EXPOSING Oli London: From TRANSRACIAL and TRANSGENDER to Spreading HATE | EP 22 Let's Get Into It

[@Lavenderlemons]

Thank you Sloan. Real journalists like you are not biased. You interview all types of people, all different politics and views whether good or bad.

[@simplymonca]

❤

[@stargazeranemiac]

Exactly!!

[@Kawaii_kay77]

I agree it's so irritating there's already youtubers blaming sloan for olis opinions🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@sunnyadams5842]

​@@Kawaii_kay77We need to learn to just ignore numb nuts.

[@cnccccccd]

I never thought I'd find Oli London so interesting to listen to, completely judged him wrongly back in the day. Really eye opening to hear his story and to understand where he's come from. Thank you for this interview.

[@heidiphillips5797]

'I agree, I felt the same!! I don't think it helped that the press turned him into a joke/Crazy person!! 😞 He seems lovely, Just misunderstood!! 🙏💕💕'

[@gypsywoman9140]

​​@@heidiphillips5797There were times in the past where I questioned if Oli was trolling people, to a degree. Like the marriage and divorce with Cardboard Jimin (one complaint being of paper cuts.) The surgeries were very real, no faking that. But the Cardboard Jimin thing? Idk. But yeah, now with some healing, time and growth, I quite like the person Oli's matured into.

[@mattyh2464]

yeah...I don't agree with some of his positions but I feel like I can better understand why he might have came to them

[@Discordia5]

To be fair, Oli was really different back in the day. He's grown a lot.

[@404.paigenotfound]

Happy endings ❤ I remember seeing him on "Botched!" and that was a concerning moment. Glad he got himself on a better mental path❤

[@KikiKitty13]

I love a controversial guest. We don't have to agree with his opinion but he's entitled to it. People are so small minded these days. Life would be so boring if we all had the exact same values/opinions.

[@ohreally912]

well said. I am very happiliy married to a man ive been with for 22 years and we dont agree on a lot of things. people have become so precious its pathetic !

[@MeganSpruce90]

Totally agree! I hope something like this shows the world we can disagree but still respect all kinds of points of view

[@nicolesnaturalpath8010]

Yess!!! 👏💕

[@999jb]

This! Well said

[@jamiemurphy7458]

💯

[@ttbull12]

This was so refreshing to listen to. We need more people like this in this world. Like both Sloan & Oli. Not because either is "right" or "wrong," but because they are both able to discuss topics their viewpoints may differ on while maintaining respect & allowing space for the conversation to continue. Very much enjoyed listening!

[@NatalieFromCA]

I actually feel really bad for Oli 😢. He seems to have been dealing with an identity crisis for the majority of his life. That can’t be an easy situation. It almost seems as if the surgery is to hid his hurt over his relationship with his Dad. I hope that he is in counseling so he can have a respectful, safe, place to voice his feelings. 💕🙏

[@brookiecookie6675]

He has been so problematic and spread so many lies about the lgbtq community. Im sorry if he had a hard childhood, and if he struggled with his identity but its not an excuse to do what he's done. You should watch the H3 interview, or just do some research on him. I mean in the interview he said drag queens go into schools and expose themselves, and doctors are pushing sex change operations on kids. He stole an ethnicity and now just says oh yeah that wasn't cool but Korean people liked it. watching this video its so clear that he is trying to sweep all the awful things he's done under the rug and get people to feel sorry for him and apparently its working.

[@emilypasion3869]

He’s grown up so much. His thought process on each topic was spot on.

[@jt8572]

I actually was surprised to agree with Oli on so many things since he has had pretty unhinged videos in the past. I am pro LGBT but there is SO much nuance in it now and no one wants to admit it. Children don't need to be fast tracked through a gender process they don't understand or confused at a young age because there are life long consequences. Also you have great journalistic integrity and respect for you guests, Sloan. Great work!

[@SarahSunshine-u1c]

I agree! Since when do we let children make permanent decisions like this?? Choosing if they want to be able to have children while they are still children?? Choosing to have their genitals changed with a process that may leave them with genitals that don’t even work? Choosing to never have an orgasm? These are not choices a child should be making. It’s quite terrifying to me… let them decide once they become adults.

[@sjaelfre]

Don't be so disingenuous, terf

[@CL-uc1kv]

You’re doing an outstanding job on being neutral with your interviews

[@ditziangel81]

I’m glad I listened to this and gave Oli a chance because he actually has some good points.

[@alleahsasseville]

This is one of the BEST interviews with Oli I've seen. Very open,honest, and taking accountability for his actions.

[@grzesitza]

This is the first interview with Oli that I felt like he shared many of his thoughts honestly and freely, and the first one when I genuinely liked him. After watching this, I changed my opinion of him, I saw a person, not a social media clout. And as a young teacher - I agree with a lot of his views on children's transition problems. I am young, and I grew up with more knowledge about the Trans community, I have trans friends, and I support it, but I do not support medical transition being available for children or teenagers. In most cases, their body will be permanently changed, it's not harmless, and often they struggle a lot because they don't have appropriate support. Also, when you are young, you are lost, and you hate your body, it's going through changes and social media makes us self-conscious (been there). If I were a 13-year-old today and someone told me that I could get a community of supporting people, a place to belong, and a cure for my problems - I would go for it, I was lonely and severely depressed, and I was a tomboy feeling bad about my "girly side". I always want to support my students, I adore them and I want to help, always, but I really don't want to see them hurt in the future if they find out it was a wrong decision to transition.

[@sjaelfre]

You shouldn't be a teacher when you're a terf. Stop parroting that tired tomboy talking point out of your script, it's so bloody transparent. Tomboy is not trans. Trans people know themselves. Just stop it.

[@meggyloves024]

I was hesitant to even watch this one and I’m very glad I did. I’ve only know of Oli as being “problematic” and it’s so great to have my eyes opened. Thank you Sloan and you Oli

[@ab6551]

He seems so sweet I can’t believe how some people just used him as clout clickbait

[@VanessaD82]

I am SHOCKED how well spoken and rational Oli is. He really has grown as an individual and takes accountability for the mistakes he has made in the past. I agreed with nearly every point that he made. Well done, Sloan and Oli! This interview was worth the watch!!

[@K-SM.Official]

It's so interesting to see a non-biased interview of them. I used to really view them poorly as a longtime army with korean family members as well, but they come across pretty likeable in this interview. Overall I'm always happy when someone finds themselves and finds peace and happiness. Great interview, Sloan! Love you!

[@flowerboi_j5035]

I don't fully agree with Olis opinion on transgender issues and drag bans but I think it's interesting to hear his opinion and pov in a way thats not overtly negative and combative like how it was on the H3 podcast. Sloan did a great job interviewing and remaining mostly impartial and asking questions in a respectable way 🌈

[@han6061]

Ikrr i don't love him but h3 pod was so bad like oke if pll don't agree with you so what let him speak for a second lol

[@rebeccaspratling2865]

​@@han6061but that's how people like Ethan win arguments.

[@ohjesswhatamess]

I remember seeing Oli back in the day on the news. I'm glad to see he's shifted toward championing civil discourse. These days people use loaded language to shut down reasonable debate and it prevents any meaningful change so it's really nice to see.

[@jas_rawlinson]

I’d never really heard of Oli before now. What I heard today was an eloquent, thoughtful person who knows firsthand what it feels like to struggle with identity and have to find out the hard way who he really is; and now wants to ensure other young people aren’t taken advantage of. This was a beautiful, empathy led interview Sloan. Thanks for showing what it looks like to TRULY connect with someone and consider other perspectives

[@aisevc]

I really like this one. Its so good to see Oli's healing and he speaks like a truly mature and respectful person. On many levels also good to see that he sees his past mistakes and admits to them. & GOOD JOB SLOAN GOOD HEALTH TO BOTH

[@everlastingstorm4925]

This interview was handled very well! His point about about Dylan Mulvaney does make a lot of sense, Dylan’s “Day one of being a girl” video does blatantly mock and parody women.

[@angelar2767]

My dyslexia read his name as OIL rather than OLI and I was so confused why it was being read as Oli 🤣😅

[@comediansruinthebacheloret4433]

I really enjoy the way this interview was handled. You were kind but didnt pander to him. I think people are allowed to be wrong, and when we just cancel people every time they are merely wrong, the discourse suffers.

[@simplysenia]

Why is it Cultural appropriation if members of that community embraced him

[@ChimChimChums]

Sloan is a good interviewer. He asks the tough question, but without antagonizing the interviewee. That's a skill.

[@botanicassie]

Sloan is the next Joe Rogan. Can be neutral and speak to everyone with great interviewing skills. I love this.

[@DarthTiddus]

It's refreshing to see this side of Oli.

[@stephanierobertson4971]

I’m really happy you had him on. Difference in opinion is so important

[@happinin07]

And still, no one is talking about how children have unlimited access to social media and the internet without supervision...

[@AsteriskBlight]

I love that you get various guests, Sloan! You are not afraid of controversial topics, it's great you had Oli on!

[@gypsywoman9140]

Oli's journey actually makes him one of the most perfect people to speak out against children making permanent life-and-body altering decisions. Detransitioners are, ofc, number one because they have literally gone through it. But Oli's also had quite the journey of transitioning and making major changes, very publicly so. Very, very publicly. We all bore witness and talked smack about this person claiming to be trans-Korean. Oli is very brave for putting himself out there, and is definitely earning much respect from anyone who actually listens to what's being said. Balls of steel, no surgery required!

[@brittleycoudron4570]

i actually really enjoyed his take on things! even if you don’t agree you can not dispute the fact that he’s respectful and open minded in all his opinions. Respect

[@lv281]

This was a good interview- the pace was awesome, the questions were incredible. This interview helped me see oli in a brand new way. This was really great to see, I like oli’s way of answering, very honest and insightful.

[@pajeca]

i think you did a really nice job with this interview sloan!!! love the way you’re able to make opposing arguments and potentially tough questions in a conversational way :) it’s kind of helped me reflect on viewing other people’s perspectives as well!

[@ashley_paigey1184]

Sad oli had to go through that. But he can now be the voice and help the younger generation

[@smiley2477]

I didn’t like him in the beginning. But I do respect him now because it takes courage to change and I’m really proud of him and where he is now.

[@laural2868]

Sloan is the best interviewer!! I love this podcast so much!! I hope Oli continues to find happiness within!!! 💗 cheers!!

[@jamieangel3766]

You know what, this episode has changed my mind on Oli London. He seems like he's settled into a balanced, articulate, rational person rather than a clout chaser

[@samanthapatrick4345]

I hope it lasts and that he doesn't revert to his former self

[@rabbitsaurus]

This man has way more balanced takes than I expected! Clearly he has grown a lot from the whole transracial thing. He is right, all these new ways of identifying tends to make people think they can identify as anything-which is inherently incorrect obviously. I love the way he talks about the slippery slope it’s created in society and I appreciate his respect toward women and how a lot of us feel trampled over by the trans movement/activists. And I agree Dylan Mulvaneys whole schtick is simply a parody of “womanhood”, Dylan has been disrespectful toward women time and time again so it’s hard for me to believe they are genuinely a trans woman.

[@nicolesnaturalpath8010]

Totally 👍💯

[@AngelaItsme]

No way he's trans. Anyone with actual gender dysphoria would never let them selves be seen on social media with a 5 o'clock shadow. That alone would cause so much discomfort.... and the bulge???!! No way. And sorry, NO you are not just anything you say you are in order to get attention or fame.

[@AnnaA-bw5gb]

He's literally not spreading hate. Having an opposing view does not equal hate.

[@albereddi]

I haven't kept up with Oli's life really, just known him due to his controversies, but ngl, he seems in a great place now, and i acutally enjoy listening to him. I'm very interested in his upcoming projects 🙂thanks for the great interview

[@tayloranne18]

this was such a wonderful interview!! i’m not even 100% finished watching it, but already i can tell Oli is way more mentally lucid here than in any of the other interviews i’ve seen w him, it makes me so happy that he’s finally being able to come to terms w who he is and be happy and free🤗🤗💕 that’s all he really ever wanted!🤞🏼

[@EmiFromMars]

Dear Oli, if you see this i just want to say...wow, i see you in a whole new light, we are ALL searching for something some of us more then most for whatever reason... but everything you've been through, was for a purpose - you know who you are now. You went on such a journey and just look at how far you've come and who you are today. Your family, your friends - should be so proud of you Oli you have clearly learnt so much and how to love yourself, warts and all so to speak, label free! And that, is true beauty pure and simple.

[@Isabella-fs7nl]

this interview was so interesting and open, thank you Sloan!

[@Bunnybuns420]

This was the one I’ve been waiting for! Amazing work Sloan! 🖤

[@PoggiMicaela]

He is actually likeable, he matured so much

[@dredubz5825]

Great interview! I’ve watched quite a few interviews with Oli recently, and he has been consistently level headed and well spoken in every single one. It takes courage to go in front of the world and admit you made a huge mistake. I love it now that he is sharing his experiences and standing up for children ❤️ Good Job Oli! 👏🏻

[@matcha.addict4139]

no one is standing up for children, if you were, allow people to get the care they need to that they can feel better about themselves,

[@dredubz5825]

@@matcha.addict4139 they need psychological care. Children are not capable of making life altering decisions.

[@meauxx9863]

Awwwh Oli London has such a genuine Soul. Thank you Sloan for having him on your show. Beautiful interview.

[@HeatherLeiigh]

Not everything has to go back to a political side. Sexual education will never be a TEACHERS job and should always be put on the parent/guardian. Sloan will just never understand this unless he was to have a child of his own someday 🤷🏼‍♀️. I thought this man was intelligent while also being careful abd kind with his words.😊

[@GOLDGANG52]

Oh god this is gonna be an interesting watch. I watched his h3 debate a couple months ago, and it was quite chaotic lmao

[@rutealmeida3331]

nice pfp

[@rebeccaspratling2865]

​@@rutealmeida3331yes, great album from a phenomenal band. 😊

[@grzesitza]

Oh, I so waited for this. Thank you, Sloan!

[@VeeAmericanEagle]

I DO NOT THINK DYLAN IS A TRANS EITHER!!!

[@peachxtaehyung]

Why

[@mouse_butter]

Same. He's just cosplaying a woman lol. Woman hood is NOT just dresses and acting like a ditz...and it's just gross. When all the kids who were encouraged to transition hit their late 20s and start talking about what happened or killing themselves....we'll have alot Netflix docs to watch...being uncomfortable, emotional and confused while going through puberty is NORMAL...Jesus take the wheel

[@peachxtaehyung]

@@mouse_butter majority of trans people stay trans, and are perfectly happy. Well besides for the hate they get from people like y'all

[@mouse_butter]

@peachxtaehyung right. Majority of ppl who transitioned when they were well into adult hood. There isn't data for the new wave, because it's currently happening. Except swenden, or Germany, cant remember, but their trans suicide rate is 19 times higher than average pop...yikes. Did you know when you take hormone blockers and cross sex hormones your genitals will stop developing...so that means genital dysfunction for the rest of your life. An adult male with an underdeveloped penis or a 16 year old girl who's gone through menopause. And we somehow think kids under the age of 18 can CONSENT to that? Yet they cannot consent to sex, tattoos, drugs or alcohol but can make a life changing decision.okay. you should really listen to de transitioners stories. Very sad stuff, and they matter. It's just trendy to be trans and it's encouraged, you get cool points. But once you grow up, you realize cool points don't roll over into adult hood. And this is coming from a communist hard leftist feminist whatever the fuck and a person who EMENSLY struggled with body dysphoria and being a woman. I, was at one point in the late teens early 20s publicly passing as a male, and watched hoursss of trans content and wanted my breasts gone, off me. Now, im thankful I can breastfeed my child. I had to overcome the pain of womanhood and girlhood and come to terms with the fact that changing my gender wouldn't change what happened to me or who I am inside. Nor would it change the reality of the way woman are treated. I have no problem standing with trans ADULTS but humans need to fully develop and go through the pain of coming of age before making potentially life ruining decisions. Common sense, BUT I also believe in a one child policy and over population so fuck it, less people who can reproduce and higher suicide rates. lol idc

[@rebeccaspratling2865]

​@@mouse_butterI didn't feel this way until I came across a video of Dylan singing about having a bulge. My aunt who's a transwoman said that a transwoman would never bring attention to their genitals unless they were post op. She said the amount of disphoria would make the person suicidal. I have no bad feelings for Dylan and I wish her the best but it just comes off as really odd after talking to my aunt about it.

[@summerb5153]

Sloan you are an AMAZING interviewer. Interesting episode!

[@Bunbur]

LOVE LOVE LOVE this interview! FINALLY, someone who is actually respectful and gives an outstanding interview, I felt sooo terrible for Oli when he went on H3. I was watching that interview live and Ethan Klein is a disgusting interviewer (if you can even call him that); he was so biased and relentlessly rude to Oli, so much so that I COMPLETELY stopped supporting H3 after Oli's interview specifically. I was revolted at the treatment he was given and I know he's controversial, but he's also a human. THANK YOU Sloan for being a professional who asks the important questions and for always being fucking amazing.

[@imysaurus]

1:08:53 also like black mirrors “Joan is awful” from the new season. And I’m so happy for Oli. This inspires me to go back to therapy because it’s just so necessary to talk it out.

[@botanicassie]

I think this man is so intelligent. And the reason is; because he went through a full blown addiction. If you match his story of struggles up with someone who is in drug addiction recovery they overlay perfectly. When you’ve been through SO much it comes with a lot of wisdom. He’s logical, he’s well spoken, and he’s honest and humble. What a great guy. Honestly. He’s so right and he’s amazing for speaking up about what he’s been through. ❤ great guest Sloan.

[@Lavenderlemons]

Oil is very well spoken. I’m so surprised. He has done a full 180

[@danielle575]

Also, god I just want to say I LOVE your content Sloan. I have watched you since the start, your personal transformation has been amazing to see, your content has remained consistent & you seem to be thriving. I’m so happy for you ❤

[@Noooooothankyou]

I agree 100% that Dylan is a fraud. He has most definitely mocked women and has been celebrated for it.

[@cindybuerge5298]

What a great interview. I have heard of Oli London before but didn't know much about him. I wish him well on his journey and hope he continues to find happiness from within.

[@franciadp1894]

That is a great interview by Sloan. I am happy for Oli and hope he continuously finds happiness and peace in what he does now.

[@preciouslyunhinged]

As a kpop fan, this man was "questionable" alot, he clearly struggled with his identity and self acceptence,am glad he is better right now ...i have to recommend this videos to my fellow kpop stans..

[@MochieeeMoon]

Fr! This video really opened my eyes. I kind of feel bad for him, because of his relationship with his father which explains why he acts like this.

[@danielle575]

I’m a 33 year old woman (straight) and I’ve never been into makeup, or hair. I have always wanted bigger boobs lol but for the most part I really have never cared about physical appearances some of this sounds so foreign to me, I can’t imagine looking in the mirror and really struggling with my image, it must be so hard. Im happy to say I don’t really give a shit about my appearance! I mean, I do wear makeup, I want to look beautiful, but I care so much less about my looks compared to everything else in my life.

[@chrisblessing45]

Oli London is totally fascinating. Sloan you are so respectful of your guests. You actually let the guest speak. It is so good to see.

[@shinagi6807]

All I can say is that I am glad that you are alive and doing ok, I was seriously worried hopefully the healing will continue.

[@marinabrola]

What a sincere and transparent individual and a beautiful, concise speaker. He seems genuine when it comes to wanting to allow dignity and relevance to as many individuals and groups as possible without taking from or oppressing another or forcing a way of being on another. I'm hopeful to hear and see more of this man, hopefully much continued success and happiness to him. Another great interview, Sloan. Thank you🙏

[@deannmc]

Sloan, your so patient and kind and your wonderful I can’t wait to see more of your work

[@Ginn823]

Used to be so annoyed seeing his crazy stuff everywhere but have seen his newfound stuff lately and was especially surprised to see him on timcast/culture war. Am so proud to see him coming into being comfortable in his own skin and just being himself. To see where he came from to now and that he's speaking out to help others not go through the hell he's been through is refreshing that people are brave enough to speak up. Everybody has their life journey but that's what living and learning and growing looks like and it's sad to see people giving him shit for just being honest about everything and what he went through and why and why he says and feels the way he does now! More and more are coming out and we are here for it and are proud of the work that people are doing. Least he's one of the ones actually getting out there and doing something about shit that's going on in the world. We could all learn a little bit from others even if you hate them or not can still learn a lesson from them sometimes! Keep doing what you're doing Oli it's lovely to see you grow!

[@julieannedous2799]

Respect for having him on. I appreciate his honesty and it has helped me understand his journey a bit more. Over in Asia, mental health itself is a culturally sensitive topic actually although it has improved a bit over the last 20 years. 20 years ago, I couldn’t even go to visit my best friend in Japan because my PTSD meds were banned over there. Those are now permitted and they seem to be more open-minded about it but even so, it is still a very mind-over-matter kind of mentality so it doesn’t really surprise me that he received no consultation for that stuff before his surgeries. In fact, it’s difficult to find mental health professionals in those countries. They are still pretty sparse. At the same time, I think those countries do a much better job of serving the physically disabled than we do. They have a great deal of respect for the physically disabled b/c of the whole mind/matter thing but when someone is struggling with their mind, they’re viewed as weak or useless. They don’t really know what to do with them. I’m hoping to go over there at some point and exchange ideas and hopefully, formulate solutions. We could help each other if we really tried. ❤

[@RadioPsychicAstrologyByPepper]

That's really awesome of you!

[@julieannedous2799]

@@RadioPsychicAstrologyByPepper thanks! 😊

[@nvzumba]

Bless Oli, I'm so happy he accepts who he is and the work he's doing is so important 💕

[@alejandrasylvana805]

I don't support him, he did a lot of questionable things (and idk if i believe everything he said), but i think we should give opportunities to people that its trying and showing that they want or are changing for the better. He definitly sound more mature and im glad that he is healing or seeing that the things that he did before werent ok but i feel that he still dont notice that a lot of things that he said were hurtful for different groups of people.

[@enns5366]

Great Interview ❤ I'm so glad that he's doing the work he's now doing. I'm so happy for him that he's feeling better inside. What a journey.

[@overwhelmedmama1962]

Never would I have realized what a sensible guy he is! I really enjoyed hearing him. What an amazing transformation. I hope he has peace and fulfillment. His story needs to be heard.

[@beccy46]

This is probably my favorite interview of your podcast so far. I never really followed Olly other than what I saw from a video of yours, I believe, so I went into this curious but not super invested. Wow. What a great interview. I loved the way you listened to him, but still called him out a little while maintaining an open and welcoming tone. Great job!

[@feelssoft]

Thank you for this interview! He has an important story to tell. So many young people are confused... this can help them avoid a lot unnecessary surgeries and pain. OLI, (i hope you see this comment) !! YOU ARE SO BEAUTIFUL. I AM ROOTING FOR YOU. YOU ARE ENOUGH. THANK YOU FOR YOUR BRAVERY IN SHARING YOUR STORY WITH THE WORLD.

[@posemwen]

This is a great interview. Thank you for being so professional so that we can hear his point of view. You are good at staying neutral so that guest are not just arguing the whole time.

[@barbywhittaker8762]

I am actually so happy for Oli. Good for him!!!

[@toastedpina]

Sloan is literally the best interviewer! Super respectful and asks the right questions!

[@Lietotajvards9]

Confidence is one thing but loving yourself and not wanting to do surgeries is a more important thing.

[@emilygrantham1224]

I could not stand this guy through the years...but watching this and watching him now he has found himself it feels like he is comfortable with who he is now and so now it's comfortable to sit and listen to him and have to say my view on him has changed I'm happy he has now found himself

[@marmill_]

Yes so excited I love how Sloan stays neutral yet asks the questions everyone wants to know, Sloan really let’s the guest show who they really are. Thank you for another great interview I’ve watched a lot of deep dives on oli London and I’ve always wondered what started the plastic surgery journey for them hearing the background history gives a new understanding

[@raptoress6131]

I hope he's doing better now.

[@lucyfer6g6]

AMAZING INTERVIEW SLOAN !!! Definitely was kool to hear our oli on some things while hes just chatting & not how I've seen him before !

[@dionneappuhamyge25]

I think this is the first time I have seen the genuine Oli. I have always seen him keeping up with a certain "character". Here he sounds so grounded and self aware. He has grown so much and looks like he has finally found himself ❤❤❤

[@katjaxxx7353]

Olli came a long way: from being silly re Jumin to Broadcaster guest on GB Britain. He is well spoken and very smart. Love you Olli. Be proud of yourself 🩷💜🩷💜🩷💜

[@sarahkristine8]

I love that Sloan opens his podcast to everyone. Such a professional. Literally my fav podcast.

[@chrs8656]

When are you going to interview Blair white

[@SarahSunshine-u1c]

The H3 interview was awful.. Oli was trying to have a discussion about his opinions which he is entitled to and Ethan just kept trying to “catch him out” with his T-shirt art rather than actually talk about it. I stopped watching H3 after that .. this interview was a million times better! Sloan you did a wonderful job.

[@rebeccaspratling2865]

Why are people acting like they're surprised that Ethan behaved this way? 😂 Come on now.

[@bhargavipba]

I never thought I would find Oli London articulate and well spoken.

[@thestreetstylereport6607]

Great interview! Oli London seems to be in a much better place. Childhood trauma is not a joke. Don't be afraid to get help.

[@CoraDagger84]

look, i get everyone has their opinions and they should, and I like the fact that Sloan does interviews with people that are very controversial to get the stories out there, but I have no care to take someone seriously by their bashing of others when they did the exact same thing. Surgery to look another race, but Oli wants to slam Dylan for a higher voice at an award show or wearing certain clothes? Too me Oli is just like Jefree Star, super controversial but then wants to attack others and have their fans also attack those same people while be buried in many controversies themselves. Did watch though, totally love Sloan.

[@livingbArbarinobhjjjk]

This was a great interview! He is very put together and I'm so happy he is in a happy place. Opinions matter, and free speech! Let people have opinions. I can't wait to read the book.

[@harleyivy3463]

I've watched a few interviews with olly and think this is closest to real olly ive seen. I think because Solan has a good balance between kindness and gentle questioning that still gets to the core issues to allow guests to be comfortable when discussing difficult convos 😊

[@coralscraftslady]

I have watched him, on Botched, and other videos in the past, and I look at him now, and he seems to be clearer, and more happy with himself than ever before!

[@nicholaspoole199]

Whaaaaat??! Oli London just seems so much more relatable than he once was

[@olivrose9226]

This interview has really shown me gow much Oli has grown! He finally has some sense and i really respect his views these days. Makes me really happy for him!

[@patrizziad3446]

This was a very interesting interview. I completely agree with Oli. Protect the children!!! Let children be children. Innocent and pure. Let children learn science, history, math. Shield them from adult business. This was honestly one of the best interviews I've seen for a long time. Really eye opening. I have to say that I don't like the title of this video. Oli isn't being exposed at all. He's speaking facts, with politeness and class.

[@real.ahhhmad]

At this point Oli gained my respect towards her. I love whe she said "we should consult it to woman if they gon be comfortable" just hands down

[@marie-deborahonema1864]

If I am honest I never thought ever that anybody could talk to Oli Landon (if I am being honest) wow 😯 after this episode I can truly say that Sloan can talk to anybody! Looking forward for your next GUEST❤!!!!

[@AmJo2023]

And props to Oli. He seems to be in a good place now. And a cautionary tale.

[@Down222Mars]

my heart truly goes out to this man. he was just lost like a lot of us.

[@jaclynns.jungle]

Sloan, it's not regulated. Talk to an actual trans person who has been living like that for a while, you'll find how terrifyingly EASY it is to have access to hormones and surgery. Don't believe the lies, listen to actual people!!

[@rebeccaspratling2865]

I think Sloan thinks it is because it used to be that way for a long time. Only recently in the last decade has it been so easy to achieve. I imagine 10 years from now it will go back to the way it used to.

[@samanthapatrick4345]

Believe me it is not easy to access hormones and surgery I've been waiting 8 years to finally start HRT it is not easy in the least

[@KatieKatt18]

This is the most real I’ve ever seen him…..it’s nice