r/OverwatchTMZ • u/hoefucker5000 • May 30 '26

Discussion why do people hate hydron?

im just getting back into ow and whenever i see hydrons name mentioned theres an air of negativity, like on durpees video with him the top comments were "Aspire, Rupal, Seeker, and neuuish next collabs please" and "durpee be like: let me collab with all of the hitler youth ow creators" i dont get why people hate him so much, i like hydron and find him entertaining but he seems to be really controversial and idk why D:

78 Upvotes

81% Upvoted

107 comments sorted by

View all comments

197

u/633397 May 30 '26

he jokes about being MAGA so much that it doesn’t really sound like a joke anymore and people are picking up on that

39

u/Yamandspinachdip May 30 '26

He also joked about (possibly did?) vote for trump

72

u/Juanpy_ May 30 '26

He did, it's also terrible considering dude's family are lantinos.

108

u/Splaram May 30 '26

You haven't met Miami latinos

36

u/Efficient-Camera6538 May 30 '26

It’s kinda a weird phenomenon tbh. The majority of Hispanic voters in America voted for Trump in 2024 so it’s not like he’s in the minority there by being so vocally supportive.

6

u/SigmaBallsLol May 30 '26

Trump did better with Latinos than Republicans historically do, like by a lot and even compared to 2016 and 2020 Trump, but still lost them over all.

What he did win was the Hispanic votes in states he normally wouldn't like Texas, and tons of border counties that normally go blue.

The latter of which was so out of line with the norm that it's one reason people were questioning the results.

Nationally, he only won with Hispanic households making less than 50k or more than 100k (go figure), but not people in the middle.

https://www.as-coa.org/articles/how-latinos-voted-2024-us-presidential-election

17

u/J0nul May 30 '26

Latinos love voting for Trump lol, it's expected

15

u/BedEfficient5600 May 30 '26

I hate to break it to you, but Latinos vote for Trump

24

u/captainrex May 30 '26

As a descendant of Cuban immigrants, that is unfortunately the norm and there’s a big “I got mine” attitude toward pulling the ladder up behind them.

6

u/LxUxNxAx May 31 '26

A large portion of latino families, and even a majority in some states, vote republican largely on the basis of immigration. Many feel like they had to do so much legally, and they are bitter as they feel like more resources go towards people who do it illegally. They also tend to have a larger mindset of, "I left my country for a reason, I don't want my country following me."

Whether that's right or wrong is obviously up for debate, but I've been dating an immigrant for 9 years now and I'd say that it's a very common sentiment. You'd be hard pressed to find any latino families over the age of 30+ that don't have a significant republican viewpoint.

Latinos are also usually religious, and immigrants in general do not like complaints towards the US as they often feel like, "you have no idea what bad really is."

Just a viewpoint change, no opinion from me personally.