Hasan Piker believes that community safety is a shared responsibility and that he must ensure the space is welcoming to marginalized groups while avoiding transactional allyship.

“Allyship is not transactional. I say this all the [ __ ] time and I think a lot of people need to understand that. What have I said time and time again? I don't do this so that black people think I'm cool. Okay? I do this because it's right.”

Destiny argues that online communities often become toxic or collapse when the content creator fails to properly manage or moderate their own audience.

“The only communities that these people ever gain purchase in are people where the content creator doesn't know how to manage the computer community or has no [ __ ] idea how to run a community.”

He argues that people who root for the UFC to crumble due to scandals are being misguided and that the organization will easily move past these issues.

“And the people rooting for the UFC to crumble for this. God, boy, you're barking up the wrong tree. >> This was at 135 or 125. Doesn't matter. >> Yeah, I don't remember >> what is. Who gives a [ __ ] He's gone. You know, all of it's over. But people that think this is going to be the end of the UFC”