Hasan Piker tells comedian he's always wanted to be a 'champagne socialist' in satirical interview
Twitch streamer Hasan Piker , a far-left YouTube personality, was asked about his $2.7 million California home and his time at the Oscars parties after telling a comedian during a podcast on Sunday that he always wanted to be a champagne socialist.
Piker joined comedian Ziwe, who is known for her satirical celebrity interviews on her YouTube channel, where she often poses purposefully uncomfortable questions to her interview subjects.
The Twitch streamer was asked by Ziwe if he's "always wanted to be a champagne socialist." "Yes," he responded.
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Jeff Bezos was there.
Terrifying.
A lot shorter than I thought he would be," he said, adding that his favorite part was meeting one of the actors from "Heated Rivalry." Piker attended Vanity Fair's Oscars party, and told the outlet in an interview, "I saw Jeff Bezos for a moment, but I tried to evade his peripheral vision.
He’s the boss of a lot of people who were in that room, but he’s directly my boss.
He owns Twitch, and my entire life is on Twitch." He said, "I bring a lot of positive PR to Twitch, but I bring a lot of heat to Twitch as well, so I have made it a policy to be as invisible as possible.
I don’t ever want Jeff Bezos to know who I am." INSIDE HASAN PIKER’S RADICAL VIEWS ON AMERICA, ISRAEL AND SOCIALISM Ziwe also posed a question to Piker about his home.
She said, "Now, Karl Marx said, 'to each according to his needs.' You live in a $2.7 million house.
Why are your needs more important than 90% of other Californians?" Piker told Ziwe he thinks housing should be free and that his needs are not more important, confirming that his house was $2.7 million.
"I mean, I have a mortgage.
Like, I didn't, you know, pay cash for it.
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