During a “Digital Social Hour Podcast” recording on August 10, 2026, political commentators Def Noodles and Yoseph Haddad got into a physical altercation mid-podcast. For context, the Digital Social Hour Podcast, which was created by YouTuber Sean Kelly, consistently features debates between people with different political and religious ideologies.
On August 10, clips of Def Noodles and Haddad grabbing each other over a podcast table went viral on social media. For context, Def Noodles, whose real name is Dennis Feitosa, is a Republican candidate in Los Angeles and a content creator. Yoseph Haddad, on the other hand, is an Arab-Israeli journalist, social activist, and public speaker who volunteered for the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF).
The clips were from a larger debate on the podcast where Haddad had discussions against “a group of anti-Israel activists.” Def Noodles, who accused Haddad of “bombing kids,” was seemingly part of this group, and things escalated during their debate. Before the fight, Feitosa said to Haddad:
“You genocidal ****ing freak! Shut the **** up… You wanna play?”
After a bit of grabbing, the two attempted to get into a fight, which people on the Digital Social Hour Podcast set broke apart. Haddad was then escorted away, but the fight continued into the building’s parking lot. Here, Feitosa continued with his allegations against Yoseph Haddad, saying:
“You need a big man to do your work, you ****ing loser. The same way you popped kids… You bombed kids, and need two people to hold me back.”
As Haddad’s security guards held Def Noodles back, the former recorded the situation, laughing as he said he “wasn’t trying to fight” Feitosa. That being said, Feitosa continued to push and ultimately got his hands around Haddad. Haddad’s security then pinned the Republican candidate to the ground, as Haddad attempted to punch him.
Ultimately, the chaos was broken apart again, and the two went their separate ways.
Looking at the aftermath of Def Noodles and Yoseph Haddad’s altercation during the Digital Social Hour Podcast
After clips of their tussle went viral, Def Noodles and Yoseph Haddad took to X and shared their views.
Haddad posted first, calling Feitosa a “groyper,” which is an online follower belonging to the “Groyper Army,” a far-right, nationalist political movement tied to activist Nick Fuentes:
“I was attacked by a groyper in the U.S… he just didn’t realize he had picked a Golani soldier I came today to take part in a filmed debate against a group of anti-Israel activists, with the person debating me constantly changing. At one point, a man who was clearly a groyper came up against me. Even in the studio, he started cursing and turning the argument into a physical confrontation.”
Later on, Haddad announced that he “filed a police report” against Feitosa:
“I have filed a police report against my attacker. He will soon be arrested and I hope he’s prosecuted here in the US. People like him have one place – behind bars.”
Def Noodles took to his X page and called Yoseph Haddad a “self-admitted child killer” who hid behind his security guards during the altercation. During the debate, Feitosa claimed Haddad “joked about and demeaned the very people killed in those operations”:
“This guy is a former IDF soldier, a commander, by his own description. He admitted to ordering numerous bombings and tacitly admitted to ordering strikes on schools. Throughout the debate, he joked about and demeaned the very people killed in those operations. I have never stared evil of this magnitude in the face.”
In other news, Nick Fuentes announced he’s taking over Kick, and people can expect more gaming streams and commentary in 2026.
Edited by Vishnu Menon