Welcome to another episode of baited podcast. I'm your host, Kim Star, and I'm here with Andy Milanuckus.

Always Coca Cola.

And we're also here with anything for views, aka Chad.

How you doing?

Or the rad Chad or cool guy Chad or Tommy should have died in the Army Chad.

So listen, we have a lot of stuff to talk about today. We are definitely going to be talking about the rice gum situation because oh my God, do I have some opinions on that.

But first, we got to talk about a company that you're probably all familiar with, known as YouTube.com being put to rest. And by put the rest, I mean like it's got stage five and it's going down quick.

Fuck in YouTube, man.

Oh, what do we start?

What do we fucking start?

Okay, listen, all right. I'm going to tell you guys all right now a quick summary of what is happening.

And then, you know, we'll get some opinions in here, but then I'll explain to you why it's fucking happening.

All right. But anyhow, just so you know, a bunch of companies have pulled their ads, okay, from YouTube.

We're not talking about little companies. We're talking about the biggest companies. We're talking about Pepsi, GM, McDonald's, like M&Ms, like fucking just think of something that you know as a big company.

And they're not with us anymore. They have all decided to boycott. And the reasoning for polling ads from YouTube is because apparently their ads were being played against hateful speech or extremist videos.

KKK channels channels directed hate speech and in general just racist videos.

How about I have a algorithm that's so retarded though, like how do they not know how to fix this? Like it just seems so stupid when like when TV's dying and it's the age of YouTube and Netflix.

And the biggest companies in the game see that money and they see the progression. How do they not work on fixing it instead of just being like, oh, you're not getting our money anymore.

That does seems really backwards to me.

Well, I guess everyone could just say, you know, it's YouTube's fault, right?

It's not YouTube's fault at the end of the day. It's other media that manipulating other these companies into thinking that YouTube is promoting this.

And there are absolutely there is absolutely a way around it and there are plenty of ways to do it. But I just feel like companies like YouTube and Coke and all these other big advertisement companies are run by

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