The hosts say, at this point, Trisha makes roughly $800,000 a month. Trisha has posted controversial content online, yet maintains a significant following and continues to rake in cash. Scaachi visited their sprawling home in a Los Angeles gated community. Journalist Scaachi profiled YouTuber Trisha Paytas for a story. While attending Northwestern University, Chet infamously released a parody of the song, “Black and Yellow” called “White and Purple.” Chet plagiarized a fellow student’s idea, as someone released a nearly identical version of this song a few weeks before his.

There have been allegations of violence from his former partners. In recent times, Chet posts content about “White Boy Summer.” He has expressed anti-vax sentiments in online videos. Chet Hanks has had a lot of behavior that could have put him in line for cancel culture.ĭuring quarantine, he posted videos about his parents having COVID. In the cancel culture episode, Scaachi explained Tom Hanks’ son, Chet Hanks, an actor and rapper, signed to Soulja Boy’s record label. On “ICYMI,” the hosts play a round of “High Speed Download,” where they explain an Internet concept to one another in less than 60 seconds. The hosts talked about how Jeffrey Toobin is back at CNN after he exposed himself on Zoom and was cancelled.įrom vlogs to pods: 10 podcasts made by your favorite YouTubers Scaachi said there’s a fine line between harmless entertainment and content that could pose harm, such as in many Internet personalities’ online presence, which Scaachi and Madison discuss later in the episode.įirst, the hosts spoke about Internet news: how the OnlyFans website is changing its business model and banning pornographic content. Buzzfeed‘s Scaachi Koul spoke with Madison if this is the case in terms of cancel culture. We bet you can already guess what the title’s acronym, “ICYMI,” stands for: “In Case You Missed It.” Cancel cultureĪ recent episode of “ICYMI” explored if some celebrities are too rich to cancel. Especially if, like us at Podsauce, you’re an avid internet culture nerd and like to learn more. But do you ever question Internet culture and wonder how an online trend becomes viral? Twice a week, hosts Madison Malone Kircher and Rachel Hampton unpack what’s relevant on the interwebs on Slate Podcasts’ “ICYMI.” From TikTok trends to Tumblr’s latest meltdown and the industry of reaction videos, the episodes’ variety will keep you tuning in for new content.

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