He sells out everywhere he goes. Corporate sellouts removed him from the digital marketplace, and he still kills it. Nice try

It's unbelievable. Shame on Joe Rogan and all the other mediocre comedians who didn't have his back.

He didn't corner anyone

He wasn't charged with anything because he didn't commit any crime. Everything was consensual. Stupid

@DeCapitanOG you're such a freak for wanting to defend a guy who chose to beat off in front of women and the "consensual" defense is BS. What exactly did these women get out of it? A rich person with power got these women alone and pulled his dick out. Use your fucking brain

"No one famous is allowed to get laid." Interesting

I think the issue is the justice system fails a lot of victims in cases of sexual abuse and assault. Sometimes people need to be loud to make change. Doesn't mean they're always right but sometimes being silent is being complicit

@@benjackhenry I understand, but this type of mob mentality is exactly why a lot of innocent black men were arrested, tried, and sentenced to death for many decades of America's history. When one person makes a wild accusation, it can destroy the accused's life, autonomy, and meaning. We have seen that dozens of times the past twenty years. Sure, many bad people have also been caught, which is great, but I would argue that more good or decent people have been wrongly accused than bad people getting their comeuppance. Now, sure, it is important for the public to share their voices when the accusation is clear, but when it is purely hearsay, how can someone on the internet 100% invest in something they have absolutely no connection to? How are we sure the accuser or accused aren't lying? How are we to judge from so far on the outside fairly? Well, that's because we can't. This level of extreme judgment and desire to enact punishment makes the public worse than the already corrupt justice system, and that is precisely my point.

Do you even know what Louis was accused of?

@@Handl3sAreStupid yes! Some creepy, unsolicited, rape-y stuff. Which he fully admitted to. But if I’m wrong, please, enlighten me. I am open minded, but I also have my own personal Character judgements.

@@maxbouvatte Well you specifically called it out as non consensual, when he asked permission before doing his weird creepy stuff. I'm not saying that makes it right, but it does make you wrong.

@@Handl3sAreStupid you should look into what he actually did and admitted to doing ,it’ll take about 30 seconds… what that dude did was definitely, more often than not, completely unwanted and ultimately very damaging to the other person. I am totally not trying to convince you that you shouldn’t admire/ enjoy / defend this guy for what he did… you can of course have whatever preference and taste you have. I just personally don’t respect or care for entertainers / politicians / people that do that sort of thing to other people. There’s plenty of other great content out there that isn’t made by d bags.

​@Handl3sAreStupid if a man corners a woman and she can't escape and then asks if they can have sex, is that asking for permission? Try and have some empathy for the victims and you'll understand why "asking for permission," is a really pitiful excuse and why it matters more what how the victims feel than the abuser's confused reality

Unless you're Kathy Griffin