws1fy2yk2u Ай бұрын

@@CHClNOfullmelt sigh, then why are you here? If you think what he's saying isn't anything special, watch something else. He's covering atrocities, it's his job. That's it, dude.

@buggi666 Ай бұрын

Why is he not watching the channel5 videos on the topic....they are really good in my opinion and shows how the system is designed against the homeless people

@annrr21 Ай бұрын

With the whole thing with andrew and the SA stuff it seems to me at least that hasan probably still likes his content but chooses not to watch it on stream anymore.He literally praised andrews type of journalism in the video comparing it to this chump loser tyler.

@NicholMiller-bs6su Ай бұрын

Right now

@Huy-G-Le Ай бұрын

I noticed in those reply to the Boy Boy video are people of ever so slightly in better economic situations, and I mean One Paid check aways "better situations", bring more disgusted at people in this situations of economic destitution, being more disgusted by people poorer than them, than the very economic and political system that destroying both their lives. And then the platform start to cancel comments where people starts to explains the root cause.

@alexi3939 Ай бұрын

this was so difficult to watch i only made it about 10 mins in. every part of that i saw was so cruel

@pingpongo69420 Ай бұрын

I remember first watching the video when it came out and the whole thing is disgusting. The way they treated and acted to these people just left a bad taste in my mouth throughout. Like the audacity of just walking up into someones camp. Its as if they dont even understand the fundamental basics of even camping. Which theyre not. But even camping, you dont wonder into someones camp without an invite, its rude. Its a temp home. But for these people it IS there home. It made me angry ngl just how dehumanising they act to them, for the crime of addiction and homelessness. And as one of the people said, not even to us, but also to the 2 dickhead youtubers, "youre 1 paycheck away from ending up like me"