Sam Hyde
As part of the new MF DAZN X Series, which will see the biggest names in entertainment, sport, and lifestyle facing each other in the ring, KSI goes up against Swarmz and Luis Alcaraz Pineda on the same bill. The rest of the evening will feature additional thrilling matchups between other social media superstars, including Deji v Fousey and FaZe Temperrr v Blueface.
Bill has a new employee! Meet Corinay, a sharp little cookie MBA who's ready to kick butt and do business with the Big Boys in the Clubhouse. Here at L.L. Bean, Bill Griefer runs a tight ship- his hand selected Bros innovate daily in an environment that is safe and nurturing. Can Corinay join the ranks, or will she launch into some hysteric fit? Whatever happens, it's not Bill's fault!
Idubbbz meets with alt-right comedian, Sam Hyde, to learn more about the irreverent personality. Idubbbz isn't fully prepared for Sam's elaborate stunts.
In 2017, actor Shia LaBeouf launched a political art project called 'HE WILL NOT DIVIDE US’ that ran for four years. But what began as a spirited display of resistance against the divisive presidential election result quickly devolved into an internet meme.
Happy World Daddy is an avant-garde experimental niche marketing campaign targeted at antisemitic bodybuilders and eCelebrity-obsessed firearm aficionados. Happy World Daddy is one of the first warning signs of prodromal schizophrenia, characterized by unprovoked manic laughter, socially unacceptable behavior, distrust of authority figures, and paranoid thinking. Happy World Daddy is a loopy hellride through the rapidly-decaying collective unconscious of a dying empire, as narrated by a coked-up pro-wrestling color commentary team. Happy World Daddy is a conspiratorial underground comedy ARG which is closely monitored by several FBI agents on a daily basis to make sure that the joke hasn’t “gone too far” yet.
Unnatural forces, from the powers that be, cause subversive sketch comedy trio, Million Dollar Extreme, to have their late night adult swim program 'World Peace' cancelled and subsequently blacklisted from all major networks.
Sam Hyde of Million Dollar Extreme is back with a series of new improvisational sketches and pranks.
The year is 1998. Hero cop Smocaine and his partner Deuce stake out the crime-riddled back alleys of South Daytona Beach. The duo spot a truckload full of P2P and Crank being shipped in by local scumbag Spider. Smocaine knows firsthand what drugs can do- Whenever he shoots a hot batch of heroin between his toes, he turns into some kind of super cop.
An autistic romp through the fractured lands and timelines of America in search of the infamous war criminal Joseph J. Kony. Jessica Kellen, a super secret mercenary hired through pure nepotism must now prove herself. Can she catch Joseph Kony? Can she defeat his armies of Child Soldiers and even as friend turns to foe can she find the power to push past it all for her goal?
Million Dollar Extreme's World Peace Clip: John Maus Prison
Million Dollar Extreme Presents: World Peace, a satiric vision largely set in a post-apocalyptic world. The popular sketch group is comprised of Sam Hyde, Charls Carroll, and Nick Rochefort.
Sam Hyde stars in this satirical talk at Rutgers University. Donning the persona of Jennifer Anniston, he delivers a witty speech that covers a myriad of topics surrounding college, society, and art. With free Panera at the end.
While trying to acquire scrap metal, a trio of criminals unknowingly vaporize the progeny of the Houses of Bush and Clinton.
A platoon of eagles and vultures attack Hollywood, California. Why did the eagles and vultures attack? Who will survive?
Nick was a kind and loving father, who had worked hard to put a roof over the heads of his children. But somewhere along the way, one of his sons got caught up in the fast-paced, rough and tumble life of a street hip-hop rapper. The halls grew silent, the walls cold, and every waking minute was punctuated by the inability of Charles to be twice the son his father needed. Then one day, something magical happened. A family was reunited, as if in a storybook. For a while, they were a family again. Sam put his hip-hop days behind him and his dad and brother welcomed him home, with loving arms. Charles agreed to let bygones be bygones, and soon the boys were back to their boyish selves, hearty laughs around every corner. Just goes to show ya, the power of family. But... Can a fantasy last?
Featuring writing by Sam Hyde, Jan Rankoski, Andrew Ruse, and other fans, Sam Hyde commandeered a TEDx talk held at Drexel University, delivering a video filled to the brim with surrealist humor and biting socio-political satire.
NOW THIS BEGS THE QUESTION: DO JAPANESE PEOPLE HAVE SOULS? A satirical talk stabbing at Japanese and Otaku culture, presented at a Vermont anime convention. Complete with Sam Hyde's usual off-wall humor and disregard for his audience.
