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Which right-leaning shows are on the rise on YouTube?

The Officer Tatum Show, The Quartering, The Colion Noir Podcast, Keeping It Real with Jillian Michaels, The Tim Dillon Show, and Pints with Aquinas are all growing their audience

Written by Kayla Gogarty

Research contributions from Jack Winstanley

Published 10/29/26

Following a July 31 study from The New York Times that showed the audience of right-wing political content creators has declined, Media Matters reviewed its database of popular online shows and their audience sizes and assessed which right-leaning online shows have conversely seen their audiences on YouTube grow.

For this study, we compared YouTube subscriber growth and channel views across two five-month periods, collecting data in late October 2025, late March 2026, and the end of August 2026 to identify right-leaning online shows that had increased subscriber growth and more views on YouTube over this roughly 10-month time frame.

Like The New York Times, we found that the growth of most of the right-wing political creators has declined — both in subscriber growth and views. Chaotic Era's Kyle Tharp had similar findings, writing on October 1 that “the loudest partisan voices have struggled to grow their audiences” on YouTube in the third quarter of 2026.

However, Media Matters found several right-leaning online shows that cover news and politics but self-identify in cultural categories have seen growth on YouTube in recent months — reinforcing our previous findings that ​​right-wing content has seeped into supposedly nonpolitical spaces, including programs focused on society and culture, entertainment, comedy, and more. While these shows can be found on podcast platforms under these cultural categories, they contain extremist rhetoric, such as calling Islam “evil,” alleging a “Muslim takeover” and that someone is “a trans jihadi,” and claiming “MLK was a fraud.”

Key findings:

We found 6 right-leaning online shows that self-identify in cultural categories but cover news and politics have seen subscriber growth on YouTube in recent months: Brandon Tatum's The Officer Tatum Show, Jeremy Hambly's The Quartering, The Colion Noir Podcast, Keeping It Real with Jillian Michaels, The Tim Dillon Show, and Matt Fradd's Pints with Aquinas. These shows often platform right-wing personalities and promote right-wing narratives and misinformation, with some hosts also having documented histories of extremism.

We identified 3 right-leaning news and politics shows that had an increase in viewership by tens of millions, even if their subscriber growth declined: The Glenn Beck Program, The Tucker Carlson Show, and The Matt Walsh Show.

We also identified 5 right-leaning online shows with hundreds of millions of views from March through August — a significant audience even though they saw their YouTube subscriber growth and viewership decline compared to the preceding months. These included the Shawn Ryan Show, Asmongold, and The Iced Coffee Hour, as well as 2 of the right-wing creators assessed in The New York Times’ study — Benny Johnson and Megyn Kelly.

The New York Times: Right-wing political content creators like Benny Johnson “have seen their viewerships decline,” including on YouTube

The New York Times’ Stuart Thompson assessed “the shifting power of the online influencers” and found that only a few of a dozen right-wing political content creators “saw their audiences grow” after President Donald Trump’s second inauguration, “while many more have seen their viewerships decline.”

The shifts add to a growing body of evidence that suggests the audience for pro-Trump content has fallen from its heights and, for some creators, has reached new lows. Views are dropping for many of Mr. Trump’s greatest allies, while some figures on the right who have taken to criticizing Mr. Trump are showing uneven gains.

As explained by Thompson, Benny Johnson “was racking up tens of millions of views on YouTube” during Trump’s 2024 campaign, but “views for Mr. Johnson’s YouTube channel are down by millions from the heights of 2024.” Similarly, Dan Bongino “has seen his livestream views shrink by about half from their peak in 2024” and Kelly “has found moments of explosive growth, yet that attention has been hard to sustain,” while Candace Owens “drew new audiences by posting about a broader range of topics” and Nick Fuentes “saw notable gains in 2025 and early 2026 but is now trending down.”

Following the Times’ report, Chaotic Era's Kyle Tharp reported similar findings. Tharp found that “top political YouTube channels added roughly 67% fewer net new subscribers than they did in the same quarter a year ago (Q3 2025) — and about 20% fewer than just last quarter (Q2 2026).” He specifically noted the declines of Johnson, Owens, Carlson, and Kelly.

Which right-leaning cultural shows garnered more new subscribers and views on YouTube?

Here are 6 right-leaning online shows that self-identify in cultural categories on Apple Podcasts but cover news and politics and have been growing on YouTube, with more new subscribers and views from late March through the end of August compared to the preceding five-month period.

The Officer Tatum Show

The Officer Tatum Show is an online program hosted by Brandon Tatum, a former police officer who co-founded Turning Point USA’s “Blexit” campaign with Candace Owens, that covers news and politics but self-identifies as a society and culture show. Its main YouTube channel has at least 3.85 million subscribers.

The show's main channel added 120,000 new subscribers from March through August and earned over 209.9 million views — more than double the views for the preceding time period (89.8 million). From October through March, Tatum's channel actually lost 10,000 subscribers.

The show streams on YouTube, with titles including “SCOTUS BETRAYS America in DISASTROUS Birthright Decision”; “Democrat Party IS GONE FOREVER: COMMUNISTS Takeover Party!”; “Spencer Pratt DEFEATS Karen Bass in EPIC FACE-OFF”; and “Democrats FURIOUS After TSA Agents GET PAID BY TRUMP.” Clips and Shorts from the streams are also regularly posted on the show's additional channels. As shown by Social Blade, these other channels had similar gains as Tatum’s main channel.

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From The Officer Tatum Show on YouTube, captured on October 4, 2026

The Quartering

The Quartering is an online show that covers news and politics but self-identifies as a technology show and is hosted by Jeremy Hambly, who has been reported as “an online personality with a history of antisemitic remarks and jokes about Adolf Hitler.” The show streams on Rumble and clips — with titles including “GOT WOKE, PEOPLE DIED,” “WOKE RIOTERS FIND OUT,” “WOMEN ARE BROKEN,” and “Ilhan Omar Is Done!” — are posted on YouTube, where the show has at least 2.19 million subscribers.

The show's YouTube channel added 190,000 new subscribers from March through August and earned nearly 96.3 million views, nearly double the views for the preceding time period (55.4 million) and more new subscribers (110,000). As shown by Social Blade, a second channel where Hambly has livestreamed had similar gains.

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The Colion Noir Podcast

The Colion Noir Podcast is an online show hosted by Collins Idehen Jr., a former host on the National Rifle Association’s defunct NRATV outlet, that covers news and politics but self-identifies as a society and culture show and has at least 3.39 million subscribers on its main YouTube channel.

The channel added 100,000 new subscribers March through August and earned over 86 million views — more than the views for the preceding time period (59.7 million) and more new subscribers (90,000).

Full episodes of the show are on YouTube, along with other recurring video series — “2A News,” “Debunking Gun Control,” “Defensive Gun Use,” gun reviews, “2A History,” and “#thepewpewlife.” Episodes and videos on the channel have titles including “Portland Police Just Told Citizens They’re On Their Own”; “Why Texas Won’t Let Trained Veterans Carry Rifles To Protect Schools”; “The ATF Director Just Said What Gun Owners Have Been Waiting To Hear”; and “She Got Detained In Vietnam And Accidentally Made The Best Case For Owning A Gun.”

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From Colion Noir on YouTube, captured October 6, 2026

Keeping It Real with Jillian Michaels

Keeping It Real with Jillian Michaels is an online show hosted by fitness trainer Jillian Michaels that covers news and politics but self-identifies as a society and culture show. The New York Times has described Michaels as “America’s toughest trainer” who “was a proud Hollywood liberal. Now, she’s become a defining voice of the MAHA era.” Episodes and clips of the show are regularly posted on YouTube, where the show has at least 798,000 subscribers.

The show's main YouTube channel added 135,000 new subscribers from March through August and earned over 34.2 million views — nearly four times the views (9.2 million) and more new subscribers (60,000) than the preceding five months.

Episodes from the show have included interviews with Sen. Katie Britt (R-AL), former GOP House nominee Nick Freitas, conservative historian Victor Davis Hanson, and right-wing podcaster Dave Rubin, and discussions about the “terrifying truth behind radical new trans law,” “the truth about the woke agenda they won’t tell you,” and “the Fauci Files: what they didn't want you to know.”

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From Keeping It Real with Jillian Michaels on YouTube, captured October 6, 2026

Michaels’ other show, Actual Friends, has followed a similar trend. The main YouTube channel for Actual Friends, which Michaels co-hosts with Rubin, former ESPN host Sage Steele, and radio personality Dr. Drew Pinsky, has more than 102,000 subscribers. While the channel had similar growth, with around 35,000 new subscribers during each five-month period, the channel's views increased from 10.2 million to nearly 12.6 million.

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The Tim Dillon Show

The Tim Dillon Show is an online show hosted by comedian Tim Dillon that covers news and politics but self-identifies as a comedy show and has at least 1.29 million subscribers on its main YouTube channel.

The channel added 170,000 new subscribers March through August and nearly 34.8 million views — more than its views for the preceding time period (31.4 million) and more new subscribers (155,000).

Episodes of the show are on YouTube, with titles including “Perez Hilton, Trump’s Lies, & Data Center Detonation”; “Lindsey Graham, Invading Iran & The Summer of Sh*t”; and “Thomas Massie, Kevin O'Leary, & The American Psyop.” This content is consistent with Dillon’s recent criticism of Trump and his administration.

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From The Tim Dillon Show on YouTube, captured October 11, 2026

Pints with Aquinas

Pints with Aquinas is an online show which recently joined Ben Shapiro's The Daily Wire. It covers news and politics but self-identifies as a Christianity show and is hosted by Catholic influencer Matt Fradd. Episodes and clips of the show are regularly posted on YouTube, where the show has at least 881,000 subscribers.

The channel added 66,000 new subscribers March through August and over 26.6 million views — almost 10 million more views than the preceding time period (16.4 million) and more new subscribers (33,000).

Episodes include interviews with conservative media figures Russell Brand and Eric Metaxas and discussions about “End Times,” “the Antichrist's arrival,” and “the collapse of Islam.”

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From Pints with Aquinas on YouTube, captured October 11, 2026

Which right-leaning news and politics shows garnered more views on YouTube, even if their subscriber growth declined?

Here are 3 right-leaning online shows that self-identify as news and politics shows and have been growing on YouTube, with tens of millions more views garnered from March through August compared to the preceding five-month period.

The Glenn Beck Program

The Glenn Beck Program is an online show hosted by Blaze Media founder and former Fox News personality Glenn Beck that self-identifies as a news and politics show and has at least 1.8 million subscribers on its main YouTube channel.

The channel earned nearly 83.9 million views from March through August, which is up from 65.7 million from October through March. But the channel's subscriber growth has declined, adding 80,000 from March through August — which is down from subscribers added during the preceding time frame (100,000).

Clips of the show are streamed and posted on the channel, with guests including OutKick founder Clay Travis, former Fox host Bill O'Reilly, Trump DOJ official Harmeet Dhillon, and Shark Tank co-host Kevin O'Leary, and titles including “Trump Is Trying To Stop The New World Order”; “Glenn Is DONE With Weak GOP Leadership Refusing To Pass The SAVE America Act”; “Trump Has A Plan To FIX The System, And Its GENIUS”; and “Clay Travis Calls Out The WNBA's INSANITY In The Best Way Possible.”

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From TheBlaze's The Glenn Beck Program on YouTube, captured on October 11, 2026

The Tucker Carlson Show

The Tucker Carlson Show is an online show hosted by Tucker Carlson, who has been attempting to rebuild his influence within conservative politics and media in the years since being fired by Fox News, increasingly pandering to far-right Christian and antisemitic corners. Carlson’s show, which self-identifies as a news and politics show on Apple Podcasts, has at least 5.77 million subscribers on YouTube and was included in The New York Times’ July 31 study.

The channel earned over 347.8 million views from March through August, more than the nearly 325.1 million views the channel garnered from last October through March. But the channel's subscriber growth has declined, adding 260,000 from March through August — which is roughly a third of the subscribers added during the preceding time frame (620,000).

Episodes of the show are on YouTube, with guests including right-wing media figures Russell Brand, Mike Cernovich, Alex Jones, and Milo Yiannopoulos, former Trump administration official Joe Kent, and Father Chad Ripperger, who is an exorcist. Carlson’s episode titles include “Ex-CIA Agent Speaks Out: JFK, 9-11, UAPs, MLK, MKUltra & Everything Trump Is Hiding”; “BREAKING: Congress Moves to Commit Treason and Allow Israel to Forever Enslave America’s Military”; “Buying Pastors & Stalking Churchgoers: Israel’s Longtime Heist on the Christian Church Exposed”; and “The Secret History of Biblical Giants, Demons, and the Advanced Civilizations Before the Great Flood.”

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The Matt Walsh Show

The Matt Walsh Show is an online show from The Daily Wire hosted by Matt Walsh. The show, self-identified as a news and politics show on Apple Podcasts, has at least 3.46 million subscribers on YouTube, and was included in The New York Times’ July 31 study.

The show's main channel, which includes episodes and clips, added 90,000 new subscribers March through August and earned nearly 96.6 million views — more than the views for the preceding time period (78.5 million) and triple the amount of new subscribers (30,000).

Episodes and clips of the show are on YouTube, with titles including “The Emmett Till Story You've Heard Your Whole Life Is A Lie”; “Gay Asian Left-Wing College Student Lights Cross On Fire To… Teach Republicans A Lesson?”; “‘TRASHY’ Woman Just Singlehandedly Took Out The Entire DEI Movement”; and “Men Used To Conquer The World. Now They Track Their Sleep.”

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From The Daily Wire's The Matt Walsh Show on YouTube, captured October 4, 2026

Which right-leaning shows still earned significant views on YouTube, even though their growth and viewership declined?

Based on our study, we identified 5 shows with hundreds of millions of views on YouTube from March through August even though their subscriber growth and viewership declined.

These shows also included 2 of the right-wing creators assessed in The New York Times’ study — Benny Johnson and Megyn Kelly — who earned 284.4 million and 226.8 million views on YouTube, respectively, from March through August.

Here are the other 3 right-leaning online shows:

Shawn Ryan Show

The Shawn Ryan Show is an online show hosted by Shawn Ryan, a former Navy SEAL and CIA contractor, that covers news and politics but self-identifies as a society and culture show. It has at least 6.62 million subscribers on its main YouTube channel.

The channel earned nearly 729.4 million views from March through August, a decline from October through March (758.4 million).

Episodes and clips of the show are on YouTube, with guests including Candace Owens, Megyn Kelly, right-wing YouTuber Nick Shirley, and former Trump administration official Joe Kent, and titles such as “Father Ripperger - A Demon Told This Exorcist: ‘It's How I Took Your Government Out’”; “Are We Close to the End Times?”; and “Are We About to Go to War With China?”

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Asmongold

Video game streamer Zack Hoyt, better known online as Asmongold, has pivoted to politics, regularly streaming about news and current events and pushing extreme rhetoric about immigrants and ideological opponents. He has at least 4.71 million subscribers on his main YouTube channel, where he posts parts of his streams, and at least 1.87 million subscribers on a channel dedicated to clips.

From March through August, these channels earned nearly 540.5 million and 328.6 million views, respectively, which is down from 664.4 million and 417.6 million views from October through March.

On these channels, Asmongold posts clips with titles including “Nobody hates women more than women..”; “These fing people VOTE…”; “Who the fck fires a cop’s gun??”; and “Women have some explaining to do.”

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The Iced Coffee Hour

The Iced Coffee Hour is an online show hosted by real estate investor and YouTuber Graham Stephan and Jack Selby — “a former PayPal exec and longtime managing director to Peter Thiel’s family office, Thiel Capital” — that covers news and politics but self-identifies as an business show. The show's main YouTube channel has at least 1.66 million subscribers, and the show has at least 454,000 subscribers on a channel for clips.

From March through August, the show's two channels earned over 214.5 million and nearly 23.7 million views, respectively, which is down from 259.9 million and 30.3 million views from October through March.

Episodes and clips of the show are on the two channels, with guests including online influencer Clavicular (real name Braden Peters), YouTuber Logan Paul, Nelk Boys co-founder Kyle Forgeard, Shark Tank co-host Kevin O'Leary, and right-wing YouTuber Nick Shirley, and titles including “Something Is Seriously WRONG With American Men”; “How POLITICIANS Are Ruining America”; “‘I Got Banned For Saying This!’ Steven Crowder Reveals Who’s REALLY Running The US Economy”; and “‘They’re Stealing From Us!’ Adam Carolla Exposes Who’s REALLY Destroying The Middle Class.”

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“My goal ... is to radicalize people as much as possible”: Asmongold's extreme rhetoric about immigration and ideological opponents

The video game streamer, who routinely engages in political punditry, has an enormous online presence, with over 9 million current followers across platforms and 2.4 billion views on just his active YouTube channels in 2025

Written by Gideon Taaffe, Noah VanDowe & Ben Van Bloem

Published 07/10/26

Video game streamer Zack Hoyt, better known online as Asmongold, has emerged in the right-leaning media landscape as an influential political commentator. Now he is urging a future Republican administration to go “Old Testament” on perceived political enemies and take a harsher approach to immigration, including by denaturalizing citizens and rounding up “parasite” immigrants and anti-ICE protestors.

Hoyt has an audience of millions who tune in to watch the streamer scroll through social media, play video games, and react to the latest news. Alongside gaming content, Hoyt pushes right-wing talking points on subjects ranging from “identity politics and progressive values” to immigration, amassing 2.4 billion views on his YouTube channels alone in 2025.

And while his streams often have a stream-of-consciousness feel, Hoyt has a clear agenda, as he explained while talking about migrants in the United Kingdom: “I want to make one thing extremely clear. My goal with talking about this stuff is to radicalize people as much as possible. I show this and I portray this stuff in the most extreme and negative way so I can make people angry and they'll be willing to follow the solutions that I want them to follow. Because I don't want people to get this confused. I have a very clear goal with the way that I express this stuff.”

Hoyt has praised anti-Muslim activist Tommy Robinson and white nationalist Nick Fuentes for their comments on immigration and for being “willing to put it on the table and risk their platforms by saying this stuff, and I respect that as somebody who would not do that.” Hoyt continued, “In a big way, if it wasn't for them doing what they did, I wouldn't be able to do what I do.” He further explained that he sees his “role” in the media ecosystem as acting as a bridge between the far-right white nationalists and more “mainstream” figures: “I try to take a slightly more mainstream position — and there are people that are more mainstream than I am. Like people like Piers Morgan, I would say, is also mainstream to that extent. Now his opinions borderline on being disagreeing with mine, but fundamentally, I think that he has the best interests of Western society in mind even though he says stupid things a lot of times. But it's about trajectory.” The trajectory Hoyt is on is one that calls for political repression and anti-immigrant policies.

Hoyt has used the kind of “extreme and negative” content described above to argue that anti-ICE protesters should be placed in “camps” for “mandatory labor,” that Trump should go “Old Testament” on political opponents, and that immigration enforcement and deportations should be more aggressive. He has also made it clear to potential 2028 presidential candidates that if they pledge to use the National Guard against protesters, denaturalize citizens, and act like a “psycho,” then his vote is up for grabs.

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Asmongold is urging for a candidate in 2028 who will impose harsh punishments on political opponents and immigrants

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Right-wing media's immigration wish list: Kill the bipartisan Dignity Act, more mass deportations, and fewer paths for legal immigration

Right-wing media are trying to pressure Republicans to move even further right on immigration

Written by Torri Lonergan & Isabella Sherk

Published 04/24/26

Right-wing media figures are rejecting recent messaging from the Trump White House to back away from calls for mass deportations and attacking bipartisan immigration legislation. These personalities have gone so far as to accuse the GOP of “pushing for mass amnesty” and “surrendering our country to foreigners.”

They are advocating for harsher anti-immigration policies — demanding that President Donald Trump enact his most extreme campaign promises for mass deportations, calling for “a 10-year ban on all immigration,” and encouraging Trump to start “denaturalizing citizens” and “removing lawful permanent residents.”

While the Trump administration slashes legal immigration, some congressional Republicans have backed away from mass deportations and cosponsored the Dignity Act}:

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“No Kings” rallies highlight how right-wing provocateurs generate content for right-wing media

Right-wing criticism of No Kings protests are being fueled by videos from TPUSA Frontlines, FreedomNews, Nate Friedman, Julio Rosas, and others

Written by Gideon Taaffe & Jack Winstanley

:{Published 04/08/26

Right-wing media have been using video content from right-wing content creators, many of whom describe themselves as “independent journalists,” to attack the March 28 “No Kings” rallies, claiming protesters had “idiotic things to say,” calling protesters “quite terrible” people, and accusing them of engaging in “terrorism.”

This is just the latest example of the feedback loop between right-wing media and a variety of online influencers and content creators who have emerged to create and distribute content that spreads right-wing narratives on social media. These creators, some of whom have affiliations with right-wing outlets and organizations like FreedomNews and Turning Point USA’s Frontlines, have become part of the right-wing media ecosystem, as right-wing media figures have come to rely on them for on-the-ground footage and evidence in support of longstanding right-wing talking points.

These content creators and so-called “independent journalists” descended on the March 28 No Kings rallies in several U.S. cities — including New York City, Nashville, Las Vegas, Dallas, and Los Angeles — for content, using their videos to push the longstanding right-wing narrative that anti-Trump protesters are violent or paid.

While 74 arrests were reported in relation to protests in Los Angeles, the No Kings rallies drew out an estimated 8 million people across the United States. Despite the overwhelming number of protesters engaging peacefully, right-wing content creators highlighted confrontations between protesters and police.

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Right-wing media blamed Iran for bombing of Minab elementary school, but reporting suggests it was a US strike

Reporting indicates that a US Tomahawk missile likely hit the school, yet right-wing media blamed the attack on Iran and downplayed the killing of children because “things happen in war”

Written by Torri Lonergan, Ben Van Bloem & Isabella Sherk

Published 03/11/26

Right-wing media blamed Iran for the likely U.S. bombing of an elementary school during initial U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran on February 28. As evidence mounted that the U.S. was likely at fault, right-wing media called it “disinformation from the enemy.” The strike killed about 175 civilians, largely young children.

Multiple mainstream news organizations have now verified a video that appears to show a U.S. Tomahawk missile hitting a building near the school as part of an attack on an Iranian naval facility next door. Additionally, Defense Department investigators have reportedly determined that the U.S. was likely responsible for the strike. However, right-wing media figures claimed to have “photographic evidence” that Iran was behind the bombing, downplayed the killing of school children, and cast doubt on reporting about the strike, calling the entire story “a lie that has been completely retracted.”

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Zachariah "Zack" Hoyt (born 1990),[1] also known as Asmongold, is an American YouTuber, content creator, online streamer, and political commentator. His content was primarily focused on World of Warcraft,[2][3] but he now covers politics as well as video games and topics related to gaming culture. He was a co-founder and co-owner of the streaming, gaming, and content creation organization One True King (OTK), based in Austin, Texas.[4] He was also a co-owner of Starforge Systems, a computer company specializing in selling prebuilt gaming PCs.[5] He stepped down from leadership positions at both OTK and Starforge after facing backlash over anti-Palestinian comments he made on a Twitch stream.[6][7]

Early life

Zack Hoyt was born in 1990 in Florida and raised in Austin, Texas.[8][9] He grew up with an interest in video games, particularly role-playing games (RPGs), and was introduced to World of Warcraft by a friend in 2006.[10] He quickly became captivated by the game and began playing it extensively.[11] Hoyt later attended college, but dropped out to focus on his streaming career.[12]

Career

With the release of World of Warcraft Classic in 2019, Hoyt's popularity surged, and he became one of the platform's most prominent streamers in that year.[13][14] He remained one of Twitch's most popular World of Warcraft streamers during the Shadowlands launch in 2020.[15] On July 3, 2021, he played Final Fantasy XIV for the first time before hundreds of thousands of viewers.[16]

After Elon Musk was accused in January 2025 of paying third parties to boost his Path of Exile 2 account, Hoyt challenged Musk to prove that he himself had leveled a character to 97 in hardcore mode, after which Musk unfollowed Hoyt on X, removed his verification check, and posted a screenshot of their private messages. A community note under the post stated that leaking private messages without permission generally violated X's guidelines.[17][18] Musk later deleted his tweets and the two have subsequently interacted with each other on X about other topics.[19]

In November 2025, Hoyt was named in a lawsuit filed by the streamer Mizkif as a defendant alongside fellow streamer Emiru, OTK Media Inc., Mythic Talent Management Inc., and King Gaming Labs Inc. for reputational harm, lost earnings, and emotional distress.[1] The lawsuit came after Emiru accused Mizkif of "psychological and domestic abuse, stalking, harassment, sexual assault, and threats of blackmail", which was then amplified by Hoyt during his livestreams.[20]

Business ventures

See also: One True King

In October 2020, Hoyt co-founded One True King (OTK), a streaming and content creation organization, with other content creators, including Mizkif and Sodapoppin. In August 2022, he announced OTK's new PC building company, Starforge Systems, in collaboration with fellow content creator Cr1TiKaL.[21] The company received backlash over the high prices of their products, to which they responded by reducing their prices by $100.[22] In February 2023, Hoyt cofounded the talent agency Mythic Talent alongside fellow OTK member TipsOut, serving in an advisory capacity.[23][24] On February 21, 2025, Hoyt announced that he had stepped away from his leadership roles within the organization.[25]

Political and social commentary

In 2022, he contacted Republican senator Ted Cruz to discuss regulating loot boxes in video games. Cruz was non-committal.[26]

In early 2024, Hoyt, alongside other prominent YouTubers, aided in spreading "anti-woke" conspiracism around Sweet Baby Inc.'s work in promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion.[27]

:{:{In a Twitch stream on October 14, 2024, Hoyt called Palestinians "terrible people" from "an inferior culture" that "kills people for their identity" and "is directly antithetical to everything Western values stand for."[28][7][29] He also said that they "have genocide built into Sharia law right now, so, no, I'm not going to cry a fucking river when people who have genocide that's baked into their laws are getting genocided". This statement was later called a "racist tirade".[30] }:

His ZackRawrr account on Twitch was banned for 14 days due to violating the platform's hateful conduct policy.[6] Hoyt initially made a brief apology on Twitter which was criticized by PC Gamer, stating "that quite a few people don't consider "my bad" a sufficient expression of contrition and reconsideration for espousing grossly racist attitudes".[30] Hoyt later released a more extensive apology stating he had "slowly devolving into the most mean-spirited, rude, nasty, callous, psychopathic version of [him]self" and he would take a break from streaming. He would also step down from his leadership positions in OTK and Starforge Systems.[29][31]}:

:{By 2025, political commentary had become a major component of Hoyt's streams. On one occasion, he mocked Democratic Congressman Al Green's disruption of President Donald Trump's 2025 Congressional Address, stating that Green's actions make "people think [he's] a fucking retard."

Hoyt has also expressed support for universal basic income and a constitutional right to abortion. He has said that he places no weight on "principles or morality", describing such views as "top-down ideas that are given to you by the elites."[32] As part of his political commentary, Hoyt claimed that "every trans kid is a victim of a parent with mental illness".[33] Despite Hoyt's claims that trans children have been "groomed" into being trans, he has said he would respect the pronoun choices of his own children.[34]}:

Scholar Adam Ruch cited Hoyt as an example of a video game critic who believed that left-leaning, "woke" perspectives were forced into video games. According to Ruch, Hoyt attributed this perceived influence of "woke" perspectives in games to ESG, arguing that left-leaning games were more likely to attract investment from large fund managers.[35]

Awards and nominations

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  1. Houle, Kamran (2024). "The Paranoid Style of Internet Politics: Gamer Backlashes and 'Politics' as Imposition". POLIS: Sociology & Anthropology Undergraduate Journal. 1.
  2. Snavely, Adam (October 14, 2024). "'I don't give a f**k, they're terrible people': Asmongold sparks huge backlash with Palestine comments". Dot Esports. Archived from the original on May 3, 2025. Retrieved October 15, 2024.
  3. Diaz, Ana (October 17, 2024). "Why Twitch banned Asmongold". Polygon. Retrieved December 3, 2025.
  4. Chalk, Andy (October 15, 2024). "Asmongold suspended from Twitch following racist tirade about Palestinians". PC Gamer. Retrieved December 3, 2025.
  5. Chalk, Andy (October 16, 2024). "Asmongold steps back from OTK and says 'I need to fix my f***ing life' after racist rant about Palestinians: 'I have been slowly devolving into the most mean-spirited, rude, nasty, callous, psychopathic version of myself'". PC Gamer. Retrieved December 3, 2025.
  6. Kornhaber, Spencer (April 25, 2025). "'All We Wanted to Do Was Play Video Games'". The Atlantic. Archived from the original on April 25, 2025. Retrieved August 31, 2025.
  7. Taaffe, Gideon (December 11, 2025). "Asmongold, one of the largest US streamers on YouTube, has leveled up from gaming to politics". Media Matters for America. Retrieved January 11, 2026.
  8. Hansford, Amelia (November 5, 2025). "Asmongold stuns right-wing fans by saying he'd respect his trans child's pronouns". Pink News.
  9. Ruch, Adam (2025). "Forced: Perceptions of "Woke" Politics in Video Games". International Journal of Communication. 19: 2008–2027. ISSN 1932-8036.
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Asmongold, one of the largest US streamers on YouTube, has leveled up from gaming to politics

The video game streamer — who has 2.4 billion views on YouTube just this year — also seems to be courting Nick Fuentes

Written by Gideon Taaffe

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Zack Hoyt, better known as Asmongold or Zackrawrr on Twitch, has become one of the most popular right-leaning online personalities in the U.S. after building on his success as a grungy video game streamer. His popular stream-of-consciousness political punditry often includes right-wing messaging, presented under the guise of gaming industry criticism.

Recently, Hoyt appears to be trying to court white nationalist influencer and Holocaust denier Nick Fuentes, who set off a wave of right-wing media infighting around his October 27 interview with former Fox News host Tucker Carlson. Hoyt says he doesn’t agree with all of Fuentes’ politics, but he has argued that the podcaster is speaking for “disaffected young men” and suggested it’s unwise to ignore his views. In November, Hoyt commented that Fuentes should have been nominated for a streamer award and hinted at doing a stream with Fuentes in the future, saying it’s “not a matter of if, but when.”

Hoyt’s own online presence is massive.

He amassed 2.4 billion views across his two active YouTube channels in 2025, according to Media Matters’ analysis based on data collected from Social Blade. In fact, his YouTube views this year are the highest among the hundreds of right-leaning podcasts and streamers Media Matters tracks.

His active YouTube channels, Asmongold TV and Asmongold Clips, have nearly 5.8 million subscribers combined.

He has 2.2 million followers on his Zackrawrr Twitch account, where he regularly streams.

Hoyt got his start by making videos of himself playing World of Warcraft, an online role-playing game that he estimated in 2022 he had played for over 36,000 hours. Over the years, he has cultivated a massive fan base of “roaches,” named for a viral clip of a cockroach climbing on him while he streamed from a trash-strewn room. These fans have dubbed him the “roach king” and they seem undeterred by his claims about not showering for months, changing his pillowcase only twice in his life, buying thrift-store clothes rather than doing laundry for years, and falling through his roof in search of a dead animal.

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From the August 2, 2025, edition of Asmongold TV, streamed on YouTube

Hoyt has accepted the label of “roach defender” and claimed, “I stick up for people that I think are being mistreated and people that are being misrepresented. I think that's what I do more than anything. Obviously, whether it’s Zoomer incels or anything else, I don’t really care. The only thing that I care about is making sure that, you know, people get a fair shake more than anything.”

Asmongold hypes drama between streamers and attacks supposed left-wing bias in the video game industry

In a profile of Hoyt in The Atlantic last spring, Spencer Kornhaber described him as someone “playing the role of a buddy on the couch” — but “a buddy with a lot of opinions” — saying he watched Hoyt’s channel to “understand what it means for politics to be processed through the lens of video games.”

Hoyt’s right-wing shift follows a legacy of outrage against inclusivity in gaming, specifically as it pertains to women. Kornhaber wrote:

Indeed, Asmongold’s foray into political commentary often seems to have been undertaken half-heartedly. The gaming world’s rightward drift can be traced back to the “Gamergate” controversy of a decade ago, when a vocal slice of gamers organized an angry backlash to game designers and journalists who had been trying to make the art form more diverse and inclusive. “All we wanted to do was play video games,” Asmongold said in a recent stream. “And then they had to put girls in video games. And so now we have to elect Donald Trump to stop that.”

Hoyt typically ends his streams by playing a video game, but the first few hours are often filled with his commentary on streaming drama, the gaming industry, and politics.

Industry drama is a never-ending source of content for Hoyt as he comments on popular streamers, criticizes streaming services, and feuds with other creators. Left-leaning streamer Hasan Piker is a frequent target (see Hoyt’s YouTube videos with clickbait titles like “Hasan crossed the last line,” “Hasan is getting cancelled,” or “Hasan was FORCED to address this”). Last year, Hoyt appeared on Piker’s stream for a debate after Hoyt described Palestinians as “terrible people” from “an inferior culture.”

Hoyt is also a major critic of the gaming industry, and he’s even drawn recognition for that commentary from Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX).

In 2022, Hoyt announced on a stream that he had contacted the senator’s office about “loot boxes,” mechanisms that allow gamers to buy in-game cosmetics or advantages with real dollars that Hoyt had described as “predatory.” On his own podcast days later, Cruz expressed agreement with Hoyt, describing the issue as a problem of “gambling and kids,” and extended an invitation to talk to Hoyt.

However, many of Hoyt’s critiques revolve around perceived wokeness and diversity in games.

In November, he criticized a remake of the game Gothic that desexualized some female characters, bemoaning the “army of swamp hags that are in these video game companies that are ruining your video games to make themselves feel better about being fat.”

In another video, he attacked a video game review site as “totally captured by identity politics and progressive values.”

In October, Hoyt claimed developers of the popular Assassin’s Creed series had made a “political messaging device,” adding, “I could have sat in my room and played video games my whole life and I would have never been involved. But then they had to go and add a girl into my fucking game. And you think that I'm not going to burn the whole motherfucking place down? Metaphorically.”

Asmongold pivots from video game criticism to right-wing talking points

While Hoyt became known for gaming, these days he spends much of his streams discussing politics with his chat.

In August, Hoyt came across a post on his Reddit page that noted, “At Gamescon, they’re currently showcasing a game about illegally crossing into the US and processing the trauma of being a minority with real audio clips from real illegals.” (The game, Take Us North, is described by its creators as an “interactive narrative that follows the journeys of migrants and asylum seekers on their way to cross the US-Mexico border.”)

Hoyt exclaimed, “I have to see this. I have to see this. This is content.”

As he watched a presentation on the game, Hoyt started attacking migrants, saying, “They’re stealing the jobs. They’re creating more traffic. They overload social systems. They steal people’s identities to get government benefits.”

Content is king to Hoyt — and for him, the king of content is President Donald Trump.

The streamer has repeatedly referred to Trump as the “content president” while discussing his press conferences and tweets. He reacted to Trump’s Thanksgiving post that called Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz “retarded” and advocated for “reverse migration,” saying, “If you were to take, like, an AI and generate a president that would do things based off of my stream, it would generate a statement like this.”

But Hoyt has some reservations about Trump, arguing that he should be “more authoritarian”:

He complained that Trump is “not more authoritarian,” saying “I don’t think he goes even 10% of how far I would want him to go,” and called for the government to “black bag” liberal judges. He continued, “Anybody throwing a rock, anybody threatening with a knife, a federal officer, just instantly shoot them.” [YouTube, Asmongold TV, 8/25/25]

Hoyt also argued for Trump to go “Old Testament” on his political enemies. He continued, “Houses raided, I’d have gone through all their stuff, I would have done everything. I would take and charge them with as many possible things as I could. And the — whatever the worst thing possible is, that's what I would do, because they tried to do it to me.” [YouTube, Asmongold TV, 10/17/25]

In November, he lamented getting “scammed” by Trump’s second presidency, saying, “We were promised a dictator and we didn't get one. I thought we were going to get a real one, and we didn’t.” [YouTube, Asmongold TV, 11/22/25]

Often Hoyt’s political commentary comes in response to videos from right-wing media, and he frequently turns to Fox News. He also uses footage of anti-ICE and anti-immigrant protests from Turning Point USA through its Frontlines initiative and reacts to videos from right-wing personalities like Dave Rubin or Carl Benjamin (known online as Sargon of Akkad).

His outlandish reactions, honed on video game and streaming content, are frequently directed at immigrants, left-wing politicians, and the LGBTQ community, among others:

In April, Hoyt claimed, “Every trans kid is a victim of a parent with mental illness.” [The Express Tribune, 4/6/25]

In July, he said that if he was a politician he would “put in prison or to institutionalize 2% of the population at a minimum.” [YouTube, Asmongold TV, 7/17/25]

In August, he argued, “We should do as many things as possible to stop people from voting.” He added, “If I could figure out a way to stop 80% of the population from voting, I would do it,” telling his audience, “How do you win to make sure that Democrats don't get elected? Remove the systems that get Democrats elected. No more mail-in ballots, don't count illegals on the census, redraw all the districts and get rid of the Democrat districts.” [YouTube, Asmongold TV, 8/19/25]

In October, Hoyt called for anti-ICE protesters to be used for “compelled slave labor.” He called for mass arrests and felony convictions to “effectively disenfranchise them out of the voting system” but argued ICE shouldn’t injure protesters, saying, “I'm not a fan of that, only because I would want to utilize their bodies for compelled slave labor. That's the only reason.” [YouTube, Asmongold TV, 10/8/25]

In October, Hoyt also advocated for ICE to detain people in front of their children, saying, “I think they should do it more.” He said, “I guess I don't have a heart. I'm totally OK with it. I think they should do it more. Just because you have your kids with you doesn't mean that you're immune to consequences.” [YouTube, Asmongold TV, 10/11/25]

In November, he said that “as a white person, I would never vote for” Mamdani “in a million years.” He said, “As a white person, I would never vote for this guy. Never. Not in a million years. Even though I agree with him on a lot of these topics.” [YouTube, Asmongold TV, 11/5/25]

He called for the deportation of residents who are in the U.S. legally if they are “causing trouble.” He then bartered, “I see Trump deport their ass, then maybe — maybe I'll vote for him for the third term.” [YouTube, Asmongold TV, 11/28/25]

Hoyt’s political commentary has led to some consequences. In October 2024, he was suspended from Twitch after claiming he didn’t “give a fuck” about civilians killed by Israel and declared that Palestinians had an “inferior culture.” In May, Hoyt was edited out of a rapper’s video that featured several streamers. The rapper, bbno$, claimed he censored people “whose values I do not support” and “emphasized that the funds generated by the music video will be donated to the Palestine Children's Relief Fund.”

Asmongold shifts his focus from streamers to pundits as he cozies up to Nick Fuentes and attacks critics

Hoyt has been vocal about the recent right-wing media infighting over former Tucker Carlson’s interview with white nationalist Nick Fuentes, calling it “one of the best interviews.”

Following right-wing pushback to the interview, Hoyt praised Carlson for dismissing condemnation from other conservative voices, saying, “Absolutely based fucking response. I am not accountable to you, I am accountable to my audience, and that’s it. I love this. Thank God — thank God we’re moving away from this weird virtue-signaling garbage.”

After Fuentes said on his show that he wants to “collaborate” with Asmongold, Hoyt responded that it’s “not a matter of if, but when.” He also acknowledged that “Nick brings in views” and said of Fuentes’ politics, “Some I agree with, some I don't. ... It's not like I agree with everything he says, but I agree with a lot of it.”

Hoyt also argued against some of those who criticized Carlson for interviewing Fuentes, saying, “Let's say theoretically, somebody you think is a Nazi, right, gains a tremendous amount of prominence inside of a political space. Do you think that it’s a good idea to not like — how long do you think you should pretend like they don’t exist until you acknowledge that?”

He has even gone as far as to say fascists and neo-Nazis “have a solution” to political problems, adding, “You might not like it.”

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“We need to get these people out”: Right-wing pundits cheer Trump’s calls for “remigration”

Written by Payton Armstrong

Published 12/08/25 mma

Right-wing media figures are applauding President Donald Trump and his administration for their apparent support of “remigration,” a far-right immigration policy associated with forced migration, mass deportations, and ethnic cleansing. These figures said remigration and “reverse migration” are “critical,” “necessary,” and “what we need.”

The administration’s support for remigration was also celebrated by prominent white nationalist media figures, who declared that “Trump promises us the best immigration policy possible: NO NON-WHITES.”

The Trump administration is seemingly embracing “remigration,” a policy associated with ethnic cleansing and mass deportations that has been pushed by the far right

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  1. ### Mainstream media ignore Trump’s planned Office of Remigration, a term for ethnic cleansing

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  1. ### YouTuber Brett Cooper argues “remigration” is “necessary”

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October 3, 2025, edition of AsmongoldTV, accessed on YouTube

[CLIP BEGINS]

DECOY VOICE (YOUTUBE PERSONALITY): I just wonder if even the military can save a place like deep blue Portland. As over in Japan—

[CLIP ENDS]

ZACK HOYT (HOST): They absolutely can. The way that you do it is you take all of these people, you arrest all of them, you charge them with felonies, you change the federal law so people with felonies can't vote in elections, and then you effectively disenfranchise them out of the voting system. That way, nobody has to deal with them anymore. And if they have a problem with that and they cause issues, then you put them in prison and you force them to work. There you go. Problem solved.

...

HOYT: Just put spikes on the vehicles? As much as I would want them to run over the protesters, I think that would cause issues. And, also, if you run over the protesters, I don't really care if they do it or not, but I wouldn't really -- I don't think it's necessary.

Like, if a citizen gets their car surrounded, I think they have the right to drive through the protesters. I do, because it's endangering their life, and every person has a right to self defense and self preservation.

That being said, if let's say, you run over their leg, well, then we're going to have to fix their leg, and it costs a lot of money. And then you can't make them work in the prison because their leg could be broken or their arm could be broken. So it causes you to lose money in the long term. So I'm not a fan of that, only because I would want to utilize their bodies for compelled slave labor. That's the only reason. It's not like I have a moral obligation against it. Absolutely not.

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As Trump sends the National Guard into US cities, right-wing media celebrate and call protests “an insurrection”

10/08/25 1:26 PM EDT

  1. ### A Trump-appointed judge just demolished right-wing fearmongering about Portland

10/06/25 1:00 PM EDT

  1. ### Right-wing streamer says “we should do as many things as possible to stop people from voting”

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Right-wing streamer says “we should do as many things as possible to stop people from voting”

Zach Hoyt, also known as “Asmongold”: “I think that if we could do more things and put up more hurdles and speed bumps for people to vote, that would be good. ... If I could figure out a way to stop 80% of the population from voting, I would do it.”

Written by Media Matters Staff

Published 08/19/25

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Citation

From the August 18, 2025, edition of Asmongold TV, streamed on YouTube

ZACK HOYT (HOST): Basically, my outlook on it is, I don't know whether mail-in ballots - Like, I am of the mindset that I think we should do as many things as possible to stop people from voting. I think most people that vote are retarded. And I think that if we could do more things and put up more hurdles and speed bumps for people to vote, that would be good. Because most people that vote are retards, and so I don't wanna have that happen. Straight up. If I could figure out a way to stop 80% of the population from voting, I would do it. “Crazy take, but based." See, everybody thinks that -- everybody thinks this is crazy. But anybody that like -- I mean, I've played classic WOW before. I know what the average person thinks like. Trust me. I'm right. Trust me. Trust me. Trust me. I know it doesn't sound good to say, but it's true.

...

See that's what they're trying to do, is that -- how do you win to make sure that Democrats don't get elected? Remove the systems that get Democrats elected. No more mail-in ballots, don't count illegals on the census, redraw all the districts and get rid of the Democrat districts. And then whenever the vote happens, for them to vote on losing indefinitely, as soon as they don't vote, then you arrest them and now you kick them out of Congress. Like, I mean yeah. I mean, it's -- they're really -- they're going all the way with this shit.

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