Kamila Kamila

Kamila Kamila or Kayden is a Russian animation YouTuber who is best known for their video series "Piggy in a nutshell". They primarily makes content based around the games Piggy, Team Fortress 2, Roblox, and more recently Andy's Apple Farm.
==Content evolution==
Kayden started out making low-quality videos by simply recording their screen while playing games. Despite the rough beginnings, their channel gained traction with their first public video, "Spore part 1," which garnered over 900 views.
As Kayden continued to make videos, they began to explore new creative avenues. They started making Gacha and Animation memes, which helped them to gain a wider audience. Over time, Kayden experimented with different types of videos, including live-action productions.
However, by 2020, Kayden had grown disillusioned with the Gacha community and decided to pivot once again. This time, they started creating short, humorous "crapost" videos that quickly gained popularity. Fans couldn't get enough of Kayden's unique brand of humor, and their channel continued to grow.
Despite their success with the "crapost" videos, Kayden eventually returned to their roots and began making animation memes once again. This time, they focused on creating content based around the popular themes of Andy's Apple Farm and Mandelas catalog.
Unfortunately, Kayden eventually disappeared from the platform, leaving his fans wondering what had become of the talented video creator. While their channel may no longer be active, the impact of their work continues to be felt by those who were lucky enough to discover it.
===Piggy in a nutshell===
"Piggy in a nutshell" is a popular video series by Kayden that simplifies the storyline of the well-known game "Piggy". He started the series when he had around 200 subscribers, but since then, the channel has grown to over 20,000 subscribers. Each video in the series typically receives a significant number of views, with the first video alone boasting over 870,000 views. Despite the success of the series, The pressure of creating new videos to keep up with the demand from their growing audience was overwhelming. While they enjoyed making the videos, they started to lose motivation due to the high expectations and constant demands from their fans. Eventually, the creator lost interest in continuing the series due to the incessant pestering from their fans. 
Category:Gaming YouTubers
Category:Animation YouTubers
Category:Russian YouTubers
Category:Users who joined in 2015