[3] According to founder Jason Y. Lee, the purpose of Jubilee's content is to “provoke understanding and create human connection” across political spectrums.

[3] Several prominent figures, including Pete Buttigieg, Ben Shapiro, Destiny, Charlie Kirk, and Dean Withers, have appeared in Jubilee's "Surrounded" series.

[4][8][9] Kyndall Cunningham of Vox described the "Surrounded" series as a "satire of what debate has become in the age of Trump: extremely competitive, theatrical, and unbalanced (literally and emotionally) to boot."

Comparing the series to a "MrBeast-inspired game show", she noted that online political debate content such as Jubilee's has increased in popularity in the Trump era.

[8] The Michigan Daily criticized Jubilee for platforming right-wing activists, including Ben Shapiro and Charlie Kirk, who hold transphobic and anti-abortion views.