Nick Fuentes Just Got EXPOSED | Hasanabi reacts

Added: 2026-05-05

[00:00:00]the amount of freedom you have if you are just on the right to say whatever the you want and and get endless loyalty and endless charitability and sometimes even get charitability from liberals is unbelievable. That kind of bricks me.

[00:00:15]Now let's look at Drew Har Drew Harwell's uh Washington Post article on Nicolas Fuentes. Drew reports from WPO new we found out how much money Nick Fuentes makes from super chats. $900,000 since the start of Trump's second term.

[00:00:35]$900,000.

[00:00:36]Here's the story of Christine in Ohio, a food truck operator who became his most frequent donor despite not making much money herself. Nick's super chats look like this. So, we use an AI tool to tally up the tips. His revenue spiked after the Tucker interview from 60K a month to 100K a month. People are fanatical because they feel conflicted and misunderstood like I do, Nick told me. Nick Fent's response to the story on X, I'm rich. And says on Telegram, "Mo money, mo problems." In text this morning, he told me, "It's like an attack on my livelihood and it's mean.

[00:01:06]He spreads hate online and fans pay him hundreds of thousands of dollars a month." This is the story about Nicholas Fuentes. Nicholas Fuentes, the Hosanabi method. Classic Hosanabi method. Do you make anywhere near that in donations?

[00:01:20]No, I don't get any donations cuz I don't have TTS on purpose. If you recall, you have archive link. Thank you, Chatter. Farright influencer Nick Funds has pocketed roughly $900,000 from fanatical donors since the start of 2025. Some super fans see him as a part of their families.

[00:01:36]Christine Kasubk's donation appeared on viewer screens for hours in the live stream. Four hours into the live stream of Nick Quentes is a farright influencer. She often called her second son. I prayed daily for your safety, she wrote one night last August, sending Quentas a $50 digital gift. I would become Charles Bronson vigilante to anyone who harmed you. Keep up the fight. For seven years, Kasubiensky has binged Fuentes's nearly nightly monologues from her home in Lorraine, Ohio, watching as the college student from suburban Illinois, grew into one of the most prominent torchbears for an increasingly radicalized online right.

[00:02:06]The 57-year-old Air Force veteran belief went furious talk about the dangers of diversifying America and worried that it placed him in danger. On many nights, she sphaid messages known as super chats to tell him about her own moments of personal crisis and encourage him, dipping into the little money she made serving chicken paprik on a Polish food truck. She doubted Fuentes was making much money, no more than 50 grand a year, she said her uh said her son Steven Ryan, who watched Fuentes together with his mom on a 65 in TV screen. We were barely making it, but we wanted to help him because we saw that what he was struggling with, Ryan said in an interview. But by the time of her prayer message, Fuentes was already generating a sizable income. Since the start of last year through the end of last month, roughly 11,000 donors have sent Fuentes nearly $900,000 in super chats. A Washington Post analysis found the post analyzed more than 1,400 hours of Fent streams using artificial intelligence donations which flicker on screen in real time. Went27 has kicked off most mainstream social networks was kicked off most mainstream social networks because of his viral provocations and extreme bigotry. He has said that is awesome and that most black people should be imprisoned and that organized jury is corrupted society and that women should be locked in breeding goologs and serve only as mother or nuns. Unbelievable that prominent democrats have connected me and my worldview to this worldview by the way.

[00:03:24]um something that I find to be morally repugnant, something that I've chosen to combat my entire life. And still you have a bunch of dumb dip actively making this comparison because they love Israel that much. But he has become an increasingly influential and disruptive force in the American conservative movement thanks to a shadow economy of loyalists who cut and promote viral clips from his hourlong streams in pursuit of their own online clout.

[00:03:48]Through his super chats, Fuentes has funneled that attention into a lucrative financial engine fueled by handouts of hardcore fans. He said he he also makes money selling swastika imprinted t-shirts and $100 a month subscriptions to a private chat room where he talks with devotees. His monthly revenue for super chats has grown. "We're an invisible empire," Fentes replied to one donor's message during a January stream.

[00:04:08]"We're building a cadre of professionals, money people, bureaucrats, and we need them to all be waving the flag, but quietly, ideologically, loyally. We've got to be underground." went super chat revenue throws a spotlight on the crisis now engulfing the American right where some leaders fear a new blitz of agenda setting online fire brands will al alienate more moderate voters or empower a platform of racism misogynistic rule his critics in the Republican party have said they believe Fenta's popularity would fade as more Americans learn his views but the super chess show he has instead found a still relatively small but diehard audience eager to support him extending him a financial incentive to build his following even more invisible empire is what the clan calls themselves Yeah, I mean it makes sense.

[00:04:47]Yeah, he he is very much that. A clansman, a Nazi. He's all of it. The funding also shows how fringe online platforms have helped create perpetual hate machines for the social media era, allowing provocators whose work is too controversial for mainstream platforms are too noxious to advertise around to reap the rewards of online outrage.

[00:05:06]Fuentes frequently uses his streams to advertise America First Plus chat room membership club and merchandise store where he sells $39.99 shirts depicting him holding a flaming katana and $70 sweatshirts modeled after one worn by Jeffrey Epstein. Wentz defended the late sex offender by saying Age of Consent is a feminist artifact and the ginocracy has um used to stop men from pursuing teenage girls. but he spends more time promoting viewer donations which he reads out loud in a rapid fire super chat segment at the end of his uh America first shows. He streams roughly four nights a week, sometimes five straight hours from a studio home in Illinois. His videos on Rumble, the alternative platform that hosts broadcasts have been viewed more than 100 million times. Went is largely supported by donations from a small cadre of sympathizers. Just 10 accounts were responsible for giving him a total of about 77,000 while the top 500 accounts provided almost half of his super chat income, more than 400,000.

[00:06:00]the post analysis found. The rest comes from much smaller donors, most giving $30 or less. You could legit make millions if you had a donation segment at the end of the stream. I know, but I don't do that. Many of the donors are anonymous and use account names such as anti-semitic and woman what? Woman ego crusher 9000 that reference edgy memes, profane language, or inside jokes, making it difficult to verify the names or other details of the donor shown off streams. Owen Gat sent $5. Said, "I'm taking a college class on the Holocaust. Should I push back on the propaganda the professor pushes?"

[00:06:33]Austrian paintress sent $20. What are the chances that we were at the same airport last week? How do you want your flower uh followers to react when they meet you IRL? Salute you with ask for a photo, give you a hug, ignore you. Roman Groper sent $10. I feel white pill by how right-wing zoomers are and by how much leftists hate Israel. It may be a unique opportunity now to get rid of the world of Zionism if literally all of the earth hates them. Megan Squire, researcher who has studied online extremism at the Southern Poverty Law Center, said the growth of super chats and other micro payments has helped insulate influencers like Fontus from the constraints that once made open racism a difficult business. Some donors see the super chat as a form of participatory politics that will help spread their beliefs and show their loyalty. Square said others just pay for the status symbol of seeing their message and username on screen. He said, "A way to prove oneself in an insular group brought together by their hatred of outsiders. Donating Super Chat is the new showing up to a Kost Clan meeting."

[00:07:26]Squire said as a community builder shows you're involved is a financial form of keyboard warrioring, a thing you can do for the cause. Ryan, who sent the super chats alongside his mother, said he gave money not out of hatred, but to support the streamer and his goal of sparking candid discussions about global events.

[00:07:40]Some of the angrier exchanges, he said, stem from listeners just being a little more free with their speech. When the Post contacted Fuentes discussed its findings, he did not dispute them and said pocket watching is crazy.

[00:07:52]Wow. It's a little up, but not going to lie, I probably say similar things.

[00:07:57]Speaking of right-wing income, did you see this? Oh, the Asmin go thing. Yes, I did. Yeah, he is uh he has not paid $400,000 worth of taxes. Um, yeah. I mean, look, you make unbelievable amounts of money being a right-winger just by donations alone. You know, the [ __ ] Broadcasting Service on the other hand is sponsored by you the viewers for you the viewers. Uh, with voluntary subscriptions, no ads. Thank you, Emily Jazelle. How 900K though, look at YouTube top super chat. Oh my god.

[00:08:30]Pastor Jerry Eza super chat revenue $8.3 million. What are these things, dude?

[00:08:39]What is What is all this? Tim Cass IRL is number 12 at $2.5 million in super chat revenue. What the is any of this?

[00:08:49]VTubers make so much money. Oh my lord.

[00:08:52]It's like televangelist and then VTubers, huh? Dr. Disrespect is here at 1.7 million. Fresh and Fit made $1.5 million. Wait, is this like what is this? Oh, this is all time. Okay, bro.

[00:09:10]You me up?

[00:09:13]This is all time, dude. I thought this was like yearly income or something. I was like, Jesus Christ, this pastor makes $2 million a year. Alo 4K radio show. Bad Bunny 3 million yearly super chat revenue. LOL Cow Live makes 471 grand a year off of super chat revenue. Bro, I show Speed makes less money than these people. How is that even possible? That's just Lwig.

[00:09:46]This is crazy. Okay, Parker, get a job.

[00:09:50]270 grand a year just off super chat revenue. Dean Withers at 251 grand a year. Damn, these mother are taking it, dude. Lockout people are the most parasocial of all time. Think about it.

[00:10:02]Yeah, this is just super chats, by the way. They obviously do ads as well. They do a tremendous amount of revenue off of ads, too. Oh my god. The entire environment is so geared in the direction of of right-wing [ __ ] all the time. It's so funny that if you ask if you sincerely ask like a big chunk of leftists on the internet, a big chunk of right-wingers on the internet, they'd be like, "Who's the biggest like political grifter? Who makes the most money off of political commentary?" Even leftists would probably universally say me.

[00:10:34]Meanwhile, these [ __ ] with like a fraction of the audience are raking in bigger funds off of just super chats alone. It's actually kind of crazy.

[00:10:45]begging for you to be a VTuber so you can talk politics and drag weebes into being a leftist. I don't have the voice for it. Anyway, getting back to this, his popularity, said stem from not just his political stance, but his community's craving for emotional connection. People are fanatical about my show because they relate to me and feel conflicted and misunderstood like I do. I don't think hatred or even ideology animates them as much as a feeling that they aren't totally alone. The message of my show is be yourself.

[00:11:12]Everyone's a liberal at the end of the day. Good news. Jason theween and Pokemon are suing.

[00:11:17]>> I bet. Nah. Nah.

[00:11:19]Directly involved. Okay. Bet. I bet. I bet. No. No. No. I'm saving. Let me save this [ __ ] I might download videos.

[00:11:31]Actually, let me screenshot this [ __ ] bro.

[00:11:38]>> Boomer. Dude. See, he he has to he has to use the snipping tool. Even I know how to snip and screenshot without opening the snipping tool up.

[00:11:49]>> Delete him.

[00:11:55]That's one. Let's get one more.

[00:11:59]Hope Rain is paying you enough, buddy.

[00:12:02]Hope Rain paying you enough, buddy. I know exactly how much they're paying you, too, buddy. Hey, they offered wean wean updates bread, too. Not exactly.

[00:12:12]Hey, it's not enough. It's not enough, buddy.

[00:12:15]>> Great. Hey, >> I mean, I'm 100% on board with this.

[00:12:20]They should I mean, every single one of these accounts should get sued into oblivion. They do this [ __ ] all the time. Someone's got to Someone's got to uh deliver accountability, you know.

[00:12:32]Yeah.

[00:12:33]>> Hey. Hey. Matter of fact, bro, I'm about to hit Pokey up, bro. We're going to double sue your hit you with a double lawsuit, mother.

[00:12:40]>> You should have been sued them, too, dumbass.

[00:12:44]Just I got too much going on. If I did this, it would be the only thing I do.

[00:12:48]Yeah. If I went after people who defame me professionally, I would have to literally go after virtually half of commentary sphere, some of which have actually uh now turned on their on narratives and are uh have now gotten it got so old for them that they just like literally were like all this stuff is [ __ ] It turns out Yeah. I would have to sue politicians. I'd have to sue old ass YouTubers.

[00:13:14]Same with Pokey, too, to be honest. And it would be all of it would be all of my content. It would take up every single moment of my life. You'd have to sue Pokey. No, Pokemon would have to sue the entire internet, too. Pokey would have generational wealth in those u legal battles. No, because most of these people are broke. Why does sometimes bragged about how successfully he's translated online attention into wealth, saying in January to a super chat donor who encouraged him to take cooking class? I'm a famous millionaire. You think I'm going to do that? Cooking, he added, is a little gay. Buz refers to traditional workers as wage slaves and said in response to one donor super chat last year that he was too rich to need a real job. I'm providing information. I'm doing real cognitive work over here and you know I don't know you sell paper weights. He said it's so it is so funny that like these guys and they love this right he's ever said like these are all the same people who are like Hassan you hate the working class you piece of [ __ ] Remember when we misunderstood a point you were making by design and decided to make like a month-long hate campaign off of it?

[00:14:20]Streaming is harder than a 9 to5 when I never said that. It's the same people when it's Nick Fuentes saying something far more heinous than what they claim I said. They're like, "Hell yeah, baby."

[00:14:32]>> Uh I I love when poor people say, "What real jobs have you had?" First of all, I'm rich. Second of all, you should avoid having a real job if you can swing it. You should avoid having a real job.

[00:14:47]I don't know what a real job is. What's a real job? A real job is what exactly?

[00:14:53]You sell insurance. What the is real about that? You're a financial advisor.

[00:14:58]What is that exactly?

[00:15:00]>> You don't have a real job. What do you sell? You sell what exactly? You sell widgets. That's a real job. the amount of freedom you have if you are just on the right to say whatever the you want and and get endless loyalty and endless charitability and sometimes even get charitability from liberals is unbelievable. The amount of people who are like supposedly on the left who are like, "Oh, I reluctantly think he's like kind of charismatic and he's kind of funny." That kind of bricks me. Like there are people who sincerely say this kind of stuff. We are as a society so primed to be forgiving of reactionary commentary, so forgiving of right-wing commentary, no matter how far right it goes. We are also endlessly unforgiving for anyone that says, you know, we could have a better world. We could design this world in a better way for for more egalitarian outcomes. Everyone goes, you you how dare you.

[00:16:02]Oh man, this even happens like when you are ostensibly to the left of whatever the norm is. Like this happens to liberals as opposed to cuz like liberals are to my right but liberals are to the left of the Republican party, right? Uh to the left of conservatives. So like they have to operate by very different standards than conservatives have to operate off of.

[00:16:28]It's just always there is the further left you are, the less charitability there is to your worldview. The further right you are, the more charitability there is to your worldview. It's kind of unbelievable. In his messages to the post, he noted that the super chats brought their own kind of mental labor.

[00:16:42]I'm not free, he said. I'm chained to the desk reading incipid slob. In the years since he began streaming from his parents' basement, Fuentes has emerged as one of Farright's most contentious agitators, most notably his scathing criticism of President Donald Trump.

[00:16:54]Fuentes now argues that the president betrayed MAGA by supporting Israel in a war with Iran and blew it by not working more aggressively to deport people of color. Fuentes told his fans known as gropers to vote against Trump back candidates in the coming election so that a more brutal fascist regime can bloom, saying last month on an expost that the GOP must be purged and burned to the ground. Fuentes risees alarmed uh Fuentes Risees alarmed GOP leaders who are concerned that the online ecosystem and rewards his views are here to stay.

[00:17:20]The California Republican Party sent state party officials a memo in February urging them to block candidates who promote Fuentes and Gorper culture, saying his ideology called for an America model closely after Nazi Germany that was alienating to average Americans to say the least. Trump said in January, first of all, you can't say that because the Republican party is literally designing society in a similar fashion, right? Like there are prominent members of the Trump administration that have identical views to Nick Fuentes like straight up and they know it too. They talk about it all the time. No such equivalence exists on the left. Like the closest that our movement has reached in terms of like proximity to power is maybe like you know Zoramani and a couple other people. And also there is no moral equivalence between uh socialism and and Nazism obviously which is precisely the reason why I don't shy away from saying uh my my perspective on the world because at the end of the day like my goals what I want to do I sincerely believe will lead to a better future for everyone. And not only that but also I don't shy away from describing my vision. don't see the need to like hide uh behind dog whistles or whatever in the way that like liberals try to present it because there is nothing embarrassing or scary about my world view like slowly but surely moving in the direction of of mass control of mass politics is not a bad thing. There is no uh there is no death and destruction at the end of this process in the same way that there is death and destruction uh at the end of uh whatever vision Nick Quentes has for society. As a matter of fact, that death and destruction is already here, right?

[00:19:08]Through the brutal ice encampment.

[00:19:10]Um, horseshoe theory. Oh my god. Every dumb on the planet, please. No, I don't believe in horseshoe theory because I'm not a Okay, I'm sorry, chatter. Only keep saying the horseshoe theory.

[00:19:26]Yeah, dude. I know. It's the the radical center is where we must be. Look how far it got us. Seems like the radical center keeps swinging wildly to the right. Yes.

[00:19:36]Horseshoe theory is like every dumb guy who is selfiding as a liberal who hasn't explored the full the confines of their ideology that think, "Oh, well, I'm in the moderate mythical liberal center."

[00:19:52]Ask those people what they think about certain policies and you will very quickly understand that they're not actually in this like mod moderate mythical center that they think they're in. Okay? Half of those people either know enough to to know that like you know modest social democracy is is absolutely uh the direction that we need to move towards at least in the short term and perhaps could be convinced for more radical transformation of society in the long term. The other half are just dumb asses who think the America is only the only OECD nation that can't have socialized medicine for some weird reason because they're dumb morons that have been propagandized into thinking that the only way that the only way the society can function is if like healthc care is is costing an arm and a goddamn leg. Horseshoe theories for the is the easiest tool for your average dumbass to think they're smart by avoiding the ends like it's a seessaw. It makes people comfortable. Sure. Fuentes's online following has only grown since then given a surprising political breach. A video from a Tik Tok account, Liberal Grober combining stirring music with sound of Fuentes celebrating former President Joe Biden's Iran policy has been viewed more than 4 million times.

[00:21:00]That's the other thing. Nuentes found out the secret method to winning a a broad coalition of watchers, which is be a prominent neo-Nazi who celebrates former Democrats. Because every goddamn Democrat loves getting a convert, okay? They love converts.

[00:21:21]Democrats, liberals love converts. So someone who is not converted at all can just as easily manipulate that system by every now and then saying things like, "Oh, I really wish Joe Biden was still president." And then every stupid li eats that like near a tandem was retweeting Fuentes. Okay, that's all it takes. All it takes is for you to develop yourself as a prominent right-wing figure to then turn around and say, "Oh, I'm liptarted now for like the duration of this clip. That's all it is. It's so easy." Trump said in January he didn't know Fuentes and that the MAGA movement does not welcome anti-semmites.

[00:22:00]VP JD Vance, whom Fuentes is disparaged in racist terms for marrying an Indian-American woman, said in 2024 that Fuentes was a total loser who should be ignored until he goes away. The White House did not respond to requests for comment. Went's digital infrastructure has helped him secure a level of political and cultural influence that would have a few years ago been unimaginable. Chicago magazine in February named the white national as number seven on its list of the 50 most powerful Chicagoans just behind the city's mayor. But he's argued that its real value has been in helping him develop a network of followers eager to shape American power in a postTrump future. If I'm a Nazi, then there's millions of young people that are following a Nazi, he said on stream last year. There's millions of monsters then because they love my show and they agree with me way more than they agree with you and they're pissed off and they will follow me into battle. Probably not cuz there's a lot of people like this.

[00:22:48]Brian said he didn't agree with all of his views or those of his followers, but he believed the influencer was helping expose forbidden truths about the Holocaust or other fraud topics. Oh, the American predisposition to to like unlocking hidden truths is is it's just like a like a thought terminating machine. How can we convince Nick Quent as far stop being biggest? Should we give them hugs and kisses until they're not race anymore?

[00:23:12]Yes, that's my argument. You should do that. Ryan said he believes was Jewish and was more of a Jewishoriented Christian killing event. It's just like a like a thought terminating machine. How can we convince Nick Fuentes to stop being bigotous? Should we give them hugs and kisses until they're not race anymore?

[00:23:31]Yes, that's my argument. You should do that. Ryan said he believes was Jewish.

[00:23:37]He started giving Fuentes a few dollars here and there to show his support. The heart of Fentes's message was that young men in the United States have gotten a rotten deal. In his telling, a nation of entitled baby boomers like those leading the Republican party had poisoned American society with bad jobs.

[00:23:51]unbearable women and a racially diverse population intent on depriving white people of what they are owed. Vuantos was car charismatic messenger for those grievances, delivering them across live streams, expost, and short video feeds with a casual charm that made him seem approachable and fun, Ryan said. But he was also not afraid to turn dark when he needed to, evoking a righteous anger at the chaos and constant wars of this fake world. Ryan said the blame, Fuentes said, laid in how the country had tolerated minorities and immigrants, championed by championed Israel and given women the freedom to choose their own lifestyles. He was like a younger version of me, just much more hostile, Ryan said. I was like, this guy's saying everything I really feel, but I try not to say out loud because I just don't want to piss anyone off. Growing up in the Chicago suburb of Lrange Park, Fuentes has shown an early fervent interest in conservative debates. In an archive statement on the website of his high school where he served as a student council president and secretary general of the model United Nations, he called himself a classical liberal and an objectivist.

[00:24:47]He wrote that his personal heroes included German chancellor Ottovon Bismar and Richard M. Nixon and declared his life philosophy hunt or be hunted.

[00:24:55]In his first year as an international relations a political science student at Boston University, he gained a small following for his proTrump YouTube channel, building on the skills he'd learned working on a high school TV show. In 2017, when he was 18, his profile grew further after he attended a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Unite the Right, where a neo-Nazi rammed his car into a crowd of counterprotest, killing a woman named Heather Hire and injuring dozens of other people. Wentz went viral on social media for his post in the rallies aftermath, championing the rise of a title wave of white identity that elites will not be able to stop. Wentz dropped out of college shortly after, blaming online threats and the liberal climate on campus. He began working full-time on fury, anti-immigration speeches, and posting posting right-wing content online. He went from conservative values to very deep to the right. Bill Allen, a supervisor of TV services at Fuentes High School, reportedly told Chicago Tribune in 2017. Fuentes has said his father is part Mexican and his parents are vaguely conservative like boomers are, but that they've rejected some of his more extreme beliefs, including that is right and didn't happen, as Fentes said on one stream. He and his family remain close. They had just gotten dinner at a steakhouse near the mall, he told viewers last month, but they are not without their disagreements. Quenta said his father last month asked him to reconsider selling a swastika emblazen t-shirt. Dad, that's the whole point.

[00:26:06]It's edgy, he said. He replied.

[00:26:08]Fuentes's parents did not respond a request for comment. Oh god, it's so crazy that there are Americans who unironically think the hammer and sickle is the equivalent of this, by the way, a byproduct of uh liberal American education. And there are even more, or not more, there are even a a significant amount. Hassan, get ready to be the next secretary of defense. First to fifth world country.

[00:26:37]My ideal government. President Marco Rubio. VP Hazaldin. Secretary of State Kla Harris. Secretary of Defense of Samper Health Secretary RFK Jr. Speaker of the House Gresian Whitmer.

[00:26:50]How does this cabinet work, man? Anyway, whatever. This is uh this is a sad sad sad state of affairs. Uh Jesus Christ.

[00:27:01]The ovon.

[00:27:02]>> And what American is this helping besides the war the industrial war complex? What what American what hard work what guy who's trying to take care of uh of his family or a single mother who's a nurse who's going to work and has to get home and get to her kids' ball game and and has to be both parents? What what farmer is this helping? What regular person is this helping?

[00:27:29]I I just don't know. I don't understand.

[00:27:33]So, yeah, that's what that's what uh that's what our president's up to. And it's baffling and it's sick. And it feels like he's just been compromised um by Israel, by the this dark government over there.

[00:27:46]And um I don't know, dark The article gets really sad at the end.

[00:27:55]This woman donated to him over a thousand times, I believe, until literally the week she died of cancer.

[00:28:00]Then Fenta said he'd go to her funeral and didn't. That's crazy. By the way, did you see this crazy numbers? I mean, this is an entire complex, dude. Yeah, if you're a kick streamer, they have an entire they have entire Discord servers dedicated to this [ __ ] Cllicular has gotten 2.2 2 billion views, over 69,000 videos with 1,610 clippers. Jimkin is the only guy here who is decent. Are you going to cover the InfoWars news? Uh, yeah. Infowars has been officially bought by The Onion.