My wife left me, so now i'm a Youtuber

My wife left me, so now i'm a Youtuber, also known as "Mr. Baiter", is an American comedy YouTube channel. The channel is most popular for its "NSFW Speedrun" series, where the YouTuber times himself to see how quickly NSFW results appear when using Google Image Search of popular anime, cartoon, and gaming characters, which is punctuated by him censoring the result with a humorous internet meme or video clip. 
He uses a photo of American comedian and actor as his profile picture. The YouTuber never shows their face. The YouTuber plays the role of a man whose wife left and/or divorced them, forcing them to become a YouTuber with clickbait thumbnails in order to earn money and pay child support.
The channel also formerly featured "shitpost status" videos, which focused on satire and comedy surrounding anime and video gaming trends, as well as mocked "clickbait thumbnails" and internet obsessions with indecent material by ironically doing the same; these videos have since been moved to the YouTuber's secondary channel which he stated will focus primarily on anime and video game satire.
==History==
He joined YouTube with his his first channel, Mr. Baiter, on December 3, 2020.
On December 18 2020, Mr. Baiter uploaded his first video, a meme satirizing Sephiroth's inclusion in Super Smash Bros Ultimate.
He created "My wife left me, so now i'm a Youtuber" joined YouTube during Christmas Eve 2020, and uploaded the first video on the same day: an eight-second anime satire meme titled "How you see your waifu vs how she sees you".
Two days later on December 26 2020, the first video in the "NSFW Speedrun" series was uploaded, being a Google Image Search of Princess Peach from the Mario video game franchise.
On January 22, 2021, the YouTuber moved all of his anime-themed content to his "Mr. Baiter" channel, and retained the main "My wife left me, so now i'm a Youtuber" channel for the NSFW Speedrun series, which at that point had grown in popularity.
In February 2021, the channel began attempts for monetization, renaming all the "NSFW Speedrun" videos to "Google Speedrun", and promising video game content in the future. he also began implementing commentary into his Speedrun videos in order to better gain monetexzation, as YouTube more frequently demonetized videos without commentary.
On March 8 2021, another channel was created titled "My husband left me, so now I'm a Youtuber" tha specialized in Speedruns of male characters.
Category:Anime YouTubers
Category:American YouTubers
Category:Users who joined in 2020