Danny Gonzalez - H3 Podcast #213

TL;DR

H3 Podcast #213 features Danny Gonzalez discussing his fan community, recent four-million-subscriber milestone, temporary ankle condition, and approach to hair products. Danny explains that he named his audience “Greg” while making a 2017 video about Jake Paul, after briefly calling his fans “goons.” Read on for his full explanation of the name and the personal stories shared during the conversation.

Transcript

welcome everybody to the h3 podcast i am of course your host the fresh prince of dead air this episode by the way is brought to you by ring i have a 5.45 on wiki feet unlike our guest here who danny gonzalez who has a very sad 3.5 your thoughts danny is that true i look it up now before every guest comes on wikifeet danny gonzalez which i you know ... Read More

Key Insights

• 🖤 TikTok is a platform where various challenges and trends emerge, regardless of their lack of logical explanation.
• 😀 Influencers often face copyright claims and demonetization on their content, highlighting the challenges of online platforms.
• 🏛️ Social media provides a unique opportunity for influencers to connect with their audience and build a following.

Questions & Answers

Q: Why does Danny Gonzalez call his fans “Greg”?

Danny chose “Greg” while making a 2017 video about Jake Paul and looking for a name for his own fan base. Unable to devise a satisfying pun based on Danny Gonzalez, he picked a different name and liked how “What’s up, Greg?” sounded as though he were addressing one person.

Q: What did Danny Gonzalez call his fans before “Greg”?

Danny said he called his fans “goons” for a while, based on “goon Gonzalez.” He eventually abandoned that name and settled on simply “Greg,” rather than “Greggers” or “Greg gang.”

Q: How many subscribers had Danny Gonzalez recently reached?

The host said Danny had recently reached four million subscribers and described his channel as being on the rise. The earlier reference to four trillion subscribers was a joke, followed by the clarification that the milestone was four million.

Q: What happened to Danny Gonzalez’s foot?

Danny said an autoimmune issue caused arthritis-like swelling in his ankle and other joints. It began around the time he got married, and photos from his honeymoon showed the swollen foot.

Q: How long did Danny Gonzalez’s joint problem last?

Danny said the temporary condition lasted about six months before going away. He also confirmed during the conversation that his foot was now back to normal.

Q: Did urgent care determine why Danny Gonzalez’s foot was swollen?

Danny said the urgent-care staff in Hawaii did not know what was causing the swelling. They even asked whether he had recently been in a car accident, but the condition eventually resolved on its own.

Q: What was Danny Gonzalez’s WikiFeet rating during H3 Podcast #213?

The host initially said Danny’s rating was 3.5, then checked and corrected it to 4.39. Danny explained that people may have raised the score after he tweeted about his previously low rating.

Q: What hair product advice did Danny Gonzalez give on the podcast?

Danny said he uses a product that may be pomade, gel, or wax and prefers a matte finish. He suggested that applying product before the hair is fully dry can leave it looking shiny or wet, so drier hair may produce a different result.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• Influencer attempts to do a proposal trend, ends up falling into bushes.

• Man fails to execute a backflip and faceplants into the ground.

• Woman gets caught in a wave at the beach while striking a pose.

• Influencer tries to capture a perfect shot on top of a horse, but ends up falling off.

• Group of influencers perform a failed synchronized dance routine while Simon Cowell remains unimpressed.