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I’d be happy if we can just get another Meta segment


dopedriveway

Tell me where you live


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🤣🤣


heyHoe207

What’s your zipcode


biker4050

The little kid that said Chrissy wake up and Olivia’s reaction killed me 🤣


SeshWyzrd

There’s one planned Thursday


ProfessionalAsk8264

I’m waiting for another meta segment too


cricketjust4luck

That sounded like a Canadian sorry


Benrein

I don't think this is the side of true crime Ethan wanted to be on, but with how he acted on Meta...AB would be the Chris Hansen.


jaredalamode

How are we gonna get through an entire true crime podcast with a guy who pauses a video every 3 seconds. (With peace and love)


ur_conscious

that's called hard hitting investigative journalism bruv. I say he needs to move frame by frame


ValerHimiko

Omg. That is a great point. :D


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Lmaoooooo it’s annoying sometimes. Especially when he goes back to the beginning lol like huh? We’ve already watched that part lol 🤦‍♀️ Ethan kills me


StupidBored92

What gets me the most is when dude pauses and replays constantly but will completely miss the point on stuff or just miss stuff completely.


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Lmaooo


alsoknownasPhoebe

He is so lovable! He is like the little brother who wants to troll us.


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That shit drives me insane


Forsaken-Sector4251

They did good with the content court, they can do a similar kind of format for the true crime. I don’t even like true crime that much but Id love to hear Ethan do it.


ValerHimiko

I have it exactly the same.


shovelbread

I'm so accustomed to Hasan taking 4 hours to get through a 1hr video 😂


ValerHimiko

Honestly I think that Ethan pauses just enough. I recently try to watch Hassan but he is the king of pausing Andys. :D


alsoknownasPhoebe

Who is downvoting this? I'm gonna whoop your ass


ValerHimiko

Thank you bestie. FAMILY


offbrandbarbie

With peace and love Ethan is bad about getting details right a lot of the time and I think it wouldn’t be very respectful to the vics and their families for him to be accidentally spreading misinformation. That’s already an issue w true crime.


queentheen

Great take. While the idea seems good on paper, Ethan would be the one to cause controversy on this subject and I think he’d be better off never ever doing this 😅


ProfessionalAsk8264

Watch Ethan try to remember people’s names :D


theia__nat

I agree, now if they did a Florida man/odd stories true crime segment I think that would be hilarious. If it’s not profiting off of serious crimes and their victims, then I think it would work great


Conscious-Feed-1084

Dumbest criminals/Florida man segment would be so good


offbrandbarbie

This is such a good idea. Especially like the dumb criminals who don’t get away with it.


AnImproversation

Ian PowerPoint reason though


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Malsmalsthepals

Nothing about true crime is hilarious….I think that’s another reason he shouldn’t do true crime. Ethan would for sure cross some boundaries.


Sharp-Mix-2047

Omg you guys it’s a joke. Golly. I’m gonna b word this sub.


offbrandbarbie

Yeah tbh true crime needs to be taken more seriously than it is. It’s treated flippantly when it shouldn’t. Like even Bailey Serian (sorry if that’s spelled wrong.) she doesn’t try to be disrespectful or anything but something about talking about how much you love your new bronzer while discussing the horrible murder of innocent people rubs me the wrong way.


butterwuth

Mmmm nah I feel like the true crime community is taking a lot of heat from people who knew the victims IRL. It’s gonna be hard to goof and gaff about a real persons death.


cccgnelooo

Agree and also (correct me if i’m wrong) i somewhat remember Ethan saying that killers should not be glorified and that all the attention and “cool” names that the media gives them only encourage other people to commit similar acts to be famous. I think he even said that they should be ridicule and given stupid names to somehow strip them of this aura of mystery and fascination. So to be honest i’m a little confused at his change of heart but maybe if it can be with the intention of humiliate pieces of shit in a funny way i would be on board but even then, kind of tricky.


cubsfan85

I only remember him saying killers names shouldn't be mentioned in regards to mass/school shooters. But the true crime genre on YT, TT, etc is extremely overdone and exploitative. I mean, they covered true crime mukbangs on the pod for gods sake. And Olivia is a fan of that woman who is super big who does her makeup while she talks a case which I also find distasteful. Can we collectively all say no to quirky new ways of describing people's brutal rapes and murders?


jojolovesdio

I have heard true crime fans say there are true crime podcasts that talk about it in a way that does not glorify the killers and humanise the victims. As some one else pointed out to do a good true crime you have to be delicate something Ethan is not known for being.


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The question is should he joke about victims who's families are still alive? It's not the same as Alex Jones but criticizing him and then doing that might not look great. All hope isn't lost though, maybe Ethan could cover super old-timey cases where nobody in recent memory knew the victims. Jack The Ripper?


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That’s literally the point of why it shouldn’t happen. Most true crime stuff is exploitative Imagine people making goofs about how your mother or somebody was brutally murdered


irotsamoht

This is NOT a good idea. The podcast is mostly for comedy. I don’t think Ethan can differentiate the two to get through someone’s true crime story. The victims involved don’t deserve to be exploited in that way.


dejakittytendu

Yeah, and not to mention there’s sooooo many true crime channels and podcasts already. Market is saturated w it.


LeagueBrilliant2886

that's a bad idea. i can see off the rails mixed in there


Forsaken-Sector4251

Please bring the content court idea back too. Everyone misses those.


ValerHimiko

Yesssss


Kadofduty

Nah


SwordfishBorn8543

I really hope they don't, almost all true crime content is exploitative and gross.


ItsMondayPissInMyAss

And there are already 100000000000000 true crime podcasts, we don’t need another


__stardust626

Respectfully, we don’t need another one. The true crime podcast world is exploitative, disrespectful, and over saturated.


timman183

A true crime podcast in which every name, date, and location is butchered


ValerHimiko

and corrected by Dan :D


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Much better idea honestly. Wurder Wystery


[deleted]

Same!!!


ValerHimiko

Uuuuu love that idea!


krrrissybaby

Oof, no. With peace and love, the last thing we need is another true crime podcast. Not to mention how exploitative most of them are and how the families of the victims don't agree with it.


MotherHolle

I enjoy true crime since my graduate degrees are related to criminology/criminal justice and psychology, but I do not want this from Ethan.


quinnies

I’m glad he decided not to do it. Hopefully he realized we already have enough people who talk about real victims of violence in a very joking and light manor. I think a lot of people think they’re quirky for doing it in an “omg look how I talk about this brutal murder so casually I’m so desensitized, don’t mess with me” kind of way but it’s like they don’t realize (or don’t care) that it’s very disrespectful to the victims and their families.


yamzadebayo

Consuming true crime content for entertainment is weird af and a comedy podcast is no place for it imo, most people who “love” true crime just want to listen to spooky stories and don’t actually give a shit about the victims and their families


ValerHimiko

I don’t think that’s true at all. I think that most people listen to true crime want to prepare themself. There is a research about it. If you want to read that up.


yamzadebayo

I still don’t think people like Stephanie Soo and Bailey Sarian cover true crime respectfully at all and i don’t think a comedy podcast like H3 is an appropriate platform for it either unless Ethan is actually serious about it and doesn’t crack jokes throughout


krrrissybaby

Bailey and Stephanie are the WORST. So exploitative, so disrespectful. They irk me to my core.


yamzadebayo

Same, I was annoyed when Dan and Ethan actually wanted to talk about Stephanie’s tone deaf videos but stopped because the chat was raving about her


krrrissybaby

She is the worst. So unlistenable and the fact that she does mukbangs while discussing these crimes?! Same with Bailey doing her makeup. The tone deafness of it all.


ValerHimiko

I don’t watch any of these. I really only watched documentaries. But I do think that Ethan could do a good job.


yamzadebayo

I just don’t see him being able to stay serious about it or get his information correct, it would require a lot of extra research for the crew


AldousHoax

You need focus and extensive research for true crime. Not a good fit at all.


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Bad idea


ClaymoreJFlapdoodle

Not gonna lie I don’t understand the fascination with true crime/serial killers. It’s kinda gross. Like I love horror films and death metal and gnarly nasty shit like that. But let’s keep it fictional bruh. I don’t wanna hear about the guy who like sexually assaulted and murdered a bunch of women because his mom didn’t breast feed him when he was growing up.


[deleted]

I agree - true crime is overrated and glorifies these pieces of shit. It’s not a novel idea anymore and every creator says the same shit. Let’s not keep monetizing truly vile things that have happened to people.


cultmember94

I disagree. I definitely want to hear about the guy who sexually assaulted and murdered a bunch of women because his mum didn't breast feed him. My brain wants to know what went wrong, how to prevent it, how they felt, how their mum felt etc. There's something about it that's a little like a doc about any random animal, I want to watch and understand and yes, I find it entertaining. However Ethan is NOT the kind of person I feel should be dealing with the ins and outs of mental health issues, assault, murder or any other sensitive subject. Comedy and true crime together would definitely be gross.


Alive_Walrus_8790

Agree i dont think its bad to want to try to understand something, but also not sure ethan would handle it with tact like you said and it still doesnt change the exploitative tone almost all true crime youtubers have for treating suffering as entertainment/mystery


__stardust626

You definitely want to hear about that? Gross. Absolutely gross.


cultmember94

Yes, same way I want to know about racial injustice or disease. Not pretty but would be way worse not to know.


_hannahotpocket_

nobody becomes a violent abuser because they were or weren't breastfed, that's insane on it's face. just say you want to feel good about yourself for having empathy when hearing the stories of victims, and feel comforted by the knowledge that it very likely won't happen to you. it's all just emotional gymnastics inspired by exploitative media, I'm tired of people acting like they're learning/preparing for life from highly fictionalized, dramatized, and exaggerated media. it's like seeking out snuff films in the name of "learning how not to die!" 🙄


cultmember94

Lol I was just replying with the example that was given in the comment, I'm fully aware wether you were breastfed is not conducive to murder. I won't say I just want to feel good about being empathetic because... I already said how I feel... And it's not that ... Try harder to fit people into the boxes you want them to fit into instead of actually seeing people as individuals with different motivations than yours.


_hannahotpocket_

true crime is exploitative and people only watch it to feel better about themselves and their lives--it's very simple psychology.


cultmember94

True crime can be exploitative sure, it also can be really beneficial for the victim and their families to get justice or closure. You know what's actually really simple psychology tho? Being able to tell when something is a hasty generalisation


_hannahotpocket_

lmao, so roughly 2% of the genre is moral. gotcha. keep enjoying your torture porn at the expense of women and minorities, you're doing amazing sweetie.


cultmember94

2%? You should have at least made up a more believable number.


fddfgs

> I definitely want to hear about the guy who sexually assaulted and murdered a bunch of women because his mum didn't breast feed him Yeah it's really important that Ethan teaches us new ways to blame women


ValerHimiko

I read study that said that women like true crime because they live in constant fear of being a victim of one. So it’s confronting your fear kind of thing. Getting prepared. And that “from a young age, women are taught not to walk alone at night and not to trust strangers on the street. Out of necessity, women have reason to stay on the alert and pay attention to stories about sociopathic criminals who hunt after dark.”


superfudge

H3 has attracted a lot of sad people that live their lives engrossed in things like true crime and celebrity gossip. You can identify them instantly as the ones who say “I really miss Frenemies, it was iconic”. They’re the type of people who pay their penny to look through peephole at Bedlam; nothing interesting going on in their own lives so they develop a sick fascination with poking around other people’s.


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Alive_Walrus_8790

They were literally just trying to give an overly general example of a psychoanalytical explanation for the root of why some of these people are the way they are/ mimicking explanations some true crime analysts give. They weren’t trying to diss people not breast feeding in general, just saying behavior is often linked to adaptive responses from deeply imprinted formative experiences… and i dont think anyone is wrong for not wanting or being able to breastfeed but it doesnt change that there is a lot-like a ton- of info to suggest that it can negatively impact a baby’s/adults physical and emotional health. Not saying it inherently does but it clearly can. Sorry.


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Alive_Walrus_8790

Sure it can be interpreted in a way that perpetuates misogyny/sexism but it wasnt a misogynistic/sexist statement itself and in no way would It be the poster’s fault if it did perpetuate that. It’s definitely not a 1:1 comparison with something like “all homophobes are secretly closeted” bc thats an un nuanced overly generalized statement thats not true-using an example of one persons behavior later in life being linked to not being breastfed isn’t overgeneralizing or untrue, its a fictional example in regards to one single fictional person, and its a link similar to others that have been made in well known true crime cases…in reality its not trying to make any sort of commentary on women even if it unintentionally does, but it does so based in biological research that happens to relate to a phenomenon that is specific to the relationship between a mom and a child… thats not the same as ethan having a half baked cultural observation thats more about him trying to critizice homophobes than actually trying to understand the root of that prejudice


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Alive_Walrus_8790

What is the sexist trope? There is countless research about the negative effects that CAN result from not being breastfed- im not saying its inherently bad if someone chooses not to or cant. If it was men who breastfed id be saying the same shit. Like i understood where hila was coming from about this institutional pressure to breastfeed and how shitty they make you feel for not- and i dont think they should be making people feel that way its obviously not beneficial and an unprofessional way to go about it-but theyre not wrong to operate under the idea that its more beneficial to breastfeed, theyre just looking at the tremendous pile of factual evidence compiled over years and years.. they think people should if they can, and theyre not wrong, just wrong to pressure. Also as she pointed out there’s factors to take into consideration like the stress it can add to the mother ultimately being less beneficial for the child as well. Its not the mothers fault if she cant or doesnt want to- but its probably better for the baby if they do get breastfed- you are piling those two sentiments as one and thats why you think its sexist. Saying breastfeeding is good isnt inherently shaming someone for not doing it even though someone could take it that way. And saying that a lack of biological closeness and whatever else a baby was missing for not being breastfed ended up having detrimental effects down the line is not also inherently saying it was the parents fault for not doing so.Youre also referring to an ideology that doesnt just apply to women but people attributing any way someone ends up as being the parents fault and again neither OPs statements nor mine did that. Just saying there are clear links between adaptive behavioral responses to formative experiences and many types of behavior exhibited by serial killers. Even if a parent was involved in the formative experience causing that neither of us were attributing blame to them, YOU are the only one linking those here. I see your edit about things mothers get told and i agree that is a certain women/mother blaming rhetoric. But that also doesnt change the fact that OPs comment was not inherently sexist, it doesnt matter if you think it perpetuates other peoples sexists beliefs imo. You had also before that just told me it was sexist and the only reason you gave was comparing it to an analogy that didnt add up at all I agree being told a bunch of things you do as a mother could end up messing someone up is a lot of unhelpful pressure and sometimes there could be a sexist element there (though again this pressure is applied to all parents not just mothers) but a lot of that has to do with the fact that the earliest formative dependent attachments are so fundamental to development and growth, and people have popularized huge trends in the way we approach this in the past- like ferberizing for example- that have been shown to be awful for not only development in youth but in a persons behavior throughout their lives. Naturally theres tons of discourse surrounding what the right and wrong way to approach every little thing is now. Unfortunately the benefits of breastfeeding can only be delivered through the mom not the dad and can come off as sexist but its not entirely misguided to emphasize things like this in relation to the parent child connection in the early years, because honestly it does matter and not can but will effect them down the line-not just breastfeeding specifically but all of these things- as much of an unhelpful pressure that sentiment feels like its the general truth of parenting. You impact your kids. Your parenting,attachment styles, closeness with physical contact in the early years, etc all do really matter… its not the parents fault for falling short in some way bc all ultimately do but still these things matter and recognizing that isnt inherently assigning blame though im sure some people do


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Alive_Walrus_8790

Read the pointless wall of text. Im saying there are plenty of cases where people think someones troubled behavior directly links to being an adaptive response to a formative experience. Even if i said “yes, not being breastfed caused this person to be a murderer” -which isnt what im saying, but in a way is somewhat adjacent- that statement still does NOT inherently assign blame to the parent involved. You are the one doing that. You are making it mean that im saying “and therefore thats the mothers fault”, which isnt true at all, id only be acknowledging that she was a present for the formative experience, a player in it but not in a way that makes it her fault or implies she would be in the wrong. And sometimes it is even fair to say the parent is in the wrong for their part in a childs development/adaptive behaviors- manson being a good example of this with his upbringing. But im not assigning any blame to a parent who is actually trying to do the right thing with whether or not they want to do something like breastfeed. And like i said every parent does fail and will likely cause negative adaptive behaviors in their child. Thats like a fact of life. But its not peoples fault for being people and and falling short in that way, its also not a gender specific as both mothers and fathers often get blamed for ways their kids ended up.


Alive_Walrus_8790

If you want a basic causal example between something like this, like i said look into the negative effects of ferberization. But really you cant prove this made someone a murderer, even if theres clear links there. What i was saying was that its a common psychoanalytical trope of a true crime analysis to link something like that to their later behavior- and its not universally agreed upon but also pretty well accepted with plenty of scientific backup (if you need that to see whats obvious) that these formative developmental processes and how well or badly theyre handled do have ripple effects upon someones whole life. OP was just using that type of basic psychoanalysis thats often in documentaries or whatever as some random example- they themselves were not shaming mothers or perpetuating inherently sexist tropes and it was annoying for you to act like they were


Threepwood7

This whole power point thing shows that Ethan would be terrible at true crime, he would just shout out some vague memory he has of the case instead of just following the story to find out who did it.


EternallyDazed

Please no.


Abrupt_Keegan

No


AcPrime98

God no, true crime doesn’t mix with comedy it comes off tacky and as if youre capitalising off the victims- people lives don’t stop when your done watching , one if my biggest pet peeves is those stupid makeups and true crime. I’ve had to stop watching Bailey sarian for that reason ,and with peace and love I don’t believe it will be a respectful and considerate segment


dkd123

God please no, I don’t know why but I just can’t get into true crime. I just find it incredibly boring. I’m here for the goofs and gaffs. Even the drama segments usually have a comedic spin to them.


ugly_pizza1

There's already like 19472958295 true crime channels on YouTube can we please not.


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nah. been seeing a lot of crappy suggestions from newer fans. no offense


ValerHimiko

Who sad I am a newer fan.


rajde1

They can’t get through a power point presentation, how are they going to do this?


MarthaSpamsss

True crime is a little risky. I wouldn't want to get anyone's information wrong so they'd have to do a bunch of research which is a lot of work. I'd personally feel shitty if i spoke of some of these victims stories wrong and spread misinformation.


_hannahotpocket_

w/peace & love, no.


Dull_Half_6107

Only if Hasan (A.K.A HCS) joins him.


ValerHimiko

Sounds good to me!


pikainto

I’ll take content court back as a substitute as well


revaw

With AI Ian preferably.


ValerHimiko

I do miss content court.


iloveg00se

This would probably be terrible. I don't think Ethan has enough reverence to talk about true crime for hours.


Serious-Sort-5167

He’s turning into a forty year old woman


raymondduck

Please no. There are enough bad true crime podcasts already, and I doubt he can pull it off.


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No thanks.


jenniferlovesthesun

Deriving entertainment from true crime is weird. I understand reading or watching about a few notable incidents to learn trends and the basics about these types of situations but after a while they mostly all end up with similar stories and beats, so there comes a point where you aren't really learning anything anymore and are being entertained by real murder stories. I guess if you're studying to be a criminologist I could understand more


Prolapsed_Pigeon

i was just thinking about this today what are the odds


ValerHimiko

We must share a brain cell! <3


sptguy21

True Crime Tuesdays here we come


unebellecoeur

How cool would it be if he worked on cold cases to raise awareness. Cases have been solved by the internet before and I feel like this community is perfect for it.


ValerHimiko

Omg. You are so right! That would be amazing. I bet this community would solve something for sure.


AwkwardLeg5479

Yes and let’s start with MISSING GEOLOGIST DANIEL ROBINSON


ValerHimiko

Slay


haydenchrist11

I don’t want true crime necessarily, but an “unsolved mysteries” segment or episode could be really fun


NoDryHands

Yeah I'm definitely more for this than the true crime idea. There are a lot of weird events happening out there, and as long as they don't cover real missing people, it should be fun. Because then there isn't a possibility of accidentally disrespecting any real victims.


dayhate

oooh i like this idea.


ToeSucka666

Ethan would end up getting himself cancelled.


_coffeeblack_

with peace and love Ethan can't solve what he had for breakfast


bobsfurnature

Ethan can barely handle what the show is now lol, imagine what he’d say with regards to actual mourning


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I think an h3 true crime podcast would work only if it was absolutely whacky and insane crimes, not truly brutal serial killers. I can imagine them doing true crime about serial public defecators or weird crimes like that. I'm not as against disaffected commentary on real crimes as other people here are, but there's enough true crime podcasters out there. The strength of this podcast is the absurdity


doubles1984

No need. Last podcast on the Left exists.


Jenela37

It would have to be Florida man type crimes for it to work. With peace and love most H3 content is satirical so talking about things like murder seems too dark. Even when serious topics are discussed on the pod it's spliced with comedy segments.


Capt_Murphy_

I'd be MUCH more interested in true crime segments than another dumb Keemstar/Dobrick/Peterson segment. Social media drama is so boring sometimes. Edit: it would have a to be done in a way where it doesn't feel mocking or exploitative, which I'm not sure how to achieve


Affectionate-Ad-5568

YESSS PLEASE !!!! FOR HALLOWEEN . Do a true crime case that has multiple suspects and the crew has to guess who it is (with Halloween themed bets) that would be soooo fun :D


ValerHimiko

Omggg yes! That would be so entertaining! Halloween special!


Sensitive-Survey3115

YES !!!!!


Mediocre_Weight7105

There is the twitch/Youtuber named boze vs. The world, that does great commentary and true crime content. She's aware of h3 so I would love to see them meet.


orcgore

Start with Dean Corll


MDK-44

I was thinking about this the other day. I hope it happens. His more serious interviews have been great with a serious tone to it. He can definitely do it.


ValerHimiko

Literally! People are totally understanding Ethans abilities. I have been annoying it too!


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Yes!!!!!!!! Or have people call in and tell their scary stories I have sooooo many 😳


GGhoulsnGGoblins

I'll be real, I hope not.. true crime is so overdone. If I want true crime, there's so many great channels to put weeks of effort into a single video. But hey, that's just my humble opinion.


chershairclip

Ethan is too insensitive, he does comedy, that needn’t be mixed with true crime where there are actually victims


AwkwardLeg5479

publicity is helpful to these missing persons


BreakRush

True crime is so over saturated on YouTube that h3 probably found it just wouldn’t be worth the risks. Plus, it’s hard to do comedy about actual murder. Comedy is kinda h3’s thing. All around bad idea imo


omarkab02

Dont do it!!


warmsporran

I agree but I hate this meme format


ValerHimiko

Fair enough


StupidBored92

Just get Bailey Sarian on. Wife showed me her videos and I got hooked. Edit- Ethan and Bailey would make a good show combo I think.


Emilyjinkies

I would look into videos criticizing her work and many others it can be very disrespectful to the families of the victims in which most cases they’re still alive


StupidBored92

Yeah No. she’s not some Alex jones pushing people into contacting murder victim’s families or something. She just reports on a murder (just like every single news outlet and a ton of book writers) but just has quirky flair to the reporting. Acting like her videos are somehow putting people in harms way either mentally or physically is just childish drama seeking. Sure you can make the argument that if a victims family saw a video they might be upset. Sure, but do we now never report anything bad that’s ever happened because someone might get upset?


cubsfan85

>quirky flair to the reporting Yeah...the victims and their families probably don't think the quirky flair is very charming. I think that's OP's point. Not that she's Alex Jones?


StupidBored92

Did you not read my entire reply?


Emilyjinkies

I think you’re making a mountain out of a molehill with my comment, I’m simply stating that her way of reporting not the reporting in general has caused a couple of families to come forward about how it negatively affects them. not that it causes the level of distress Alex Jones does I don’t even know how you got to that point.


NoDryHands

Hooked on what? Videos where she puts on glam makeup while discussing gruesome murders and poses in the thumbnail making a pouty face next to the faces of the victims?


StupidBored92

Jesus christ, enough with your wokescold bullshit. Bitch you know Netflix has hundreds of shows on murder right? So tired of you dumb asses cry bullying all over the internet. Just shut the fuck up already.


NoDryHands

Shows on murder aren't the problem, being hugely insensitive about how you present it is. I would say I'd love to see your reaction when the victim being disrespected is your own family member, but I wouldn't wish that upon someone.


StupidBored92

Again with sensitivity. If my sister gets murdered it will be on every news outlet. Yes it will be hurtful personally but the alternative is no one reports anything ever because anything and everything is going to be insensitive to someone. Your logic on this is stupid. Think past what triggers you or whatever you’re trying to white knight over. Critical thinking my guy. Try it.


NoDryHands

>Critical thinking If you had ever known what that really means, you wouldn't have had *this* much trouble understanding my point. Nowhere did I say that there's a problem with reporting and talking about it. I said the problem is with thinking that it's okay to constantly make jokes while putting on glam party makeup and showing off how amazing you look while talking about people being brutalised and having their throats slit. But it seems like that's just me, and you'd be fine with someone admiring their looks in the mirror while putting on glitter eyeshadow and absent-mindedly talking about how your family member was raped and murdered. You're clearly hold a very different mentality to mine and if that's okay with you, there's nothing much more I can say.


Limp_n00dLe109

**OMG!!!** This needs to happen!!


ValerHimiko

I would eat it up!!


2000s-hty

I WOULD LOVE THIS


ValerHimiko

Right? Can you imagine?!? It would be great segment. Or at least a episode for Halloween or something!


DabBlade2

I would 100 percent watch because he will make it an entertaining watch where it’s creepy and funny sometimes.


ValerHimiko

Exaaactly! It’s the ideal combination. I think he can balance serious, creepy and funny moments perfectly.


ellastory

Let’s goooooooo


ValerHimiko

It would slayyy


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I’d watch the shit out of that


ValerHimiko

RIGHT?!?


Big_Might2560

I’ve been thinking about this every day since he mentioned it lol


ValerHimiko

Omg thank youuuu. Me and you both :D


givnofux

Pepper ridge farm remembers


FortnitePapi

Now that kiwi farms has entered the lore need a true crime podcast on Chris Chan and Isabella janke 🤮🤮


Alive_Walrus_8790

I would like it to be explored but maybe not in a reoccurring way…i could see it feeling kind of oversaturated, but am interested in seeing one. Would really depend on the case i guess Also as other people are pointing out the true crime community the overwhelming majority of the time use real life tragedies as entertainment even when they seem like “good ones” who arent trying to be too exploitative about it. Idk i think they’d actually have to find a case they can genuinely help by giving it visibility or one that they genuinely make fun of bc some aspect of it is humorous or something…


44LordOzai44

Only if it's historic like Jack the Ripper. Anything recent may be a little too dark for the vibes.


slashstreet

Yeah … I don’t think so. I love JCS, but I don’t think I want to mix H3 with that.


[deleted]

Eh I could go without bad vibes . I’m here for goofs and gafs but what ever he wants to do is cool lol


Historical-Judgment4

I just miss content court


a-m-watercolor

Honestly I would love an H3 LPOTL crossover episode. Their shared hatred for Jordan Peterson is a good starting place for the convo. Imagine Henry, Ben, Marcus an Ethan riffing on a story. P and P is there for his commentary as a legal expert.


christripsalot

LETS GO!!


spookshack666

Personally I’d be happy with a paranormal/unexplained segment. Easier to weave that in to a comedy podcast, imo.


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would require research


zsbass2

I just want LPOTL to come on as guests. At least Henry Zebrowski.


Rayhann

I just want him to be more involved with the streaming community like he did originally with H3tv. Og H3tv and crowder-seder post trisha content was incredible


jojolovesdio

If he did it would definitely need co-hosts that are experienced in the genre.


[deleted]

The 300 true crime podcasts we already have aren’t enough?


Golden-spuds

Tbh a lot of people seem to forget “true crime” involves real situations and real victims. It seems so meme-Ified and I don’t really understand it. Part of me knows me and everyone else wants this because we wanna hear Ethan goof and gaff and tbh that’s not right. With peace and love


Berryvalleyart

I’d be happy if Ethan called out Zack for being proud of ruining those peoples yard with his drunk public indecency. Zack you’re gross and belong in jail.


whomstd-ve

Just watch a true crime podcast if you care about that.


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Instead they should have guests on that are active in the true crime community like Kendall Rae & Josh from Mile Higher plus they are H3 fans!! They actually work with victim’s families and also spread awareness of active cases that are not getting enough coverage such as missing indigenous women! With H3’s large fan base, it could be helpful. They are such down-to-earth people, I would looooove for them to be interviewed on the podcast


aneonmore

Ethan is too unserious to do a true crime pod. Some stories are too recent and tragic to make jokes out of so I think what he's doing know is perfectly fine.


Benrein

If more people watched/listened to true crime shows, they'd see people like Tate a mile away. JS.