H3H3 Podcast host Ethan Klein has reportedly had a conversation with YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki about permanently banning Keemstar and his DramaAlert channel.
“Keem needs to be very careful,” an anonymous source close to YouTube told us. “YouTube staff have been told to strike his channel [DramaAlert] for minor policy violations.”
According to the source Ethan and Hila Klein set up a call with YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki to discuss “the problematic and toxic nature” of Keemstar and his content [DramaAlert]. And now YouTube staff have been told to comb his content with a fine tooth comb to find any potential policy violations, this includes “edgy jokes.”
“Starting Monday Team YouTube will be extensively reviewing his [Keem’s] content for any policy violations. Ethan Klein raised the issue with Susan after videos of him calling him a ‘greedy Jew’ and sending his followers to tweet ‘death to all Jews at him’,” the source said.
Ethan and Kila Klein maintained a very close and personal, as well as professional, relationship with YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki after her appearance on the H3H3 Podcast.
The YouTube CEO reportedly took great offence to Keem’s remarks as she is is also of Jewish descent being a Polish American.
Ethan Klein has been accused of exploiting the Israeli-Palestine conflict by digging up 6-year-old videos of Daniel Keem and taking several clips of him saying some edgy things out of context, painting him as an anti-Semite in a period of division and crisis.
Not the first time keemstar has thrown antisemitic slurs at me either https://t.co/v0jJeHd46w pic.twitter.com/wis4VRs3NO
— Ethan Klein (@h3h3productions) May 15, 2021
This isn’t the first time Ethan has been accused of exploiting a tragedy and weaponizing it against a content creator he didn’t like. Last year Ethan Klein dug up Instagram photos of former YouTuber Calvin Lee Vail, better known as Leafy or LeafyIsHere, showing his gun and posted a clip of him in the city during a protest.
He insinuated that Leafy was a danger to society and might murder someone during the protests, shortly after Rittenhouse incident. Shortly after Ethan Klein’s tweet, Leafy was permanently banned of YouTube, Twitch, Twitter and even Instagram.
