I know Ethan doesn't like posting there, and doesn't care for it. But it's his absolute biggest megaphone he has. And even if some people hate him now, they should be VERY worried about what's happening.
It's pretty shocking how little people are taking this seriously. And the reason is probably because they're scared. It takes a lot for one person to step over the line, but if everyone does it in unison, then it's a lot easier to get the courage for it.
This is just straight up fear tactics. The video would have to have a very important title and everything. Something that clearly states the severity of the situation.
Though I wouldn't be surprised if Ethan has already thought about this.
What baffles me is how dumb people like Keemstar can be, even here. Even if you HATE Ethan, you should still want this shit to not happen. Even a little. It sets an extremely bad precedent. They can gloat all they want, but when it happens to them, maybe they'll realize "oh shit. This affects me too".
Anyway, I don't think an old school h3h3 video would be a bad idea at this point. You have to get public opinion on your side about it, and that's one big way. If people know the situation, then they'd likely be appalled.
Make a short video, link to the longer podcast for those that want all the details, but tell them the outllnes and how it affects all content creators.
Looking for anyone who can provide some insight on the h3h3productions intro - wow, Ethan, great moves, keep it up, proud of you. I’ve been a fan of H3 since the podcast and have watched each and every podcast episode along with many of their older h3h3 videos, however, I’m not a “been here since Israel” fan and I’ve always wondered where that intro came from. I’ve watched so many of the old videos and have never found any context or background or explanation for that intro and I’ve always been curious. Anyone have any insight for me? - I assume there’s something I’m missing here.
Outstanding work today. We need to keep this positivity rush going though
Episodes once or twice a week, just short and sweet recaps of internet drama and headlines.
