Runforthecube

runforthecube is a Canadian YouTuber who reviews candy, toys, and does travel vlogging. His reviews are nothing more than random surreal sketches disguised as product reviews.
==Biography==
runforthecube, in real life, lives in Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada.
He started uploading word pronunciations on his channel in September of 2011 even though the channel had previously been inactive for 2 years after it was created in 2009.
He almost always uses a childlike voice that cracks frequently since he is usually out of breath most of the time (and for humorous purposes) and pronounces random words based on how they look instead of their actual pronunciation, and often says them twice. (ex. instead of "cube" he pronounces it as "cue-bee").
His most viewed video is his review of a "Jeli Beli Peet Rat Gumi Candi", which has gotten over 18 million views and had even caught the attention of H3H3 Productions, who have made a skit about him and put it on their channel. 
He also sings covers of random songs, doesn't use autotune, and directly sings the songs in his trademark voice. He pronounces every word the same way as he does in his reviews and pronunciation videos.
== Reception ==
Runforthecube is shown to be scary, since his voice sounds very weird, and his food surgery videos are usually very weird. His reviews are more akin to surreal, weird, and bizarre sketches rather than actually reviewing the product in question, especially his food reviews. Usually in a food review, the person would take a bite of the food to taste. In a Runforthecube review, anything goes.
==Anonymity==
His face is never shown and the only visible part of his body is his green gloves. There has been time where his skin has been shown, and a very blurred reflection of his face is seen on some keys of a Lamobrghini Huracan that he had reviewed on his way to Vegas during a 2-part travel video.
Category:Music YouTubers
Category:Review YouTubers
Category:Vlogging YouTubers
Category:Canadian YouTubers
Category:Users who joined in 2009