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Hasan Piker tells comedian he's always wanted to be a 'champagne socialist' in satirical interview

Hasan Piker told comedian Ziwe he's always wanted to be a champagne socialist, discussing his experience at an Oscar party and his $2.7 million home.

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Hasan Piker tells comedian he's always wanted to be a 'champagne socialist' in satirical interview
Hasan Piker told comedian Ziwe he's always wanted to be a champagne socialist, discussing his experience at an Oscar party and his $2.7 million home.
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