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Jordan Laurel Pollitt (commonly known as J. Pollitt) (born: ) is an English YouTuber known for creating the Regular Show: UK Edits series.
They created their channel on August 7, 2013.
==History==
J. Pollitt originally created the channel on August 7, 2013, as "Regular Show". The channel was inactive for about a year until they posted a clip from the Regular Show episode "Meat Your Maker". Their intentions were to repost clips from Regular Show in a similar way to how the official Doctor Who YouTube channel posted clips from their show. This style carried on for over a year.
On June 27, 2015, J. uploaded the first episode of their Regular Show: UK Edits series, titled "Regular Show: UK Edits: Credits". This currently remains as J's earliest available video. This series would go on to gain J thousands of subscribers and is still ongoing today.
In November 2015, J received a copyright strike for uploading the entire short "Fun Run" to YouTube and decided to remove all of the videos they had uploaded, with the exception of the Regular Show: UK Edits series, to avoid any further strikes.
In January 2017, J released a collection of videos to celebrate the ending of Regular Show, including a compilation of all of the licensed music used in the show. This video went on to gain over 1.3 million views, becoming J's most viewed video at the time but was taken down by YouTube on February 16, 2018, due to copyright, leaving J with a three-month copyright strike. 
As part of J's post-Regular Show lineup, they made their first physical appearance on the channel in a Q&A video on January 30, 2017. However, they were hidden behind a Guy Fawkes mask throughout the video and kept their given birth name anonymous. 
On March 5, 2017, J released a video announcing a competition to find them a new channel name. Just one day later, they changed their username to "The Masked Stranger", and remained anonymous. On July 15, 2017, J released a face reveal and changed the channel name to "Duncan Malo", the name of a character from one of their series. Their intentions were to use the channel as a roleplaying channel for their original character, who would later appear in a series on J's second channel, BH9 Media. Throughout the second half of 2017, J would release in-character livestreams late at night, to help the audience connect with their character.     
On April 1, 2018, J revealed that Duncan was a character and revealed their real name to the channel's audience (despite this, it had already been revealed on the BH9 Media channel). 
On September 26, 2020, the channel name was changed to "J. Pollitt", just one week after they came out as non-binary.
The channel’s name changed once again on January 5, 2021, to Unreal Raccoon, a name that was used for one of J’s older gaming channels. They have since removed any videos containing their actual appearance after deciding they wanted their true identity to be hidden from the internet.
On February 25, 2022, they changed their channel’s name to Benson Presents Regular Show: UK Edits, to immerse the audience in an ongoing arc within the Regular Show: UK Edits series.
The channel name changed back in early 2023, before later rebranding as "Unreal Media".
==Personal life==
Jordan was born in Manchester, England on November 26, 2001. 
On February 29, 2020, J publicly came out as bisexual on their Instagram story. https://www.instagram.com/stories/highlights/18045517117225546/
On September 18, 2020, J came out as non-binary on their Instagram story. https://www.instagram.com/s/aGlnaGxpZ2h0OjE3OTM1NjIxMDUxNDAxMDQ5?igshid=1xpjbzp1d31fn&story_media_id=2400757243950008180 and currently goes by they/them pronouns, and the names “Jordan” and "Laurel", the former of which is often shortened to “J” or “Joe”. 
==Channel milestones==
===Subscriber milestones===
*1,000 subscribers: October 15, 2015
*2,000 subscribers: January 29, 2017
*3,000 subscribers: June 29, 2017
* 4,000 subscribers: December 25, 2017
*5,000 subscribers: November 23, 2019
===Video view milestones===
*1,000,000 views: July 12, 2017
==References==
Category:Film YouTubers
Category:British YouTubers
Category:Users who joined in 2013
Category:LGBT YouTubers
Category:Verified YouTubers