The Youtube Revolution

Amongst the sea of youtubers doing daily uploads or trying to make money on the  platform in the easiest ways possible, the ones who always stand out are the people who take time in making their videos, sometimes with the gap of multiple months between videos. Oh but when those videos come out, fans go absolutely wild.

The most notable of these people is Ian Carter, more commonly known as "IdubbbzTV" and has over 5 million subscribers.

After creating his channel in 2012, Idubbbz has gained a massive reputation on the website, not only as a completely crazy and unpredictable guy, but also as a man who brings down the hammer on less-than-ethical youtubers in his Content Cop series. He even features in multiple videos with another extremely famous youtubers, Filthy Frank and Maxemoefoe to do nonsensical things, like baking a cake filled with Idubbbz's very own hair.

Gaining around 50 million views monthly, it's not hard to see why Idubbbz gains so much attention. He does bizarre, completely random things that other people wouldn't dare to do, like doing food reviews in the sewer or throwing loot boxes off cliffs.

Idubbbz became truly popular with his Content Cop series, the type of video he is most known for as of today. Whenever one of these videos is released, they range from 10 to 24 million views. In each of these Content Cop videos, Idubbbz criticizes and breaks down other youtubers that are typically quite scummy or not respectable. He does this in quite a comedic manner that leads to a funny video that starts plenty of drama, which is exactly what people want. 

Check out Idubbbz's newest video, in which he reviews other YouTube star: Ricegum.

Be advised, there is a fair bit of colourful language.

I've been watching Idubbbz for years now, since he first appeared on Filthy Frank's "Hair Cake" video. Since then I always enjoy the wait between months when he decides to upload something. Idubbbz isn't a saint, but he is perfectly honest. I have nothing but respect for him and anyone can see that he makes videos of passion. He cares about his videos. And so do I.