1,000 Speedruns In a Row

As a top level speedrunner, I was always trying to push the game to its limits. And as a content creator, I am always trying to entertain my fanbase while doing so. This lead me to find ways to combine the two in the most engaging way possible. My best idea I’ve ever come up with for this was a challenge to beat Minecraft 1,000 times in a row without resetting.

Minecraft as a game is extremely random to speedrun, with many variations per world you create, which made every world unique with it’s own challenges and hype moments. This challenge took nearly six months and culminated with over 7,000 people watching me complete the 1,000th seed live on Twitch.

After the challenge was over, I took the next 2 months to edit together a 2 hour movie edit of the entire challenge, highlighting the best moments and also showcasing what I learned about myself throughout a daunting task no one had ever thought of before. You can view the video here.

YouTube Thumbnails

One of the most important parts of being a YouTuber is your thumbnail design. It’s what entices people to actually click on your video. It doesn’t matter how great your video is if no one wants to watch it in the first place.

I’ve made over 200 thumbnails for my channel, but here are just a few of the most successful, along with some promotional graphics at the end.

Facebook Graphics

Starting in November of 2021, I began a 1 year contract with Facebook Gaming to create unique gaming content for their company.

This content is drastically different from my regular YouTube and Twitch content, which primarily focuses on Minecraft, while my facebook content focuses primarily on Pokémon. Here is a collection of my favorite thumbnails I have made for that content.