Hey, I’m Ethan Klein, creator of H3H3 Productions and co-host of the H3 Podcast (you know, that thing you love or hate, depending on whether you enjoy raw humor and uncomfortable conversations). I’ve been doing this YouTube thing for a long time—before it was trendy for 50-year-olds to start podcasts and spout out "unfiltered" opinions. I’ve made my fair share of mistakes, but guess what? I’ve always owned them. I’m a big believer in transparency—if I say something dumb (and trust me, I’ve said a lot of dumb things), you’ll hear about it. I’ll apologize, move on, and probably get roasted about it for the next six months. You may know me from my H3H3 reaction videos, where I spend hours watching insane content (and yes, sometimes it's downright absurd), but don't be fooled—I’m not just some guy who reacts to weird YouTube videos. My content ranges from tackling sensitive topics to dunking on influencers, exposing hypocrisy, and breaking down internet culture with a very unique lens. Yeah, I’ve roasted a few people along the way. That includes some major players—like Logan Paul (the whole suicide forest incident), Keemstar, and basically any influencer who thinks their life is beyond critique. And I’ve got a ton of critics who’ve called me out for it—some with valid points, some who just have personal beef—but if I’m not getting under someone’s skin, I’m not doing my job right. Now, I know some people think I’m a "toxic" figure in the YouTube world. They think I’ve made a career out of being a "drama channel" or stirring the pot. To those people, I say: yeah, I’ve done my fair share of poking fun at people, but it’s all in the name of humor and keeping people accountable. And if you can't handle the truth—or at least the way I present it—well, maybe YouTube isn't the place for you. But it’s not all drama and roasting. The H3 Podcast has grown into something special. I’ve had guests ranging from Travis Barker to Post Malone, and I’ve had my fair share of hilarious and sometimes intense moments with people from all walks of life. The podcast is where I get to let loose, banter with Hila (my wife, the real genius behind the scenes), and dive into all sorts of topics—serious or absurd. I don’t think there’s anyone quite like us in the podcast space, and that’s what makes it fun. We’ve built a community that loves us for our authenticity, for laughing at ourselves, and for being the weirdos we are. Am I proud of everything I’ve said or done? Probably not. I’ve made my mistakes—I've clashed with a lot of people in the industry—but I've learned and grown from all of it. At the end of the day, I’m just a guy who’s been online for over a decade, trying to make people laugh, call out BS, and have a good time doing it. Whether you love me or hate me, one thing’s for sure: I’m not going anywhere anytime soon.