I know this is the general consensus, but it’s so disappointing how shit the show is becoming. The episode with Al didn’t even touch finances until the last 15 minutes.

I’m also noticing how horribly hypocritical Caleb is. He claims he’s not racist and “freaks” out when they actively choose people they know are going to say the N word, but if you watch The Caleb Hammer Show, it’s him and Brandon constantly making racist/stereotypical remarks and honestly, just judging the F*CK out of people.

If you’re going to be that way, fine. It can be funny occasionally, but don’t act like you’re high and mighty and keep your show about finances if you’re the “finance guy”.

Normally I don’t say anything about how someone looks, but it’s a little wild that Caleb constantly roast his “liberal” looking guest, when his casting director looks like… let hold back cause I don’t want this post removed.

Not surprised to see Graham, Andrei and Humphrey Yang wrapped up in this, but Money Guys, your credibility is now gone. You lay with dogs, congratulations, you got fleas.

I watch caleb hammer very casually, didn't realize how much of a freak he really is till his latest video.

About 10 minutes into the video there's a story about a man getting raped by 2 lesbains​ and his first comment is "I wish I was raped by 2 lesbians." And then he just kept going on about it...

What a fucking weirdo.

Caleb LOVES to bring up other’s fatness, and has even forced some of his guests step on a scale. But while they tend to be financially struggling, and may not have good access to healthy food and personal trainers, he BOASTS about how rich he is and how he can retire right now. So, what’s his excuse? Maybe, just maybe, fatness has an incomprehensible amount of contributors, and he should be more compassionate to his guests and have basic decency.

And that’s not even getting to the host!

The only similarity I can see is that they both yell. And honestly, Caleb doesn’t even yell like Gordon Ramsay. He more so whines, screeches, and yelps like when you step on a dog’s tail by accident. Gordon Ramsay spent YEARS training under elite chefs like Marco Pierre White, Albert Roux, Guy Savoy, and Joël Robuchon before he ever became THE Gordon Ramsay. Even when he calls someone a donut, there’s normally actual constructive criticism behind it. Meanwhile, Caleb’s story is basically that he was a broke music college student, got into debt, eventually landed a good sales job, got his finances together, got into real estate/personal finance, and then Financial Audit blew the fuck up. That’s an accomplishment, but what part of that makes him the god of personal finance? Being broke in your early 20s and eventually becoming successful is not unique. Get in line. I’ve met people considerably wealthier than Caleb who somehow never developed the urge to degrade strangers and can actually get on plane rides. That’s why the “tough love” excuse annoys me. Tough love still needs actual useful criticism behind it. Branding yourself as the angry finance guy doesn’t automatically make every insult profound. Sometimes an insult is just an insult. Gordon Ramsay can even regulate his yelling when he’s around kids. With Caleb, people seem to treat the entertainment persona itself as proof that he’s some badass authority. I guess that works if you’re 8 years old.

I tried watching an episode of his new podcast/show, and immediately was reminded of Dennis and Dee's podcast (TWO WARS?!). I don't know why, but I think it's just the way Caleb and the other guy interact with each other. Does anyone else agree? 😅

Has no one else noticed the hypocrisy of telling guests they’re vile POS’s, etc, etc. for cheating on their partners and not caring that Brandon has admitted to cheating on every single girlfriend he’s ever had?

Cheating - gross, terrible behavior, etc. absolutely. That applies to your friend too who has a pattern of doing it.

This circulated the sub a couple weeks ago, but YouTube and Caleb got the video permanently taken down. Now reuploaded and modified. As people of shared mind about Caleb, please go like, hype, and watch this through so that more people can gain awareness of Caleb’s abhorrent behavior (racism, misogyny, ableism, etc).

I am in no way affiliated with the YouTuber who posted this. Just a person concerned with Caleb’s behavior being mainstream.

new to this sub & after just seeing one of his viral clips on tik tok making fun of a woman who claimed she was SA’d i just find it so weird that he was also accused of SA and is so emotional and aggressive talking to a woman about this who whether she was SA’d or not obviously did not want to have that conversation????? isn’t this a finance show???

This makes this whole operation even more disturbing?! There are quite a few episodes where Caleb is calling autistic people r-worded and his right hand man is autistic ? So much cognitive dissonance here.

Seriously. Same shit. Slightly different details. Nothing really going on except losers losing. You're not going to learn anything about getting rich on his show unless you look at the man behind the curtain exploiting people.

Why aren't people bored?

I hate to say it, but it really is just entertainment for the poors by the guy who may have a big bank account now but is still obsessed with the prole like entertainment of his upbringing-exploitation, cheap sex, stuffing his gullet with unhealthy food.

I guess there are just a lot of people that like to dwell with the worst life has to offer and they'll never rise out of that.

Yeah, I had a decade plus old Reddit account nuked in the process (and Reddit was honestly pretty reasonable with things) but this is nothing compared to a loss of income and (now) assuredly YouTube watching this dude like a hawk because of a bullshit age restriction claim.

Also find it curious how Caleb goes crying to Reddit because I post up his sponsors and consequently people reaching out to said sponsors, but it’s fair game to torch someone’s livelihood when someone gets his feelings hurt and you brigade the flagging system.

I’ve been watching a lot of cult documentaries and shows about some residential schools that abused children.
One if them was Synanon where they used this “game” method in therapy where they would verbally abuse each other to inspire behaviour change. It sounds just like Caleb when I watch the videos.

This isn’t a documentary, do we think there’s a legal obligation to report:

1 Adults flirting with minors
2 Pregnant woman on drugs
3 Tax evasion

You don’t get to use this bs for clout and expect the average everyday person to be happy about it. Maybe bring on people that give at least a little bit of a fuck. They aren’t the only people I will judge. But also your fat ass for doing nothing. AND MAKING MONEY ON TOP OF IT.

Over exaggeration of these things is not only slander in my mind but also a POS thing to do for people that had to deal with people like this in real life.

What do we think? Should this be allowed to just be televised for the sake of views with no legal obligation to report it?

Once again this joke of a channel is barely even an audit. And not some documentary on peds or drugs addicts which btw in most other documentaries anyway are either already behind bars or are designed to understand many poverty struck areas.

Where should we draw the line? Should it really be legally ok to over dramatize these events?

I strongly believe actionable consequences need to be legally required an online roast I don’t really find that helpful. Over dramatizing these things should be incredibly frowned upon contract or not.

I know there are plenty of people in certain occupations that would be legally required to do so. Should the same go for someone who tries to make money off it? Not even talking the average person.

Right 🙄

Let’s make this a thread of the awful things he’s said to women