Open Source Objects

Open Source Objects (often abbreviated to OSO) is an American animated series and YouTube channel based on object characters. Anyone is eligible to help out with the show, regardless of skill or method, hence the name "open-source".
== Content ==
The OSO YouTube channel mainly consists of content based on just that. Open Source Objects. The series has 6 episodes as of September 2021, and they have also released 2 shorts based on it. The show follows Crayon Box and her four crayon co-hosts. They run Open Source Objects, a competition show featuring 32 contestants, similar to that of jacknjellify's Battle for Dream Island.
==Shows==
* Open Source Objects (April 5, 2019 - present)
** OSO Shorts (April 16, 2020 - present)
== History ==
Work on the show began in late 2018. The Open Source Objects channel was created on January 2, 2019. Nothing was uploaded until April of that year. This was when the series was officially started.
On April 5, 2019, the first episode of Open Source Objects was released. Since then, the channel would begin to grow substantially. The following day, the channel began to upload numerous music pieces made by crew members that were used in the show. Episodes 2 and 3 came out in June and September 2019 respectively, and the 4th episode was released in February 2020. The first OSO short was released in April.
After a charity stream, the OSO channel went on hiatus. The production for OSO 5 took quite long, but in June 2021, the release date for the episode was finally announced. The 5th OSO episode released on June 24, 2021, and the channel started to become active again. The second OSO short was released in September 2021.
== Trivia ==
* The Open Source Objects crew consists of hundreds of people each episode.
== Channel milestones ==
=== Subscriber milestones ===
* 10,000 subscribers: September 2019
* 20,000 subscribers: June 6, 2020
=== Video view milestones ===
* 1 million video views: September 23, 2019
Category:Animation YouTubers
Category:American YouTubers
Category:Users who joined in 2019