Monthly episodes discussing this topic, 2011-07 to 2026-09.
The people on the most episodes about this topic over the trailing three months, excluding their own shows — ordered by VoiceRank, their score across the whole corpus. The chart tracks each one’s episodes month by month.
Positions people took on this topic in transcripts, grouped by school of thought. Within a camp, people with demonstrated expertise on the topic come first, then those who reached the most listeners on it. Every quote links to the episode it came from.
Internet users frequently engage in performative, aggressive, or socially detrimental behavior that should be held to account.
340 people · 314 episodes
He claims that the behavior displayed by Abba Atlas is that of a hypocritical creep who judges others while mistreating women himself.
“I've been into a lot of back and forth with ABBA. He's always been kind of a douchebag by my estimate, right? Quick to judge everybody. um especially guys for being womanizers or mistreating women or you know but it turns out he might be the biggest creep of all of them.”
H3 Podcast · Aug 2026 · 205 episodes · 148.2M views on this topicShe finds the behavior of certain social media users and business owners who publicize minor grievances on Ring cameras to be annoying or exploitative.
“People are getting a little too happy with the ring camera footage posting it. It's like okay. It's like this guy just got like docked for literally no reason.”
JUST TRISH PODCAST · Sep 2026 · 28 episodes · 12.4M views on this topicContent creators who risk public safety for internet content are nuisance figures who deserve no sympathy.
“I absolutely loathe the content creators like her who put other people in danger for [ __ ] content and there are people who do it at certain levels right you have those the content creators who are just kind of nuisances and annoying and I don't like those people”
nicholasdeorio · Sep 2026 · 184 episodes · 7.4M views on this topicHe believes the current trend of short-form content and influencers chasing clips for attention is leading to a decay in societal values.
“I said at what point do you think the majority of the Earth stopped caring about the further progression of the human species because we're at a point now where where there has been there has been Millions more hours devoted to digesting cost double chunk chocolate cookie content stay it right Micha”
Impaulsive · Nov 2024 · 25 episodes · 51.3M views on this topicStephanie Soo expresses disapproval of beauty filters and the lack of individuality among some influencers, noting how they can make different people appear almost identical.
“So they're all using filters. Do I think they're still aing million times prettier than me? Yes. Okay, so this is not like me saying they're not pretty. I'm just telling you people were calling them out for using filters.”
Stephanie Soo · Aug 2026 · 16 episodes · 27.1M views on this topicViral content and internet trends often lead to superficial engagement, lack of real value, or a decay in genuine human connection.
56 people · 55 episodes
The internet is increasingly dominated by AI and bots, leading to a state where users are trapped in an artificial reality.
“Most of the internet is fake. And the core claim is that the internet died around 2016 2017. And when you scroll now on the internet, the internet is just bots and AI.”
Camp Gagnon · Jul 2026 · 11 episodes · 4.7M views on this topicThe rampant and uncontrolled dissemination of viral memes on TikTok leads to inflated, shallow engagement and does not result in real-world financial success for creators.
“The views on Tik Tok are so inflated and stupid.”
H3 Podcast · Aug 2026 · 36 episodes · 27.9M views on this topicThe practice of using AI to generate content and business plans for creators is detrimental to the arts.
“Art is so [ __ ] dead. I hate chat GPT, dude.”
Please Stop Talking · Jul 2026 · 24 episodes · 1.3M views on this topicPeople who are constantly glued to their phones or online are missing out on the healthy developmental experience of childhood boredom.
“I think that's good for your brain to be a kid and have nothing to do and have to figure it out. How to entertain yourself. Go go make up a game. Go play pretend.”
Theo Von · Jun 2026 · 18 episodes · 63.5M views on this topicElon Musk believes that trolling is enjoyable and contributes to entertainment.
“I love trolling yeah trolling rocks”
FULL SEND PODCAST · Aug 2022 · 2 episodes · 35.5M views on this topicIndividuals should maintain personal boundaries, mystery, or private spaces rather than chasing public attention or viral trends.
31 people · 30 episodes
PewDiePie prefers living in Japan because it offers him more personal privacy and freedom from public attention than elsewhere.
“I really love Japan because I can do whatever I want here , and I think for Bjorn I want him to make his own choices, he deserves privacy, and so we felt like it was time to stop.”
PewDiePie · Sep 2026 · 28 episodes · 162.5M views on this topicThere is currently a problematic conflict between the desire to connect privately with friends and the tendency of platforms to broadcast content to millions.
“The goal of being the future of media and recommending content to people and the goal of being a place for people to connect with their friends in a private you know way with close friends feels to be in conflict”
a16z · Dec 2019 · 1 episode · 38K views on this topicHe believes the internet is a valuable platform that reinvented him as a performer by allowing direct communication with his audience.
“I think it reinvented me as a performer. Um, I can go direct to my audience.”
TigerBelly · Jun 2025 · 7 episodes · 6.1M views on this topicContent creators should prioritize having fun and collaborating effectively rather than letting the pressure of producing viral content cause unnecessary stress.
“I just want to have fun and upload the videos and like there's definitely no need to make it stress you out”
FULL SEND PODCAST · Sep 2023 · 2 episodes · 5.5M views on this topic
Podcast hosts must prioritize live streaming and solo content creation to develop their personal identity and expand their reach.
“I feel like that's advice for everybody. Like if you are a podcast, you should be doing some kind of like live stream and talking to the some solo [ __ ] in general on your own.”
No Jumper · Aug 2026 · 67 episodes · 4.9M views on this topicPositions are extracted from transcripts by a model and may misattribute who said what. Every quote links to the episode it came from.
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