Exposing The Oliver Tree Myth

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I thought part of the joke was how obviously fake the hardcore scooter tricks were. I honestly didn't realize anyone thought they were real.

I can't attest to Oliver Tree's background, but to anyone who thinks 15 is too young of an age to get addicted to drugs, and get kicked out of your parent's house, you live a very idealistic world, or have never seen extremely awful home lives of many kids around the world. My friends and I would regularly be out all night, and not come home, sometimes even for days at a time. Most of us got groomed by adults at a young age into that lifestyle as well. There is a reason the whole, "Its 10:00 o'clock do you know where your children are?" thing happened.

Last time he was on H3 he acted completely normal, no fighting, it was nice to see him act like a normal person.

I just saw him in Atlanta, and he told everyone he was born in Emory (local hospital), and everyone went wild. I'm sitting there like, "You know he's bullshitting right?"

As someone who opened for hundreds of dubstep DJs, I promise none of us are cool

he's a performance artist. the line is blurred on purpose.

The scooter stunt double is part of the act. Im sure oliver is mismatching slips and skate shoes on purpose. Hes alway bringing out alt olivers.

drug addiction does not have an age limit my dude.

idk about you guys, but to me it kinda seems intentional he changed the details about the scooter crash (not sure if the order was set by you to make it funnier or if it's the actual order in which those events happened) just to make it funnier, the "metric meters" only adds up to it :D what do you think?

Bloke is just playing a character of that dorky dude that repeats the same stories but he purposefully changes minor details so you know that his character is a bullsh*itter. It's actually really good satire and oddly enough, well thought out. He's just a modern day Ali G/Borat

been a fan since i first heard forget it in 2017. i was honestly shocked to see him become a name that people knew or were talking about. super happy for him he’s a great musician, best album of 2020 imo

15 in from America and addicted to drugs is very common

Crazy how no one remembers when he worked with Getter on his planet natural album.

Imagine making a 25 minute unironic video about proving Oliver trees jokes to actually be jokes

This man's whole life is a genius comment on the relationship we have with celebrity in the age of the internet. He knows exactly what he's doing, and I feel like the whole thing is satire and a way of sneaking that genuine artist who wants to be taken seriously in amongst a crowd of distractions. I'm not even a big fan of his music, but I still feel like he's one of those rare artists who understands the culture well enough as to be several steps ahead of the game every time.

An interesting factoid is that Steve-O actually did go to clown college

Recently Jimmys voice been sounding like hes been hitting the gear the night before 😂

You should do a video on the ultras subculture. Its one of, if not the biggest subculture in the world. Don't just talk about the fights, talk about the dedication, the effort put in to tifos and pyro, the struggles of smuggling pyro into the stadiums and of hiding your identity, putting your mask on under blankets and changing clothes etc. Talk about the role politics play, the battles against police, the law and UEFA etc. You'll get a lot of new traction from all the ultras around the world.

he dropped his character the most during the Steve-O interview, and it was really amazing. he still kept up the bit though of course. i hope he keeps it going literally until he dies of old age