Orochinho

Orochinho, also known as Tio Orochi, is a Brazilian YouTuber, who's known mostly for his ironic sense of humour, strong personality, problems with demonetization and numerous controversies with other content creators.
Orochinho is one of the few channels in Brazil with more than two million subscribers that has more than 50% engagement of his subscribers on his videos.
==Early Life==
Not much is known about Orochinho's life prior to the creation of his first channel, except for the fact that he was born in the city of Maringá, Paraná, in the year of 2000. In 2010, he started his first YouTube channel, PedroNaruto123. Most of his content at the time was about tutorials, animations, or the Pivot software. At some point, he lost the password to the channel, and decided to create another one by the name of Tio Orochi. He then started to post meme videos that usually revolved about Naruto.
 
It was later revealed that he has a brother, which he calls "Jão" in his videos (an abbreviation for João). João has appeared on the channel on a few occasions, with the first time being in September of 2019. João was featured again on some rare occasions, mostly through the years of 2019 and 2020, not having appeared ever since.
==Content==
As Tio Orochi, his content was about anime reviews/memes, usually Naruto. It featured a robotic voice provided by the software Loquendo, which he used to comment and/or narrate those anime in a sarcastic/humorous manner. Thus, Pedro maintained his anonymity for a while. His channel's focus shifted a bit when he first did a face reveal, as he started to gain confidence in appearing to his own audience.
After his content changed, and now being under a different account and name, it would take a time until his videos got more diverse, as he started playing with different styles: stream clips, commentary videos, vlogs and, occasionally, gaming. Gradually, anime was starting to cease from his schedule, and videos with the robotic voice mentioned above slowly stopped being posted. Eventually, he stopped talking about anime at all, and even Naruto content disappeared from his channel.
==Career==
Orochi was one of the first channels in Brazil to post videos in his niche: due to the success of his channel, many other content creators inspired by his work emerged later (such as the channel Tio Pain).
However, due to the nature of his videos, that featured actual footage of the anime, Pedro suffered numerous Copyright Claims from companies like TV Tokyo, producer of the Naruto series. This caused his channel to be deleted in mid-2014, which forced him to create a new one under the same name. After years of content production, and constantly suffering from the strict anime copyright policy, Orochi had to abandon his account in 2018, migrating to his new channel, named Orochinho.
After creating his new account, Pedro decided to change his approach, stopping with anime videos and focusing on commentary videos. He was also very successful in this new style of content, eventually reaching two million subscribers.
However, it was not the end of the issues with his channel: he began to suffer with demonetization, as his content did not fit the new YouTube Family Friendly policy. Since then, he's been known as "King of Demonetization".
He has also ran a League of Legends channel by the name of Shacoringa. In this channel, he was almost always at the company of Doa, his friend and gaming duo. Strangely, this channel was rarely mentioned in any of his main accounts, and many people didn't know that it was ran by Pedro himself. This most likely happened because he has always used his real voice in his League gameplays, even at the time when most of the content of his anime channel was done with Loquendo. Since his face reveal, the information regarding his ownership of Shacoringa became widespread.
His third channel, orochidois, gained traction as he began streaming consistently in late-2020. This account consists of stream clips from his Twitch channel. It has become his most active account, with a daily upload schedule; his previous channel, Orochinho, was kept for more 'elaborate' videos, that pass the 30-minute mark and take more time to edit. This channel, along with the streams themselves, really showed even more of Pedro's trademark sarcastic humour, from which he's been nicknamed "Rei da Ironia" (King of Irony) and "Mitinho" (Little myth; the last word, 'myth', usually has the same slang meaning as 'legend'),
This wouldn't be the last account created by him, however: in the year of 2022, Pedro announced another channel, once again. This time, by the name of "Manikomio" (which literally translates to "asylum", with an intentionally mispelled 'k'). Now he'd make videos with higher production value, while featuring his friend Doa as a cohost. Its focus is similar to that of the channel Orochinho, but done in a more professional way.
He has also had a brief, but remarkable association with the Coisa Nossa project, which is sponsored by Guaraná Antárctica. This channel consists of a series of crossovers, featuring popular brazilian YouTubers. Orochi was one of its most popular and cherished creators up until his departure due to being cancelled by K-Pop stans.
==Trivia==
*Pedro's sign is Gemini.
*Pedro's tertiary channel, Shacoringa, was never revealed in his primary channel, resulting in a large part of his audience not knowing about it. Its content revolves in League of Legends videos, mostly in matches played just for fun.
*Pedro supposedly has/had an affair with fellow content creator Doarda. In a TikTok clip entitled "last kiss", made by Doarda, she is asked who was the last person she kissed. Then, she briefly shows what appears to be Orochi's instagram profile. This began a strong rumour about their supposed relationship, as well as a video in the channel orochidois addressing this topic.
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