Target3DGaming

Jarod Hagen (born: May 25, 2001 (2001-05-25) [age 23]), better known online as Target3DGaming or simply Target, is an American gaming YouTuber known for his Minecraft content. His videos currently center around Minecraft hide and seek, escape rooms and challenges such as parkour. He is also known for his Hypixel Bedwars, Prisons and Factions content; as well as Fortnite.
==History==
The Target3DGaming channel was created on June 12, 2014, then known as TargetedGaming before becoming Target3DGaming on the suggestion of a sibling. He started out on the Mineplex server and was known for his videos on Minecraft Factions and Prisons. 
In 2018 during his senior year of high school he revealed his YouTube channel to his entire school in one of the most popular videos on his channel. During the same year he moved away from Minecraft content and began uploading Fortnite https://youtu.be/UO3yT_E-4BQ?si=N4YX6D1JIQ60TqCp. He officially returned making Minecraft content on June 1, 2019 https://youtu.be/pn4yHW8bvcA?si=M0dXgJd9jVTsSNXP and from that point on became associated with the popular Hypixel gamemode Bedwars. 
 
During the COVID-19 Pandemic and the rise of Hypixel's popularity he was among the most viewed creators for the popular gamemode Bedwars, were he frequently collaborated with other popular Hypixel creators. He and fellow creator Zyph became known for their trolling, ridiculous bed defenses and trapping players within the gamemode. 
He began occasional streaming on Twitch in 2020 and began doing bi-annual Subathons in September of 2021, these Subathons have been every March and September since, and involve challenges and goals that range from giving away in game cosmetics, to eating weird food. 
==Trivia==
Target has a Sun/Green Cheek conure named Arya, named after Arya Stark from the HBO series Game of Thrones.
==Subscriber Milestones==
*100 subscribers: July 12, 2014https://www.youtube.com/Target3DGaming/about
*500 subscribers: March 13, 2015
*1,000 subscribers: June 12, 2015
*3,000 subscribers: February 18, 2016
*5,000 subscribers: March 13, 2015
*10,000 subscribers: August 20, 2016
*20,000 subscribers: April 30, 2017
*30,000 subscribers: August 18, 2017
*40,000 subscribers: October 22, 2017
*50,000 subscribers: December 18, 2017
*75,000 subscribers: May 1, 2018
*90,000 subscribers: November 27, 2018
*100,000 subscribers: February 14, 2019
*200,000 subscribers: October 4, 2020
==References==
Category:Gaming YouTubers
Category:American YouTubers
Category:Users who joined in 2014