LittleVMills

James Mills (born: ), better known as LittleVMills, is a Canadian musician that does metal remixes of video game music.
==Career==
===2010-2011: Career beginnings===
Mills first joined YouTube on February 26, 2010. His first video was a remix of the gym battle from Pokémon Red & Blue, which was uploaded on the same day Mills first joined YouTube. His first live video came on July 26, 2010, which featured a cover of Cold, Cold Feeling by Albert Collins. By 2011, Mills began releasing blog videos, gameplay of various video games, and more metal remixes of video game themes, mostly with the tracks from Mass Effect 2.
===2012: Breaking through===
On April 1, 2012, Mills released a Fire Emblem medley. He also continued to do blog videos and gameplay. On June 3, 2012, Mills released a cover of "Fuka's theme" from Disgaea 4 with giant posters of the game acting as a special effect. On July 20, 2012, Mills released a cover of "Majora's Wrath" from The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask. His next hit came on September 24, 2012 with a metal remix of "I Was Lost Without You" from Mass Effect 3. On November 5, 2012, Mills released a remix of "Ezio's Family" from Assassin's Creed.
===2013: Rise to stardom===
Mills released a cover of the "Song of Healing" from Majora's Mask on January 14, 2013. On March 8, Mills released a cover of "Zerg Theme 1" from Starcraft, which turned out to be slightly successful. On April 24, Mills released a cover of "Gentleman" by PSY. His next big thing released on May 8, which was a "Lavos Medley" from Chrono Trigger. The next big breakthrough would be a cover of the final boss theme from Metal Gear Rising, released on May 24. By June 18, 2013, Mills' channel reached a milestone of one million views combined on all of its videos. On July 5, Mills released a metal djent cover of "Get Lucky" by Daft Punk.
On July 16, Mills released a cover of the main theme from Pacific Rim, which turned out to be one of his most successful releases as of up to date, receiving over 10 million views worldwide.
His success continued, following it up with a cover of the main theme from Halo, released on August 14, receiving over a million views worldwide. Ten days later, On August 24, Mills released a cover of "This Will be the Day" from RWBY.
On September 8, Mills released a cover of the "Champion Lance Theme" from Pokémon Gold & Silver. It was his first Pokémon cover in more than three years, and it turned out to be hugely successful, garnering over a million views worldwide. The next cover was the "Champion Cynthia" theme from Pokémon Diamond & Pearl, released on September 30, which also garnered commercial success. Not too long afterward, Mills released three covers from Pokémon X & Y. The "Champion Diantha" cover was released on October 12, and the "Elite Four" theme was released the following week on October 19. On December 4, the "Xerneas/Yveltal Battle Theme" was released. All three covers taken from X & Y were successful. On October 30, Mills released a cover of "Lavender Town" from Pokémon Red & Blue
On December 12, 2013, Mills released a cover of "Jingle Bells" in an epic metal form.
===2014: Continued success===
Mills kicked off the 2014 year by releasing a cover of "Gamagori's Theme" from Kill la Kill on January 10, 2014. Nine days later, on January 19, 2014, Mills released an epic rock medley of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. On January 31, Mills released a cover of "Champion Steven" from Pokémon Ruby & Sapphire.
After a vacation in Cuba, Mill returned to work by releasing a cover of the Killer Instinct theme on February 23, which turned out to be a smash hit. His next big-hit cover was the "Champion Iris" theme from Pokémon Black 2 & White 2, released on March 21. On April 4, Mills released the main theme from Game of Thrones. On April 25, Mills released the "Champion Alder" theme from Pokémon Black & White.
On May 9, Mills released a cover of the "Champion Blue" theme from Pokémon Red & Blue featuring FamilyJules7x, which turned out to be hugely successful, receiving over a million views worldwide. A week later, on May 16, Mills released a cover of the Godzilla theme. On May 24, Mills released a cover of the battle theme from Final Fantasy VII. On June 28, Mills released his first Star Fox remix cover, the "Meteo Asteroid Field" from Star Fox 64.
On July 5, Mills released a cover of the first level theme ("Strike the Earth") from Shovel Knight.
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