Birdman

Anthony (born: ), better known online as Birdman (also known as OMGitsbirdman), is an American YouTuber known for commentary, reaction and gaming videos.
==About==
Anthony is known for making commentary videos on a variety of topics with gameplay in the background, typically Call of Duty but also Fortnite, the NBA 2K and Madden NFL franchises. He typically makes videos discussing things that are happening on the internet, weird news stories, things that are happening in the gaming sphere as well as videos on feminism and women that get treated great unfairly and the thots/simps on the internet. 
===Career===
He started out on YouTube by making call of duty gameplay videos usually showing the gameplay and describing what he did to do well in the game as well as live commentaries of Call of Duty. His gameplay consistently would have a very high kill to death ratio that not even pro players could achieve in newer Call of Duties. Most of his videos had kills way over 100 and only a few deaths. 
He started off by making videos where he would spawn trap people on Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 which was a tactic in older Call of Duty games where you could pinpoint where the enemies would spawn into the map and kill all of them as they spawn without letting them get out of their spawn zone. 
His recurring series starting with Call of Duty Black Ops 2 included "Smackin' Sweaties", in which he would show games of him dominating against "Sweaty" players which are players that try very hard, and "Road To [Insert next prestige rank name here]" where he would show gameplay and talk about his progress in that Call of Duty. 
Anthony primarily made these style of videos showing gameplay of his Call of Duty games talking about the gameplay for his first 4 years on the platform with games like MW2, MW3, BO2, Ghosts and AW. 
Category:American YouTubers
Category:Users who joined in 2011
Category:Gaming YouTubers
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