As popular as he is, he could be still much more popular. He really goes out of his way to make sure his audience keeps up with new videos every day. RadBrad has many walkthroughs of current games that are always new and exciting. On Egoraptor’s personal channel, he has a Pokemon parody about an angry Venusaur that talks. In that video, Egoraptor picked a Venusaur to take on Jontron. I remember Jontron and Egoraptor were playing Pokemon Stadium. They have hundreds of videos, mid you all entertaining, and have a real bizarre way of playing normal titles. Egoraptor was a fundamental part of the team and drew me over to the Game Grumps. I watched these guys as they were starting out. Until you have watched Spike and Barley, you don’t know “Little Old Man”, “Charles”, and “Paying the Rent”. They are intriguing, fun to watch, and very unpredictable. In saying that, they both scream a lot too. The game Afraid of Monsters put these guys on the map with Spike’s odd Eminem voice, and Barley’s high-pitched laugh.
Similar to Pewdiepie, yet nowhere near the view count, the pair are fans of the horror genre of gaming. Their channel is called Newfz, however they are more commonly known to as Spike and Barley. His charisma, weirdness, and screaming has gotten him where he is. His most popular videos are the montages of awkward moments. Many notable playthroughs are on that channel such as Happy Wheels, Amnesia, and The Walking Dead.
What started off as a guy who screamed a lot when it came to horror games, has pretty much become an icon for gaming videos. Pewds has Guinness World Records for his Gaming channel. Sit back, relax, and let me talk Youtube channels you may or may not already have seen in regards gaming.
From video gaming on an emulator, to real Life Wii Sports, from serious to eccentric, from acting to being legitimately scared, everyone can enjoy Youtube like I do. I am a huge fan of Youtube and love to sit in front of a screen and lose time of day. I am going to have a day of promoting others for a change.
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