All rise for the honorable judge, Ethan Klein.

This episode is sponsored by Honey.

Thank you, Baylitz, Officer Klein.

Please have a seat.

Everybody please be seated.

Thank you for joining us today to another session of content courts.

Today we analyze the antics of TikTok pranksters.

Pranks, as you know on YouTube, used to be rampant and they were all set on probation.

They fled criminal prosecution to TikTok where they now are basically committing the same atrocities they once did on YouTube openly on TikTok.

This court is going to hear the cases and try these offenders.

We have on charge today, Kobe Person, Logan Paul, Mo Bradbury, Papa John, twist, Vitaly, all the usual suspects except Papa, an unusual suspect.

We are going to hear the cases from our prosecutor, AB, and the defense attorney, AIE, and I will declare this court is now in session.

Prosecutor, will you please make your opening statement?

Thank you, Your Honor. Ladies and gentlemen of the court, we know that YouTube can be a very strange and bizarre place.

If it wasn't for YouTube, the world may have never heard the term mommy make-up day.

If it wasn't for YouTube, the world may have never heard the song every day, bro.

We may in fact have never heard a Disney Channel flow.

And if it wasn't for YouTube, we have not known of J-Station Ordering Gay Poltion from the Dark Web at 3 a.m.

See, it is actions like these that require us to take action against this type of content.

And in the past, creators such as yourselves, your honor and bailiff, and creators like I-Dubs have stood against this type of content.

And these creators have somehow migrated to TikTok.

So once again, we must shed light on them and we must take action.

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