Sam Hyde

[DennisReynolds]

Say what you will about Sam Hyde but his entire schtick revolves around mindfucking people and making it damn near impossible to ever tell what he's actually thinking. Ian should've stuck with the usual low hanging fruit.

 

[who dare wins?]

The whole video is a brilliant look at how two edgy retards in their late 30s are maliciously playing mind games with each other until the sparks fly and they burn out & get bored.
They are both trying to snake and cut into the other in little ways, lmfao, these men are two-faced and catty like women. Both Ian and Sam show off their femininity here.

Yeah, those allegations about sam being the fuck out of his GF didn't pop out of thin air. Overall sam does seem more honest/less snakey about it since idubbz literally opens up with his first interaction with sam being a community guidelines strike and sam fucking completely forgot about it.

Like @Rocketleaguer said, Youtube's guidelines got so strict that anybody who wanted to make money on Youtube had to lose any and all personality they had so they could stay monetized. All of the top tier youtubers have congealed into a singular amorphous mass with little to no distinction between each other in regards to content or opinions.

They also all moved to Los Angeles, an already soul-corrupting city, combined with a global internet social climate that's only gotten more and more sensitive, bitter, and unfun post 2016 election. Now they're all super desperate to distance themselves from the days when they used to actively make jokes that could offend and took social politics less seriously by taking down the few "edgy" creators that are still around, like Sam Hyde.

Don't forget Texas, for some reason, a lot of them really like moving to texas of all places now. guess its cheap over there? I am not an American so I am not too sure about this entirely. However you are correct, all top end YouTubers still bitch and complain about youtube but have effectively morphed into what youtube wants due to their ego and greed.

 

[Alba gu brath]

Eh, could be his attempt at mind fecking Dubz was so successful, that even Ian decided nah, lets not put a light on this already mentally defunct fire show. Can just imagine how folk would react, accuse him of exploiting the mental folk and such. Saying that, if you whole thing is trying to be as weird as possible, then more than likely, you are fecked in the head and screaming for attention, last thing he needs is to be given it.

 

[Vanquished Phoenix]

Something weird with this guy (no shit, the guy with the pigtails is weird?) Think they say his name is Vic, don't know much about current Sam Hyde and if this guy is a regular but he almost loses control of the gun while firing, magazine popping out, and he runs forward while firing and barely in control. He is also recording on his phone at parts, running around people shooting. He refills a magazine and says he is leaving because he is "really fed up" with "fake people", Sam slides in and agrees.

Was it an issue with iDubbbz or the dude in charge of the guns, or something made up to fuck with the audience?

 

[Dan Abrams]

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Something weird with this guy (no shit, the guy with the pigtails is weird?) Think they say his name is Vic, don't know much about current Sam Hyde and if this guy is a regular but he almost loses control of the gun while firing, magazine popping out, and he runs forward while firing and barely in control. He is also recording on his phone at parts, running around people shooting. He refills a magazine and says he is leaving because he is "really fed up" with "fake people", Sam slides in and agrees.

Was it an issue with iDubbbz or the dude in charge of the guns, or something made up to fuck with the audience?

They were fucking around and saying weird shit to make iDubbbz uncomfortable.

 

[MarkofdaBOOG]

There's definitely a lot of that, and he's not really hiding it. He put together a decent kayfabe, did some light boxing training, rented a zippy looking roadster, and brought out a nice little assortment of guns for everybody to shoot. I feel pretty bad for him seeing as it looked like he really put some effort into giving Ian some entertaining content to work with.
The interview is pretty revealing, but I think for reasons other than people here are saying. Ian seemed genuinely confused that Sam doesn't try branching into less controversial forms of content to regain the ability to monetize his humor. He thinks that the nature of both of their "cancelling" was the same, and that he could just bounce back under a new channel. Meanwhile, Sam understands that he could make a Bob Ross tribute series, and he would have several Vice and HuffPo articles on how his fluffy little clouds are a coded dogwhistle for white supremacy.
I see Ian bringing up the copyright claim as a genuine attempt to break the ice that he was just too awkward to pull off successfully. He probably assumed that Sam would've done a fair amount of research into someone who was going to be filming them for a week and a half, and come across that he copyright claimed the guy coming over. I don't think he's actually been stewing on it for several years, especially when it came out that Sam was using the claim to try to cover up that the whole kickstarter was a bit.

I agree that it is cool that Sam Hyde settled his beef with Idubbbz and that he trolled him the whole time. I was a huge fan when he did the fake kick starter project. I feel like Sam Hyde is trying to get past the alt right stuff like Lauren Southern befriending Destiny to return to the mainstream. I'm not saying that Sam Hyde's only comedy is alt right and that's all he has to say but if he were to actually get a shot at monetizing himself and become mainstream what kind of comedy would he really do? Be like a lame social commentator that doesn't speak out on anything? It would just be really fucking gay.

 

[Steinercard]

Jesus, how come every mainstream youtuber decided to completely lose their edge after 2020?

Bunch of shit happened. The adpocalypse, Patreon cracking down on (((misinformation))). You tubers became accustomed to what should be a hobby becoming a job that pays for itself and then some. Suddenly all these Tubas couldn't make as much money and many of them panicked. Afraid of having to get a real job to support their videos. A lot of them weren't twenty somethings anymore. A lot of them had families and children to support. So lots of them toned their stuff down or got on the woke bandwagon looking for money. You could argue this was all done on purpose by You Tube and the globohomos who own You Tube in the wake of Trump winning. They all blamed "the internet" for orange man bad winning when it was obviously Hillary's turn.

 

[Steinercard]

im not convinced that the interview actually ends where Sam claims it cut out. It doesn't take effort to find out that Sam Hyde has a bad reputation ( for more than his boomer political opinions). Why has no one noticed how visibly freaked out Sam got when idubbz started the interview claiming he was trying to find dirt. "Based Chad Alpha males" who arent guilty of all the things that Sam is indeed guilty of don't act like this especially when its coming from a "cuck" like idubbz. I just imagine what could actually have been going through his head at the time, Maybe idubbz could have asked Sam about the hard drives he smashed up in the back of his truck to hide literal cp he manufactured which is confirmed by two former employees?

Hey Idubbz, how's the wife?

 

[Uber driver reviewer]

Hey Idubbz, how's the wife?

Pay the $14.99 and find out.

 

[Milwaukee Macho Man]

Honestly, idubbbz questioning Hydes memory of the copyright strike far more than anything else while he was there is such a pathetic look.

Yeah, he's saying "is this for real?" at points throughout the whole thing, but it's more with bewilderment and humor than anything else. When it comes to the copyright strike, he seems to straight up take it very serious and seems offended as if Sam should remember copyright striking some shitty kickstarter crap video from damn near a decade ago and seems offended he doesn't, which is just like a classic chad move thing he fell for. IF this documentary was as serious as the redditors here seem to believe, you'd think he would have questioned everything they were doing much more seriously. It still wouldn't have been exactly a great look, but it would have made this whole thing not look like it was meant to be a hit piece from the start.

 

[Steinercard]

Pay the $14.99 and find out.

>paying for only fans when leaked nudes are plentiful

So not doing well at all then. Jesus christ that's a boring body to simp to.

 

[TalkinZed]

Damn. So much shit in this thread. I want to believe that it can't ALL be real but who knows. Either way, if even 5% of it is, I can't really like him the same or at all. At least the ride was good while it lasted. Truly, we get to have nothing good and pure in this world. The Internet was a mistake. At least Charls still seems cool. I have to wonder, with how many people hate Sam, why is NONE of this used by people that hate him on Twitter, YT, etc?

On the off chance, is there any other person/group doing stuff as funny as the old MDE stuff? Maybe I'll just re-watch Limmy or WKUK again in a few months.

Not gonna lie, former Trump voter here. This is fucking hilarious watching Trump crash and burn. But in all seriousness we can't let this guy get the nuclear codes.

 

[ubunr9kpkk69c4ex]

Honestly, idubbbz questioning Hydes memory of the copyright strike far more than anything else there is such a pathetic look.

That was probably the only interesting thing that happened in the entire 2 hour video

Really feels like Sam has jumped the shark in this one

 

[Vanquished Phoenix]

They were fucking around and saying weird shit to make iDubbbz uncomfortable.

Yeah, that is probably the explanation. If it is, there is probably some stuff between this Vic guy and iDubbbz that wasn't shown as they are only really near each other during the group shooting scene. Maybe all will be revealed in the iDubbbz cut, if it ever appears.

 

[sir Twenty Goodmen]

It seems like Sam tried to put real effort, money and humor into this, and while you could say that it was ill intent, it was supposed to make a shitton of money for all of them, and there wasnt really any malicious stuff going on. Idubzz could have just rolled with it, make the docu and take the money.
But it seems like he didnt do it, because he is a rat. He went there to show how crazy and broke this alt right asshole is, while appearing charitable and like a nice guy, like in the rest of his shit. I doubt he can even afford to show Sam in a good light without him submitting to the woke, Ian is probably pretty deep in the leftist woke culture with Ethan Klein and people like that. I feel like the docu shows how these people are just unable to get along with anyone who doesnt submit to them.

 

[Milwaukee Macho Man]

That was probably the only interesting thing that happened in the entire 2 hour video

Really feels like Sam has jumped the shark in this one

You need the rest of the video to make that interesting at all, though.

It's basically just a barely curated dump of their footage. Calling it a documentary feels like a joke on idubbbz doing a documentary more than anything. It could have been edited down to one hour, a lot of the shoot day material wasn't really needed but I think they're just throwing everything they think could potentially be worthwhile in there in the chance that idubbbz tries throwing his footage out there now.

 

[Felis Meanis]

Say what you will about Sam Hyde but his entire schtick revolves around mindfucking people and making it damn near impossible to ever tell what he's actually thinking. Ian should've stuck with the usual low hanging fruit.

This seems to me to be the very core of Sam Hyde; to fuck with people, and from the little I've seen of him over the years, he seems to be the undisputed master of his craft. It's entertaining, but also slightly frustrating. Has he on any occasion revealed, even to a miniscule degree, who he "actually" is and what his real thoughts on whatever is?

 

[JamusActimus]

The interview is a faillure because of Ian's ego and inability to understand how Hyde works.

This is the blueprint. Hyde is honnest 90% of the time and when he's not it's just to make a quick joke but not to derail the interview.

Here's the other side of the spectrum

0 respect on Hyde's side,always in character and derailling.

Ian was just fishing for soundbites,gotcha moments and the anwers he wanted.

 

[ubunr9kpkk69c4ex]

Idubzz could have just rolled with it, make the docu and take the money.
But it seems like he didnt do it, because he is a rat.

The dude whores out his wife and you think he'd pass on an opportunity to make money?

No one could make money from that shit. Sam Hyde is old & unfunny

 

[WolfeTone]

It seems like Sam tried to put real effort, money and humor into this, and while you could say that it was ill intent, it was supposed to make a shitton of money for all of them, and there wasnt really any malicious stuff going on. Idubzz could have just rolled with it, make the docu and take the money.
But it seems like he didnt do it, because he is a rat. He went there to show how crazy and broke this alt right asshole is, while appearing charitable and like a nice guy, like in the rest of his shit. I doubt he can even afford to show Sam in a good light without him submitting to the woke, Ian is probably pretty deep in the leftist woke culture with Ethan Klein and people like that. I feel like the docu shows how these people are just unable to get along with anyone who doesnt submit to them.

How were they supposed to make money on this?