two. All rise for the honorable judge Ethan Klein. This episode is brought to you by Ridge and

Quip. Thank you everybody. Thank you, Baylor. You may be seated. Welcome everybody to another

session of the content. Court, I am your honorable judge, Ethan Klein. This court is now in session.

Today we are looking at the conquest of the Aest family. This is not our first look at a family.

Yeah, conquest. I'm going to even say conquest. They have conquered YouTube. This channel is

extraordinary, Bay, coming almost to 20 million subscribers and the breadth of their enterprises

is astounding. As someone who hasn't followed them, barely knew about their existence. I'm shocked

by their popularity. And so let's take a look and see what is the Aest family up to. Hello, background.

Aest family consists of three original members. You've got Catherine and I guess the husband is a

college basketball star, Austin McBroom. What's he really called a basketball star? College basketball,

but yeah. And there are three children, Ella, Ali and Steel. That's kind of a badass name.

Steel. Fuck yeah. I think it's just L. L. Allaya. Oh, L. They got the name Aest family by using

the first letters of the original three cast members, Austin, Catherine, L. Ace. Aest family has

attracted more than 19 million subscribers since launching their YouTube in 2016. Now their once

humble vlog is a full-time cringe enterprise growing bigger every day. Next slide.

They're being charged today with statutory douche baggiery. What does statutory actually mean,

by the way? Like, like statutory, isn't that underage? Well, I think the expression is just

referring to it's by some sort of criminal statute. It's not, you're thinking of statutory rape,

but that's just one statutory. No, Vin. We don't talk to you, baby. That was wrong with you, Vin.

Vin Diesel! You mentioned statutory rape and Vin because it's not to be, baby. That's the best thing ever.

Oh, Vin Diesel, I notice you were really quiet during the episode with Bell Delfine,

too. Thank you for your refining during that. A lot of people are coming. Oh my God.

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