The Full Story Of The Vanoss Crew

Hey everyone my name is the terrorist gamer this is my face sorry to disappoint you oh what's happening on YouTube is Minnie here and when have I done this? I just want to take this video to thank you all for all the support you've been giving me, I mean it's really amazing to watch. You come back to my channel day by day, you know, you watch my videos and support what I do. Hey guys, I want to talk about a lot of the things that have been happening online lately. Well, I didn't work with Minnie after she tried to. banishing me publicly for something i didn't do or say, ohmracker, a former member of the group

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has been coming out saying a lot of things about brian aka terrorist because he blocked me on twitter, he blocked me on twitter, that's just the facts, I don't know what he's doing on Twitter, he's blocked me, okay,

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gaming team, the most famous group of gaming YouTubers to ever appear on the YouTube platform with almost 100 million subscribers as a combined total between each member of the group and with a number of subscribers equivalent to three times the Canadian population or a third of the population of the United States, it is safe to say that there has to be some

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behind its success.

We spend our time watching content, but do we ever stop? Asking where this all started, how each member has changed and evolved as time has passed, how the drama within the group has affected each individual in terms of undercounting and reputation, these are just some of the questions that will be explored in this video. This documentary will begin with the initial evolution of Evan Fong aka Vanossgaming and grow to include each member of the team and how they have changed over the years, including the drama between terrorist Minilad Omrecker and the disappearance of many members of the group. complete evolution of the vanoss gaming team to set the stage for the beginning of this

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, we will have to go back long before 1 million subscribers before the vanoss gaming team, we will have to go back to a time when the word vanoss does not was representative of nothing more than a 2007 BMW car part Canadian High School Evan Fong Three aspects representative of the mediocrity surrounding the individual who would later be known as one of the most famous gaming YouTubers of all time if we take this known fact subsequently. about how famous Vanoss would become and how it would date back to his high school years, surely Vanoss must have spent a large portion of his early life stereotypically experimenting with the variety of consoles available at the time, well, no, in Actually, at all, I'm not really you. traditional person who played nintendo and mario and honestly i wish i could but when i was a kid i wasn't introduced to video games because my parents were trying to introduce me to things like sports, evan fong or vanossgaming he explained to me that in his early years his interests the games, say, were invested in real games rather than video games.

Vanoss explained on numerous occasions that his pre-YouTube and pre-game training days were spent primarily playing hockey, which gave him minimal time to play video games. My parents put me into sports from the beginning. and I started playing hockey when I was six years old and I played it pretty much my whole life and I took it very seriously. You know, I played competitively every year, so whether it was family rules, lack of time, or lack of desire, Evan Fong never really. He played all the video games well in his youth, except Pajama Sam and Freddy the Fish, as explained in the same video.

The first games I ended up playing were games like Fish Freddy and Pajama Sam, however, after playing hockey for a while, it can be assumed that Evan began to enjoy the competitive aspect of sports, suggesting a possible predisposed interest in try video games in high school. Evan Fong started playing Duke Nukem 3D. The first violent game he ever played was Duke Nukem 3D. possibly because it required a lot less effort than going out and playing hockey and playing Duke Nukem, he then went on to play other games released in the late 2000s such as GTA and most importantly Call of Duty 4 Modern Warfare, how the heck Is it called Soap Now Cod 4? was undoubtedly the most significant because, like many other teenagers around 2010, this game was the catalyst for Evan's interest in the website YouTube.

I myself have been watching YouTube for quite some time, since the card, four days, Evan explained that after finding out about YouTube he started watching almost all the Call of Duty YouTubers. I started to see Woody's player wings redemption. Many of the classic guys have been around for a while and hope

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y this is where the Vanos gaming channel was created. They didn't even explain to me that I really wanted to start YouTube but didn't have time yet because of school and hockey. I thought it was really fantastic. I just didn't have time to start my own channel and I just didn't do it. you have the money, you know I was in high school, it was very difficult for me to find time to start until later, but if you have seen any of the other uprise videos we have seen, you will know that watching youtube is almost always the precursor to publish on youtube, but I want to find something that I'm passionate about, that's a big goal in my life, to do something as a career that I really enjoy and I haven't found it yet, but I'm determined that after finishing high school, Vanoss started studying degree in economics and business in college around the same time Vanoss stopped playing hockey competitively and therefore had more free time for other activities.

Vanessa's increased free time along with her growing interest in video games. She led him to create the Vanoss gaming channel on September 15, 2011 at the age of 19. Then it wouldn't be long before evan fong dove in and started creating content for the youtube platform posting his first black ops 1 video on october 27, 2011, about a month after creating his channel, you know we can make this ladder go down, now this first video on the vain games channel stood out as quite unique compared to the first video of many other content creators and you might ask why the reason was because it was actually Pretty well done, as one of the comments indicates.

Vanoss is one of the only people who doesn't have an embarrassing first video. A well done and edited introduction to the channel. A clean microphone. Reasonably long subtitles. and editing all the elements that could have given us an indication of his natural talent, as well as how popular his channel could become in the long term, after this first upload, vanos began uploading several Call of Duty videos in Modern Warfare 3, including gameplay informational uploads. describing death streaks and general ramblings. Hey, what's up guys, Vanoss? Today I have a random gameplay chat video for you, however unfortunately many of these videos have been removed since now in the other evolution and fall videos we have created them normally.

It takes a while for creators to gain some traction and grow their audience, however, this was not the case with vanossgaming. His channel started growing from the beginning and many of his first uploads garnered over a thousand views, resulting in rapid subscriber growth. After uploading his first video at the end of October 2011, by the end of the year, just two months later, Vanoss had already reached 1,000 subscribers. Unfortunately, Vanoss appears to be a serial old video remover and almost all of his uploads from his first seven months on YouTube have since he was removed, however, he appears to be at this point of reaching a thousand subscribers who would disappear would change his informational video content.

Call of Duty randoms to trolling and funny moments. Well, what's up guys today? I'm going to show you a nice fun troll glitch on the map drone, so what you could do with this is you can have your teammates kill each other with their own c4. This change was apparently accompanied by a desire to start playing and networking with other creators, ultimately creating what would later become known as the Vanos gaming team. Now at first, Vanoss never set out to create a team with his name, but he simply thought he could grow faster if he played with other YouTubers who are also starting to create their channels.

When I started on YouTube, I didn't want to try to find channels and play with people who had a lot of subscribers. What I want to do is try to network with people who are just starting their channels. Like me, for this reason, Vanoss would reach out to another beginning creator named Moose Knuckle. The first guy I met on YouTube is Brock and you guys know him as Moose Knuckle who after talking online ended up sending me a message like saying thank you and we ended up just texting back and forth, started playing games together and eventually ended up becoming good friends and uh, we just started playing together and became good friends.

Vanoss then applied a similar strategy to meet the great Jigglypanda and also I'm wildcard, I met Vanoss when I started my channel, he found my first video and left a comment for us to play together and we have played together since then, eventually racing cats and s

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ing , now, the next two people I know. I met racing cats and squirologists and these two guys were subscribers of mine at the time and my channel was very small. This small group of five networked gamers eventually started posting content left, right and center. Those are the five main guys I played with for a really long time which resulted in a lot of cross-growth between each creator through collaborations.

The style of the main video was generally trolling at funny moments. It was almost the perfect style when it came to collaborations, as it was almost a requirement that other players reciprocate to create them. Funny moments, this led to numerous funny videos and it's safe to say that the audience started to like the first 5 members of the Vanos gaming team. These collaborations, as well as a massive increase in video quality, began to explode Vanoss' subscriber growth. Games went from a thousand subscribers in January 2012 to 10,000 just six months later, then 50,000 just three months later, what's up guys vanoss?

These are my 50,000 subscribers. A video, uh, something I want to bring. You guys, just as a celebration of reaching that 50,000 subscriber mark, the subscriber growth was also due to a fairly new unique idea on the YouTube platform where Vanoss was taking things said by other popular YouTubers and remixing them in songs. This is also significant. as it was where Vanoss first began creating music, an element that will be important for later parts of the video, however, Vanos did not post these videos regularly, probably due to the amount of time required to create them, so, Overall, Vanoss just continued. creating trolling videos and funny moments and this was certainly a successful strategy, however, there was a problem.

Vanoss wanted to expand his channel with different types of videos, so he started brainstorming and finally decided that he was going to try a new style of video. One day I thought it was a really good idea to maybe do autotuning and Call of Duty and just annoy people in random lobbies, but before I tried autotuning in Call of Duty, I wanted to see if there were other creators who already they were doing it. At that moment, Vanoss would come across another channel with the name of the terrorist from the games. He didn't do his English class at school.

Someone was a bad boy. He didn't go to English class. Vanoss would later create a video to promote me and the games' Terrorizer. In fact, I ended up posting a montage of his videos on my channel to congratulate him and eventually convinced him to join the Vanos gaming team. It would also be around the same point where another top YouTuber would message Vanoss, ultimately leading to another recruitment for Vanoss. gaming team, one day I got a message from this guy on youtube and he thought my videos were cool and was wondering if I wanted to play sometime, so I watched some of his videos.

This YouTuber in question is delusional and decided to become a friend. Vanessa after he enjoyed one of her trolling videos of him. First when I met vanessa I saw a video of her back in Modern Warfare 3. I messaged him on youtube and told him I really liked his video and asked him if I would ever like to play sometimes and he responded and since so, you know we've been, we've been playing together, that's how i met wildcats, these new members of the vanoss gaming team, as well as further increases in video quality, ultimately resulted in explosive subscriber growth for vanoss gaming, going from 50,000 subscribers to 100,000 subscribers in January 2013, just three months later, what's up guys vanoss?

Welcome to my special video of 100k and beforeTo start with the questions, I just want to say Thank you all so much for reaching 100,000 subscribers again, it really is a great achievement, so thank you very much for the support and around 100,000 subscribers was when the stars started to align perfectly for the games of Vanoss and he would prepare. During one of the craziest growth periods seen by any creator, just seven months after reaching one hundred thousand subscribers, Vanoss would reach one million subscribers, at which point he would reveal his face for the first time while thanking everyone for the milestone. up guys you go oss here and this is my face reveal video obviously and it's something you guys have been asking and requesting for a million subscribers and I'm not the type to talk about numbers too often on my channel but obviously one million subscribers is a big deal on the way to the 1 million subscriber milestone.

Vanessa would become friends with another important member of the Vanos Gaming team. Basically, I do. job i met through the h2o connection delirious i think vanoss sent a message delirious and asked if you wanted to play with him someday that's how we came together we all decided that just one day we would all get along i don't know exactly who i was there but We got together one day and it worked pretty well now, even though I basically work, I only had about four to five thousand subscribers at the time. I went from four to five thousand subscribers before I met all my friends.

This meeting was quite significant as it was through basically work that Vanus would meet many of the other members of the Vanos gaming team. Vanoss explained in his gta q a that through h2o delirious and basically work, he would mate with 407 and mexecutioner, so obviously I met them through Delirious and along the way I met other guys like Mini Lad Louie and Nogla because they also met they knew, many of which are essential to the long-term growth of the Vanos gaming team. At this point, everything was perfectly prepared for Vanos. begin to grow at a rate rarely seen on YouTube.

The collaborations with each creator made vanossgaming go from 1 million subscribers in July 2013 to 10 million subscribers in December 2014, about a year and five months later, I just wanted to thank you for the 10 million subscribers. I just got around to it this week and it's amazing that you guys are still watching my videos coming back to my channel all the time. Vanoss' growth strategy was pretty simple, it actually took an incredibly popular video style at the time, which had funny moments, and combined it with some of the most popular games like gmod, excuse me sir, I'm here to watch pluto nash on 3d, gta 5 and call of duty, then included multiple collaborations in each video with other great creators, other creators from the vanus gaming team who have The silent droid omrecker smitty has not yet been mentioned and is so close to the toast among many others that they made minor appearances, all of whom joined through various other creators throughout the process, and if I'm not mistaken, that pretty much covers every major individual who joined the group. venous gaming team over the years, however, as time goes by there have been many controversies that led to many creators leading the vanos team, one thing seems to be almost certain when it comes to groups on youtube, a As time goes on, conflicts, disagreements and in the case of mini- downright illegal ladder scenarios seem to rear their heads at one time or another.

Now I'll start this section by saying that the Vanus

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as a whole is still performing very well. Vanoss Moo Nogler Delirious Wildcat Terrorizer and many others continue to win. millions of views even after all these years, but unfortunately this has not been the case for all the creators on the team. First, we'll talk about the creators on the team who ended up inactive, and then we'll talk about the creators who were inactive. extradited from the group due to the drama and the members of Racing Cats, Scroologists, Mexicutioner and Silent Droid began to upload less and less as time went on, two of them now completely inactive and another two uploading occasionally every other month with little success, but perhaps the most interesting case is Louis Caliber, what is happening?

I'm obviously hanging out at Rockstar despite being one of the most prominent members of the group. Louis Caliber seems to have remained quite calm on all social networks. The videos he uploads really involve minimal effort. Seriously, this is the last time for real, but no matter how short and poorly done they are, they still get hundreds of thousands of views, which shows that they probably have one of the best reputations of the bunch, but they just haven't managed to maintain a solid charging schedule. I could make a whole video about him disappearing, so I don't think I'll go too deep with this one, and for the remaining members, there's been no shortage of recent drama.

Why not invite Minnie? I'll tell you why not. She doesn't play with us, she left and then decided to follow the stream to badmouth me and my friends, well mostly just my friends with the elephant in the room being Mini Lad. Now we've already made a

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video of Mini Lad's fall, which I'm sure many of you have already seen, so I'm not going to go into it that much, we've already done 20 minutes of that, however, I will give a rough summary and how the consequences of the incident were created. another drama between creators on the team in June 2020, mini lad was hit by the horns of the metoo movement Hey guys, I want to talk about a lot of the things that have been happening online lately, whether through YouTube or Twitter or places like that basically.

Which led to the pointless derailment of his career here on YouTube, losing 510,000 subscribers since the accusations and losing all partnerships between him and all other members of the Vanoss Gaming team. The most significant deterioration in friendship from this event was, without a doubt, between the terrorist and the mini boy. with subsequent consequences that ensure they will never be friends again. I don't particularly want to work with the guy. I know he made a video saying we're fixing things, which isn't true. The drama between the terrorist and Minnie eventually led to drama. between om wrecker and terrorister, as well as on the record, I blocked the terrorist on Twitter like he was trying, he didn't do it with me because he blocked me on Twitter, he blocked me on Twitter, that's just these are just the facts, I don't know what are you doing.

I told him that he had blocked me, so my posts indicated that the terrorist must have known about the scenario, to which the terrorist said that he obviously didn't know. He was implying that he must not have been aware of these things that are happening with Craig, which surely Brian. He knew it, this eventually led to Omrecker stating in the comments that he wasn't interested in talking to or about him, indicating that their friendship was truly over and considering terrorist games with Vanus and the rest of the team as often as possible. that this drama could lead to omrecker being banned from vanoss videos.

To conclude this video, I'll give you an overview of all the creators we've talked about and classify each of them into one of three categories: Green, being a healthy channel that is gaining relevance. significant views, yellow is a medium health channel with less views or losing influence and red for dead and irrelevant channels, the first member in the green category is vanossgaming which has 25 million subscribers and earns 100 million visits per month, you need no further explanation for your h2o position. delirious and wild are also in this category, no explanation needed, great creators with great influence.

We will also place moo nogla, great jigglypanda and 407 in this group who have influence, a regular loading schedule and reasonable views, finally we will place terrorist in this group. who despite being under fire for all the drama between minilad and omrecker still gets massive views and seems to be a nice guy with a good track record in the yellow category. I'm going to start with omrecker who despite still getting very reasonable views seems to be on bad terms with some of the members and his slightly immature attitude towards others as a terrorist probably won't serve him well in the long run.

Secondly, we will basically put I work in the yellow category, not because his carcass is dying. It's really quite the opposite if I'm honest, but he doesn't seem to play much with the disappearing group anymore judging by a quick scroll through his channel, which makes me think yellow is probably more appropriate than green, ultimately us. We'll put a mini guy in this category whose reputation is absolutely in tatters but who still gets pretty reasonable views on old videos. Ironically he's more relevant than ever because of the drama but over time I'd say he's more than likely to end up in the red category finally for the red category let's start with louis caliber if louis posted more regularly he would most likely was in the yellow or even green category, but since he has put almost no effort into content for the last four years it is difficult to put him anywhere besides red also in red we have racing cats who basically stopped uploading content for four years only to return recently and get very few views. mexicutioner and screwdriver just completely disappeared, I don't even know what their fate was.

Eventually Silentjoy stopped uploading regularly, only uploading three times in the last year and failing to stay relevant. Now guys, there are obviously more members of the Vanos gaming team that I didn't include, but I thought these were the most appropriate to include in the archive. video, so apologies for the others who weren't included, luckily many of the Vanus crew are still extremely relevant, however some maintain a questionable position and others in a downtrodden position are unlikely to ever return to its former glory. This has been the complete evolution of the Vanoss. gaming team, like the video and feel free to click subscribe.

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