“Here are Hasan Piker's most provocative quotes”
“Scary downside of online detective work”
“Free speech fight hits both political sides”
“Oxford Union's fiery response to government ban”
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Okay, Matt, we thought that we might be sitting here in the studio with Hasan Piker this week because he was supposed to be coming to the UK for South by Southwest and also, uh, to speak at the Oxford Union.
And he was gonna be on Top Comment with us.
Which was the main reason.
[laughs]
And that is now not happening because he's been denied entry to the UK, so we're gonna talk about him instead and why that happened.
And other people it's happened to as well, right?
Other people it's happened to.
And the kind of reviewing of social media profiles and comments people have made, particularly online-
And-
... and where we're at in terms of what this all means.
And whether as some are saying, this is a huge overreach from the government that's gonna alienate a lot of people.
So-
And then we're also gonna talk about Tung Tung, Tung Tung.
How do we say it?
Tung Tung Tung Sahur, one of the Italian-
Your own full name-
... brainrot
... sort of basis.
Well, yeah, 'cause our producer just told me that I [laughs] misnamed him.
Uh-
Our producer's like number one stan of Tung Tung, by the way.
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