The speaker, Emma Chamberlain, is discussing her recent podcast episode where she read out hate comments from her audience. She starts by stating that she doesn't usually wear beanies due to her oily hair, but she decided to for this video. She then introduces herself and explains that she's going to read out specific hate comments from her podcast.
She begins reading out the comments, which include a lot of people calling her annoying and others suggesting she's on drugs. She also mentions that she was a little bit hyped before the podcast, which led to some negative comments. She also talks about how she was called a hipster, which she finds offensive.
She then moves on to the comments that called her a basic ass, which she finds hurtful. She also mentions a comment that told her to die, which she found extreme. She also talks about the use of the word "like" in her speech, which she uses frequently and is aware of.
She then discusses a comment that suggested she should slow down her speech, which she finds amusing. She also mentions a comment that suggested she's a 50-year-old mother, which she finds absurd.
She then talks about a comment that asked who she is and why everyone is freaking out about her. She explains that she's nobody and that people are freaking out because she uses the word "like" a lot.
She ends the video by saying that she loves her fans and that she tries to look past the negative comments and only pay attention to the nice ones. She also mentions that she has a "list" of people who are on her "list", and she hopes she doesn't move around their furniture when she dies. She then thanks her fans for supporting her and ends the video with the word "hipster".
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is a transcript of a YouTube video by Emma Chamberlain, where she reacts to hate comments from a podcast she did with Cody and Kelsey.
2. Emma Chamberlain is a 16-year-old hipster who likes indie music and coffee.
3. She was accused of being annoying, pretentious, basic, entitled, and on cocaine by some of the commenters.
4. She used the word "like" a lot, which some commenters suggested as a drinking game.
5. She tried to be humorous and sarcastic in her responses, but also said she was hurt by some of the comments.
6. She thanked her supporters and said she loved them.