Ethan Klein inadvertently shows folder and files on his computer labeled Ludwig, Denims, and Sanchovies

YouTube content creator and H3 Podcast host Ethan Klein inadvertently showcased a folder as well as files on his personal computer named after other content creators such as Ludwig, Jean "Denims" and Karim "Sanchovies." Although no further details are available on their content, netizens have speculated — based on the name of the files — that they contain a list of Terms of Service violations allegedly committed by the creators.

The names of the visible files were "ToslistSanchovies" and "ToslistDenims." On the other hand, the visible folder was titled "ludwig."

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Ethan Klein shows files and folder allegedly containing a list of ToS violations by content creators

Ethan Klein (H3H3) revealed that he had folders of evidence and ToS violations for people he didn’t like, such as Ludwig, Denims, and Sanchovies byu/Gokuto7 inyoutubedrama

A screengrab from Ethan Klein's recent video, titled why does nobody care? has been posted on multiple subreddits, including r/youtubedrama and r/LudwigAhgren. As showcased in the picture, Klein seems to have stored certain files and folders dedicated to content creators he has previously been in conflict with.

For example, the differences between Ludwig and Klein arose after the latter laughed out loud while watching a video of Ludwig's girlfriend and fellow content creator Blaire "QTCinderella" crying. This resulted in Ludwig eventually stating that Ethan Klein was "mean." Even though he apologized for his behavior, since then, Ethan Klein has spoken out against Ludwig on multiple occasions.

Further, he had criticized Denims and other content creators after they appeared on a panel at TwitchCon which focused on ranking content creators based on categories such as "Arab" and "Loves Sabra" (which is a reference to a brand that is associated with Israeli ownership).

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Recently, Ethan Klein's wife and H3 podcast co-host Hila Klein stepped away after praising former Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, who had previously made controversial comments about Gaza. While discussing Gallant being sacked by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on the H3 podcast, she labeled Gallant as a "really good guy."