I just got done arguing in the comments of the r/codyko_snark about Hasans reaction to Deangelo’s video. Gen Z’s feel his reaction was untimely, and without substance. Specifically calling both of those “red flags,” and in general being dissatisfied with the way he shed light on it…. Am I the only one who thinks what he spoke about was completely sufficient? Like he’s a political commentator who’s been invited into live national tv shows, not a YouTube, drama, etc. channel. I know what happened between Cody and Tana was a crime, not drama. But would it not be incredibly inappropriate to stop talking about Palestinians getting murdered, and the dire spot our election is to dissect this entire situation? There are massive YouTube channels that are in that realm of content and have made their in depth analysis. Why are people attacking Hasan like this is anywhere near his political wheelhouse?

Edit: it’s been made apparent to me I need to clarify I am not a member of above subreddit hahaha it was a post suggested to me because I’m in a Hasan subreddit. As the post was directly mentioning Hasan in its title 
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Hasan is a political streamer, the last weeks were insane in American politics, there were also elections in UK and France. If you think Hasan or any political streamer should prioritise the Cody Ko situation more than the genocide in Palestine, Trump’s attempted assassination or Biden’s inevitable drop from the race, go touch grass.
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Agreed, and also not everybody who follows Hasan even knows who Cody Ko is to begin with. He's not his friend or even on his circles, that's like asking a gamer streamer about a celebrity crime and being angry when they don't cover it, in this case even worse because Hasan has to bring attention to very serious topics that mainstream media doesn't even cover properly because journalists there often obey the interests of capital over people's lives.

And he did cover it btw, I don't know what else people wanted at this point.
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Like me I have no idea who cody ko is idk why every streamer drama is something hasan has to cover there's more important things going on rn
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statutory r\*pe isn't drama... especially when it happens in the streamer world between streamers/cretors which is a world he's a part of. he was one of the first on the Dr. D allegations, and that was during the ongoing war in Gaza and in the midst of all these global elections. He spent multiple days and cut many videos about that, partially taking a victory lap and here on the sub we were memeing on him. Dr. D allegedly messaged a minor and it got a wayyyyyyy bigger response and backlash than cody ko is getting for allegedly statuory r\*ping a well known content creator, I think it's clear why there's questions to be asked, not just of Hasan but of all the creators who are generally all over this stuff.

Fans not knowing who cody ko isn't a great reason for him to not cover a more serious allegation in the influencer space that he is in. There's only so many hours in the day sure, but there was time for hog watch, and getting derailed be bad faith chatters. I don't think he was trying to cover it up, but it definitely felt like he was dragging his feet on this one. To Tana's point,  her reputation seems like a big reason why people aren't giving her benefit of the doubt which I think is messed up especially in spaces like ours where we claim to take it all seriously. Again maybe you don't know the allegations and heard it was simple drama, but it's not, its statutory r\*pe.
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I mean hasan did cover the cody stuff right? People were mad that he wasn't covering it and he did now people are mad he took too long? Like I said I have no idea who cody is but this news came out recently right? What do you want hasan to do that he hasn't done?
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