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Ahrelevant
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Ahrelevant(Rele) is an American live streamer and political commentator who semi-frequently interacts on stream with Destiny. Rele discovered Destiny during his time as a moderator on fellow streamer Hasan Piker's discord. Due to his penchant for debate, Rele eventually found his way onto several political podcasts with Destiny, and the two have eventually became friends.

Rele is roommates/friends with DariusIRL. The two will typically be seen on stream together, whether with Destiny or on their own channels.

Ahrelevant was nominated for the 2021 Destiny Award for Ally of the Year and got second place, only 3.8 points behind Eristocracy.

Notable On Stream Appearances with Destiny

The N-Word Debate

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"I've never been more gaslit in my entire life..." - Destiny Debate ft. Hasanabi, TheSerfsTV, & More

Main Article: "I've never been more gaslit in my entire life..." - Destiny Debate ft. Hasanabi, TheSerfsTV, & More

On October 22, 2019 Ahrelevant participated in a political panel hosted by MindWaves. The panel featured Destiny, Hasan Piker, TheSerfsTV(AKA Lance), Pxie, Bastiat, Kormantine and Cole James Cash. Four topics were discussed during the panel, among these topics included a recent Canadian Election, usage of the n-word in private, the 2020 Democratic primary , and Mark Zuckerberg's secret meetings with Conservatives. The second topic, usage of the n-word in private, took up the bulk of the podcast's time and was by far the most tumultuous of the topics discussed.

Throughout the topic, Ahrelevant was more or less in agreement with the totality of Destiny's position and was fine with the word being used in private. This was much to the chagrin of those opposed to the word's use in private, and resulted in Kormantine questioning Ahrel's "blackness" at one point.

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32:22 Ahrelevant provides his input on the topic, asserting he is fine with Destiny saying the word in private. Cole responds that Ahrelevant needs to "spend time with [his] own people". Mindwaves steps in, and ridicules Cole of accusing Ahrelevant of "not being black enough" to have an opinion. 57:06 Kormantine asks Mindwaves why he's surprised by the behavior of African American's on the panel such as Cole given the nature of the topic. Destiny points out that he has had this same conversation with several other African Americans who were much more calm, namely Ahrelevant and Trihex. 57:28 Ahrelevant is given the opportunity to speak, he states he agrees with Destiny given that he is referring to "edgy-jokes" in general. 1:06:32 Kormantine argues he would be able to have a discussion on this topic with Ahrelevant given that he is a fellow African American. He continues, asserting that white people are unable to be challenged by African Americans without getting frustrated. Destiny retorts that it is disgusting for Kormantine to "even pretend" that such grievances are even mildly related to the topic at hand. 1:07:05 Ahrelevant points out that Kormantine has told Pxie to be quiet several times throughout the podcast. Kormantine reiterates that anybody who is not black should not voice their opinion on this subject. 1:10:15 Ahrelevant asks Kormantine if he believes race-play is something two consenting adults should be allowed to do. Kormantine answers in the affirmative, but argues a distinction is at play between a consenting adult wanting to do something versus feeling the need to do something to feel accepted by the "dominant class". Ahrelevant likens this to the topic at hand, arguing one would have to make a better vetting process for the individuals they choose to make those edgy jokes around. Kormantine then denies the comparison altogether, arguing adults consenting to kinks in a relationship is not equivalent to adults consenting to jokes. 1:12:32 Kormantine and Ahrel argue for some time, with Ahrel taking great issued with Kormantine effectively silencing 75%(all the white people) of the panel. 1:13:15 Kormantine asserts that every argument he has made is backed by evidence, and every argument against him is backed by feelings. Ahrelevant and Kormantine continue to argue for some time. 1:15:04 Kormantine responds to Ahrelevant's race-play comparison, arguing if a black individual in such a scenario were to consent he sees no issue. However, he caveats that he would question why a white person in such a scenario would have such a kink. Kormantine maintains that the two subjects are incompatible, Destiny takes issue and argues that spousal oppression/rape(man over women) has existed for just as long if not longer than oppression over minorities. Destiny goes on to chide Kormantine for consistently pivoting throughout the conversation. 2:03:59 Hasan asks if Ahrelevant's would prefer if Destiny lied about his position. Ahrel responds he would not be comfortable with that, and points to how a content creator could face massive feedback if such logs were leaked if their public stance was being strictly against the word. 2:06:35 Ahrel explains that "not looking like a grifter" is very important, as one would be unable to trust any perspective from a grifter. 2:10:56 Following Pxie explaining that lying about one's position may be a viable solution, Ahrel responds. He describes his personal experiencing growing up as an African American, and dealing with individuals trying to sell him stuff because of his race and eventually finding out they were grifting. He concludes that he would prefer to side with people who are straight with him, rather than putting on the guise of being "pro-poc". 2:12:09 Hasan asks Ahrel how he feels about the n-word(hard r) being used in private. Ahrel argues context matters when talking about the n-word with a hard-r, and explains he would not be comfortable with people using the n-word(har r) in private unless they were aware of the racial rammifcations of such language. Ahrel provides the example of not caring if someone like Bernie Sanders says the n-word in private. 2:13:31 Kormantine takes issue with Ahrel stating he'd be okay with someone like Bernie Sanders saying the n-word in private. Kormantine goes on to question Ahrel's blackness and argues he would be unable to stand beside Civil Rights protestors. 2:14:35 Kormantine informs Ahrel: "Your blackness does not make you answerable here my brother". 2:33:32 Ahrel disagrees with Kormantine's framing of his prior arguments, and defends Destiny. 2:35:13 Ahrel draws a parallel between Hasan’s use of Soviet imagery and his stance that Destiny should avoid publicly stating he uses the n-word in private. Hasan counters that the difference between his and Destiny's perspective, asserting that destigmatizing the hammer and sickle is far more conducive to progressive ideals than normalizing the n-word. 2:49:19 Destiny addresses the study Kormantine linked earlier int he panel, and explains how it lacks relevance to the argument. Kormantine responds by explaining he did not in fact cite the study Destiny is viewing, but rather those linked in the footnotes. Kormantine begins to offer to go through those studies, but Destiny cuts him off and informs Kormantine that he has no desire to engage with him further on the topic. The exchange continues, and the two argue for some time headily. Kormantine leaves the call, claiming to be frustrated by individuals on the call yelling at him. Destiny takes issue with this, arguing he has received several hate threads since the beginning of the podcast. Ahrel chimes in, and claims to have received several direct messages calling him a racial slur. 2:58:45 Ahrel inquires about Lance's main point of contention.

Destiny in moderation

Main Article: Destiny in moderation

Ahrelevant was a guest on one of the 3 episodes of Destiny in moderation along with Trihex. The two argued about cash reparations for African Americans. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWdpSwn6EUI

Destiny Takes Extreme Position In Cancel Culture "Debate" WIP

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vMCisOCiOQ

Destiny & Ahrelevant vs Jonzherka & Infrared WIP

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YOk3oDYyNgM&list=PLbkU4zy5HB2f2B0I_OWF3D9B2fGHFFKbA&index=2

Destiny RIZZ REVIEW with Darius, Farha and Ahrelevant WIP

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wn_So7ET_k4

"Talking to destiny about me being a misogynist" WIP

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bsydMySN4LM

Vaush Debate LOOPS And Goes Completely Off The Rails WIP

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgYHdrVaKX4

Destiny Finally SNAPS, Almost Bans Entire Panel Addressing MrGirl False Allegations WIP

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-irtug0-WYE

Destiny JUMPS IN Lavlune convo and it gets AWKWARD

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXroxMp-sO0

Interview w/ Gen Z Congressman Maxwell Frost | CANVASSING ROUNDTABLE WIP

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7wnD1RdIxU

Caleb Hammer segment

2024-11-10 -DariusIRL: rent memes ~19 minutes of retard rent math with Ahrelevant overpaying for some reasonhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?t=12038&v=8X3QMorrNqg

Ahrelevant at the 2024 election stream WIP

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VItF2AEL4ZE

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