FivePoints Vids

Adam Jaxson (born: ), also known as FivePoints Vids, is an American sports and entertainment YouTuber, who makes videos discussing various events in a variety of sports.
==Channel==
Jaxson created his channel on April 3, 2013, as "madden5points", and uploaded his first video on that same day. He made Madden commentary videos, reaching 50 subscribers in June of 2013, and uploading Madden videos, with his first NBA 2K video being uploaded on March 6, 2014, jumping into NHL videos on January 24, 2015, and rebranding into Five Points Gaming around that time, uploading his first video similar to what would later make him popular, "WHY YOUR TEAM SUCKS - THE ANAHEIM DUCKS - NHL 16", on December 29, 2015. By early to mid 2017, he had improved his content and began making top 3s, 5s, 10s, and critiques.
Currently Jaxson uploads generally sports-related videos, mostly critiques.
== Quotes ==
* "(Video title) is coming up...right after this." (Usually before advertising that video's sponsor)
* "A factory of sadness." (referring to the former Cleveland Municipal Stadium, new Cleveland Browns Stadium, Paycor Stadium, MetLife Stadium, or any stadium home to a long-struggling team)
* "Duval!" (referring to EverBank Stadium)
* "The Bengals only exist because Paul Brown wanted to spite the Browns." (Every NFL Team's Worst Owner)
* "I'm FivePoints Vids, and YOU made it...to my next video." (Frequently used parting comment)
==Trivia==
*He is managed by Table Rock Management, a social media influencer management and content production company.
*As a citizen of New York, he supports the Giants in football, the Mets in baseball (plus harbors a special hatred for the Yankees), the Rangers in hockey and the Knicks in basketball.
*He likes to call AT&T Stadium "Jerry World", like many Dallas sports fans.
*His father and brother apparently went to Auburn University, which makes him a fan of their sports programs somewhat vicariously.
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Category:American YouTubers
Category:Users who joined in 2013
Category:Sports YouTubers