The thing that got me to watch him, and sent me down the pipeline to where I am now, is because he was a fellow Muslim in the West who would ruthlessly call out American Islamaphobia on YouTube.
Arguably a parasocial reason but I stayed due to the leftism. Now I don’t watch him much, but I sometimes tune into a some videos of either American News, West Asia news, or reactions to videos I’ve seem already. Mainly because I think Hassan is a good “windvale” so to speak on the trajectory of baby leftists and American “progressives”.
It’s helpful in understanding where people are still combating their liberalism and what snags they come across as they move further down socialist thought.
The thing that got me to watch him, and sent me down the pipeline to where I am now, is because he was a fellow Muslim in the West who would ruthlessly call out American Islamaphobia on YouTube.
Arguably a parasocial reason but I stayed due to the leftism. Now I don’t watch him much, but I sometimes tune into a some videos of either American News, West Asia news, or reactions to videos I’ve seem already. Mainly because I think Hassan is a good “windvale” so to speak on the trajectory of baby leftists and American “progressives”.
It’s helpful in understanding where people are still combating their liberalism and what snags they come across as they move further down socialist thought.