Fluster

Fluster is a Hong Kong Chinese YouTuber living and residing in Hong Kong. He is known for his Roblox tutorials, Grand Theft Auto V videos & Valorant shorts. But other types of videos he uploaded includes: live streams, gameplay, and skits.
==About==
Fluster is primarily and mostly known for his most popular video, HOW TO JOIN **ANYBODY'S** ROBLOX GAME 2021 (WITHOUT BEING FRIENDS!!! | CHECK PINNED COMMENT), which beats any of his other videos in views exponentially. It has 300,000 views, while his next most popular video, HOW TO BUY ROBUX AT A CHEAPER PRICE (LEGIT, ROBLOX WEBSITE), has 36,000 views, nearly 9x less (at the time of writing, July 11, 2021)!
The origin of his YouTube channel name, "Fluster", came randomly. He was looking at random words to rename his YouTube channel because he thought his old one was too hard and long to remember, and saw the word "Fluster". He thought it was perfect since it's short, concise, easy to remember, and just overall feels and sounds good.
The channel is run single-handedly and individually by Fluster himself. This means he edits, records, posts, etc... by himself. He occasionally collaborates and or plays with other YouTubers.
==History==
===YouTube channel===
Fluster created his YouTube channel in September 17, 2017. Currently, if you look at his oldest videos on his channel, you will see that his first uploads were in mid-October. In mid-October 2018, he uploaded around 10 Asphalt 8: Airborne videos, presumably recorded with and on an iPad or some other mobile tablet. The first Roblox video he uploaded was more or less a month later on November 14, 2018. It was gameplay of Flood Escape with his friend. Currently, his first publicly available video is a gameplay recording of him playing Asphalt 8: Airborne, called "Asphalt 8 Regular Nevada Classic Season 1", uploaded on October 21, 2018. But, it is most likely that this was not his first YouTube video. The evidence surrounding this theory is that on a particular day, 15+ of his videos became unlisted and or private. And again, on 12/12/2021, many of his videos once again became private, including some of his Welcome to Bloxburg videos (see below for more context) 
After his Asphalt 8: Airborne videos, he started his YouTube channel by live streaming Welcome to Bloxburg, where he mostly did gameplay. He then switched to uploading gameplay from a various of different games, such as Dungeon Quest, Arsenal, Minecraft and more. After that, he actually grew a bit of his channel by live streaming Ninja Legends where he would giveaway free pets (something that would make you progress and level up faster in the game) in exchange for subscribing, something many YouTubers did and still do. After the live streaming phase of his channel, he would upload daily of tutorials on how to get badges from specific games, glitches, tricks, etc... One of these videos would end up being his most popular video with 300,000+ views. 
After the daily upload spree, he didn't upload in 2 months. Then he came back with an explanation and apology video in sorry... why.... He would then occasionally upload unscheduled videos (sometimes a week, or even month) such as: Valorant clips, tutorials and gameplay videos. He again took a break, this time 4 months, then suddenly came back with around 12 consistent Roblox tutorials. Afterwards, his channel slowly faded with unscheduled uploads, sometimes in a day, week, or even month. On June 2, 2021, he started uploading daily again. He was uploading and live streaming mostly Valorant shorts, each usually gaining well over 1,000 views, and some with 10,000+ views in a couple hours. But that once again, slowly faded away, and he would occasionally he also uploads tutorials, informational videos, skits, gameplay, and more. On August 20, Fluster announced in a community post that he might have to stop the daily uploads since his school's summer break is coming to an end soon. He would still posts some Valorant videos, but will gradually move on to GTA V tutorials and shorts. He would also make a new series called Things You Probably Did Not About GTA V, the same as his Valorant Things You Didn't Know series only in GTA V. Then, he started making some Discord tutorials such as how to get an invisible name on Discord, and more similar to that. He also made some Minecraft videos like his Minecraft meme/skit: "actually a normal minecraft video..."
Fluster's channel slowly started to die down with less and less uploads and views. His upload schedule became even more unscheduled and random. Many thought he quit YouTube due to school. Some of his videos during this time included his only currently public IRL videos, "A5 WAGYU BEEF Cooking - HD 960 FPS/Slow-Mo (part 1-3) #Shorts". These 3 videos showed someone cooking A5 wagyu beef, as stated in the title. After that, he uploaded a clip of the game GTA San Andreas - The Definitive Edition that showed him finding a glitch/out of bounds wall. This was his last update on the channel for around a month until on 12/12/2021 when he made a community post announcing that he was still going to continue doing YouTube during his school's Christmas break which was approaching, and that his real name was not "Miguel Wang", which a lot of people assumed.
==Trivia==
*He is good friends with EverythingTech online, and the admin on his Discord server
*His favorite colors are black and blue.
*He has a passion and interest for motorcycles, and hopes to be able to drive and own a Kawasaki motorcycle in the future
*He has knowledge and passion of programming.
*He can program in the following languages: Lua, Scratch, JavaScript, HTML, CSS & Python
*His face, voice, age, height, etc... has not been revealed, and his identity remains anonymous 
*He loves the hip-hop and rap music genre, especially Juice WRLD, The Kid LAROI, Polo G, and XXXTENTACION.
*The origin of his channel name Fluster came from him looking at the dictionary for words to rename his channel to
*His favorite artist is the late legend Juice WRLD.
==Channel milestones==
===Subscriber milestones===
*100 subscribers: February 11, 2020
*1,000 subscribers: April 28, 2021
*2,000 subscribers: January 12, 2022
*3,000 subscribers: September 14, 2023
===Video view milestones===
*10,000 views: May 2, 2020
*100,000 views: September 1, 2020
*200,000 views: January 8, 2021
*300,000 views: April 14, 2021
*400,000 views: July 14, 2021
*500,000 views: August 17, 2021
*600,000 views: September 14, 2021
*700,000 views: November 29, 2021
*800,000 views: February 9, 2022
*900,000 views: April 30, 2022
*1,000,000 views: August 1, 2022
Category:Gaming YouTubers
Category:Chinese YouTubers
Category:Users who joined in 2017
Category:Verified YouTubers