Blocked and Reported Premium: Brianna Wu vs Everyone
Nov 13, 2025
This installment dives into the social media storm surrounding #stickergate and the polarizing figure of Brianna Wu. The hosts dissect Rachel Doodles' stickers and her unique persona, while analyzing the authenticity of hate mail she receives. A controversial cartoon and its implications spark lively debate, exploring themes of racism and parody. The hosts also delve into how online harassment can unexpectedly boost a creator's visibility and sales, unveiling the complexities of niche social dynamics.
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Own Your Research Mistakes
- Hosts correct earlier misinterpretations by revisiting context and acknowledging research gaps.
- Jesse admits he failed to sufficiently research Emily Eustis's racist tweets before criticizing her work.
Parody Claim Versus Patterned Racism
- Katie and Jesse discuss Emily Eustis's history of overtly racist tweets and firing from the Phillies.
- They show how parody claims collapse against a pattern of explicit racist statements.
Invisible Forums Fuel Sudden Harassment
- Viral attention can be unpredictable and come from obscure forums or accounts.
- Small creators may face sudden waves of harassment from invisible corners of the internet.