Documentary recaps of the moments subreddits tore themselves apart.

Each episode walks through one community drama — the mod coup, the deleted thread, the Fox News interview, the day the splinter sub got bigger than the original. Sourced from r/SubredditDrama, r/HobbyDrama, r/OutOfTheLoop, and the Reddit archive. Receipts on screen. Dry narrator. No clickbait.

Drops daily.

If you've ever watched a subreddit you loved go private, get brigaded, lose its mods, monetize its mods, ban its founders, or fragment into three rival forks — this channel documents how it happened.

Submit a drama: comment on any episode with "r/X · [year]" and we'll look at it.

New here? Start with "The Day r/antiwork Imploded" and work backwards.