CamHead

Cameron William Cowan (born: ), better known online as CamHead, was a well-known YTPer. His videos would be based around YTP's, collab entries, and tennis rounds. His other channel, CamAlt, would usually be based around shitposts and memes. He left YouTube in March 2022 after he was revealed to have groomed several other users online.
==About==
Cameron started the CamHead channel on September 22, 2016. His content mostly consisted of YouTube Poops (YTPs) and short meme videos, along with livestreams on his second account. He also participated in collabs with other well-known YTPers, including ScoutTaco, Jake The 2nd, Official-PSASD and Yoshimaniac. 
His most popular video prior to his channel's deletion was an entry in Bluey's Ultimate Misadventure Through Life-Threatening Games, a YTP Collab hosted by SwagPikachu.
== Controversy ==
=== Abusive Behaviour and Grooming ===
On March 7, 2022, NotLedgerH posted a twitter thread talking about their experiences (as well as the experiences that other victims had come forward about) with CamHead.Thread by NotLedgerH on Twitter:https://twitter.com/NotLedgerH/status/1500972677095313408
Ledger explained they had had first interacted with Cameron on DeviantArt in 2017, where Cameron had a (now deleted) profile, SpamHead4000. His profile mostly consisted of drawing characters as dogs or in canine poses, and eventually, he began to pressure others, including Ledger and their friend Vomicom, to draw themselves or other characters acting like dogs.
They then went on to talk about how Cameron then made an account on discord, along with a discord server, and invited Ledger and several other minors to chats where eventually, he talked about himself, specifically that he was around the age of 20 years old. People that Cameron had invited to the server (mostly minors) would be told to bark and act like dogs under the guise of Roleplay.
Ledger mentioned that these "Roleplays" would then begin to grow out of control, with Cameron asking for various other users to take photos of themselves acting like dogs, including Ledger themself and their friend Emersyn. Cameron would then send these photos to a pet-play server that he was a member of.
Ledger explained that when Emersyn found out about this he was furious, and Cameron would bully and antagonize him, trying to entice hatred towards him.
On the same day, Jaxxie and Sora (two of Cameron's first victims) were interviewed via Discord after Ledgers allegations (This interview was later uploaded on September 2nd, 2022 in a video by The rEactor titled "The Fall of CamHead")Interview with Jaxxie and Sora: https://youtu.be/-AiAj1nq76k?t=541 
On March 27th, 2022, Twitter user thet00nedl00n posted a Discord screenshot of a conversation between Jake The 2nd and thet00nedl00n about their experiences with CamHead, with Jake The 2nd mentioning that CamHead had told him to act like a dog, and had masturbated while hearing him bark.The screenshot posted by Twitter user thet00nedl00n: https://twitter.com/thet00nedl00n/status/1508190951927336967
Baby Lamb Creations, whom Cameron was a former editor for, also came forward criticizing Cameron for his behaviour.
=== Departure from YouTube ===
Cameron deleted his main channel, CamHead, on March 27th, 2022 after confessing to numerous counts of sexual abuse and grooming. His 2nd channel, CamAlt, along with his Twitter and SoundCloud accounts, remain online, though abandoned.
=== Post-Departure ===
On March 28, 2022. Ledger managed to get in contact with CamHead's father, calling him under the guise of being one of Cameron's friends and telling him what his son had been doing online. Cameron's father was initially defensive, thinking it was a prank call, but later stated he would get his son "help, therapy, whatever it takes". Audio of the call Ledger made to Cameron's Father:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7wiJZad3tBQ 
On March 29, 2022, HeyitsBrowman uploaded a now privated livestream, talking about CamHead and criticizing him for his behaviour.Browman's privated livestream. This upload is not accessible. https://youtu.be/pOD7Iqqi4o4
The majority of his off-channel collaborations still remain online, but users formerly associated with him have distanced themselves from him.
== References ==
Category:Meme YouTubers
Category:American YouTubers
Category:Users who joined in 2016