Yes. I do take them serious.

First of all, I feel like the 2 are genuinely trying to do something good. And I think they're attempting to cater their content to the youths, because this is the type of content teenagers like to watch on YouTube nowadays. Street Interviews, Reaction Videos to subjects relevant to modern teenagers. Some folks might say it is low quality content when you sit down to watch an interview with a Prn actress, but do you realize how many, especially teenagers, are struggling with Prn addictions?

Yeah, I know there are more 'professional' videos with Islamic backgrounds regarding this issue, but some people just don't like sitting down, listening to a Sheikh or Scholar (no offense to them, may Allah be pleased with their efforts) for 15 minutes, who says P*rn is bad because this and that and gives you Qur'anic references along the way.

That's how teenagers are sometimes. And it's also not fair to look at Ali Dawah and Mohammed Hijab's 'worst' moments, cut them together and make a video about it, sarcastically talking about their Dawah in the title and making it look like all their content is like that.

I'm not saying that they are untouchable Saints and everything they do is great - But you have to respect the effort and be fair in judging the two. You don't have to like them or their content, but how many of us here in this subreddit actually go out and spend so much time going out to talk to strangers about Islam like Ali Dawah and Mohammed Hijab. Criticize them, but don't make them look like idiots with videos like these. May Allah help us all in becoming better Muslims.