Activist David Hogg expressed confusion regarding the amount of media coverage directed toward political streamer Hasan Piker. In comments made on Sunday, Hogg suggested that the media's focus on a digital content creator is disproportionate, especially when compared to the actions and rhetoric of actual elected officials.

Hogg stated, “To be honest with you, I find it kind of weird. Like he’s a streamer. This guy is not an elected official.” He further noted that there are many politicians currently in office who are making what he described as “incredibly horrible” statements, implying that these individuals should be the primary subjects of media scrutiny rather than independent commentators or streamers.

The Hill reports these comments as part of a broader discussion on how media outlets choose their subjects for political coverage. While the report captures Hogg’s perspective on the prioritization of public figures, it does not provide a response from Piker or an analysis of why media outlets have chosen to focus on his platform. The report focuses strictly on Hogg’s critique of the media landscape and his belief that the current focus is misplaced.