L for Leeeeee x

Lee Carson (born: ), better known online as L for Leeeeee x (or simply L for Lee, also known as Lee Bear), is a Scottish former gaming YouTuber who gained popularity by being part of stampylonghead's channel.
==History==
The L for Leeeeee x channel was created on July 20, 2012, but he didn't upload his first video until August 15, 2014, but as a result of his popularity from the Lovely World series, the channel gained thousands of subscribers without any content.
On January 13, 2013 Lee first was featured in the "Love Garden" in one of Stampy's videos titled "Minecraft Xbox - Animal Farm". Lee first appeared in one of Stampy's videos on January 23, 2013, "Minecraft Xbox - The Friendly Creeper". Lee appeared in every episode of Stampy's Lovely World, as Stampy's main collaborator in the series. Stampy dedicated his 300,000 subscriber special to Lee, which is now unlisted.
In 2014, he started uploading Minecraft content regularly.
==Controversy==
===Public indecency allegations===
By August 2015, Carson had faced sexual misconduct allegations following an article appearing in British tabloid newspaper The Daily Mirror which alleged that Carson was using a fake Facebook profile to harass women online.https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/minecraft-pervert-harassed-teenager-older-6211563 However, no other evidence was shown regarding the allegations. Many have blamed the controversy on American YouTube personality Keemstar, who supported the allegations on his popular news show DramaAlert.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xnJzJ38_zQY Due to the allegations, the L for Leeeeee x character, who was played by Carson for the most part, was removed from Stampy's Lovely World on September 19, 2015.
====Carson's response====
Carson denied the allegations in a future statement he posted to his YouTube and Gyazo accounts in May 2018, in which he argued that people spreading the allegations, particularly those making YouTube videos about it, were primarily motivated by monetary gain; and described the allegations as "irrelevant" to him. Carson also expressed concern regarding young children hearing about the allegations and picking up on mature themes and language inappropriate for their age.https://gyazo.com/7a29a9105699acc78b9fb4cb808953f9
====Sqaishey and Stampy's response====
In 2023, Sqaishey Quack, Stampy's marital partner, made a comment under a YouTube video where they said that Carson's statement was false, that he wasn't playing his character near his departure from the series, and that they had no idea that Carson had allegations against him until it was shown by the media. Sqaishey also revealed that even before the controversy happened, they were already talking about how Carson's character would be removed from the series, because at the time, Sqaishey had been portraying the Lee Bear character consistently as Carson was busy with education. Sqaishey continued in the reply to say how Carson lied to Stampy and Sqaishey after they both confronted him and he eventually told the truth about it which led to loss of trust between the two of them and Carson. Stampy replied to Sqaishey's comment with an orange heart, supporting Sqaishey and putting an end to the allegations.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qz03C-uiqUo&lc=Ugy_e0Wpk4jcSpb_0VN4AaABAg
==Disappearance==
On October 8, 2018, L for Lee posted his final video known as 19 THINGS I LEARNED AT 19 which was a video inspired by Mollie Williams discussing 19 life lessons he had learnt, accompanied with heart-warming music. He has been inactive on all of his social media accounts ever since he posted this video and his merch store has been defunct, although his Patreon account still exists but there has been no updates since 2017. After this video was posted, Lee removed his channel logo, and changed his channel banner to a warning symbol with '404' written underneath it, indicating he was no longer active. Comments on all of his videos were immediately held for review following his disappearance.
In mid-2022, 2 of Lee's public videos posted after his video denying the allegations against him and before his final video were removed. The thumbnail of the video where Lee responded to the allegations was edited to cover up his face that was previously visible in the original thumbnail.
Sometime later, the about page on Lee's channel was edited, and now reads 'This is the truth - ' followed by a link to the video where he addressed the allegations.
This means that it is likely that Lee Carson is still alive but has chosen to distance himself from the internet after making some minor alterations to his channel that was not known to have been used since late 2018.
==References==
Category:Gaming YouTubers
Category:Scottish YouTubers
Category:Users who joined in 2012