Heartwarming / Drunken Peasants

• The Drunken Peasants normally have no mercy on anyone who believes in conspiracy theories involving the Illuminati, aliens, and reptilians. With that in mind, they were surprisingly nice with Patrick Coleman, a man who claims to be such a person. It helps that Patrick isn't a Jerkass like the show's other targets.
  • Patrick Coleman later claimed that his appearance on Drunken Peasants saved his life, by leading him to check into rehab for his mental health. However, he still believes he is a psychic, shamen, and medium.
• In a news story where a homeless man was shot and killed by cops for no reason, the hosts are quick to come to the defense of the homeless man and call out the cops for what they did.
• Though John McCain may be one of the show's many political targets, Ben admits that he at least respects McCain for surviving in a vietnamese prison camp for several years.
• In one of Tim the Bartender's videos towards TJ and the Drunken Peasants, he stated that his videos were being flagged by TJ's fans. The Drunken Peasants responded by saying that they don't support flagging other people's channels and telling their fans to stop doing it.
  • In the same episode and video, Tim asked if he could come on the show. The very next show, not only is Tim on, but he gets along with the hosts better than anyone expected.
• The Peasants' interactions with "gTime" Johnny Merill, while definitely one of mockery, comes across more good-natured than some of their other targets. This is helped by the fact that Johnny actually sends the hosts videos for them to lampoon and analyze, and even thanked them personally on his channel. The Drunken Peasants have even had him as a guest twice.
• Scotty's story about when TJ got high after his wisdom teeth were pulled. TJ kept telling Scotty, "Scotty, I'm bisexual. Do you still love me? Do you still love me, Scotty?" Scotty's reply? "Yes, TJ, I still love you."