LispyJimmy

Lispy Jimmy (born: ), better known online as LispyJimmy is an American YouTuber and Clickbaiter who previously made in real life and GTA content, and starting from 2017 he's making Fortnite content.
His videos currently focus on gameplay and clickbait around Fortnite.
== Content ==
LispyJimmy makes videos covering what's in the Fortnite shop and doing matches. Before that he used to make GTA V videos and some videos of money glitches in GTA 5.
== History ==
LispyJimmy joined YouTube in October 2012, named as UnitedGamerz4545 with making tutorial videos of GTA and Call of Duty.
Thanks to the content he made, he gained 5000 subscribers in 12 months. After that he made a realization that if he ramped up the overly enticing titles and thumbnails the videos would appear to a wider audience.
In 2013, thanks to the clickbait, LispyJimmy gained 100k subscribers.
He made clickbait videos such as "GTA 5 Online MILLIONS IN MINUTES - INSANE FAST MONEY! (GTA 5 Money)".
In 2014 he gained 200k subscribers due to the content he made.
In October 2015, after he achieved 500k subscribers.
When GTA Online was declining in popularity, like other GTA YouTubers, LispyJimmy encountered lack of views and subscribers and hopped over to Fortnite in late 2017 and early 2018. LispyJimmy's last GTA-related video was posted in 2018.
He revealed his face a total of eight times and started making a mix of both GTA and IRL content after having 8 videos of false face reveals.
Due to his channel's content theme of GTA, his in real life videos aren't as much popular.
In 2016 he gained 2 million subscribers,
In late 2017 he gained 4 million subscribers, but after that he was experiencing a growth plateau, with barely getting much subscribers.
During 2017, in order to keep his views steady he borrowed content from Violette1st.
In 2017, Lispy changed his channel's content theme to Fortnite.
Since young Fortnite fans believed the game's clickbait videos, LispyJimmy saw an opportunity to gain views and subscribers, by making videos of fake updates, with putting a live countdown (resetting when the time is out) with fake V-Bucks giveaways and other gift cards giveaways, with also saying in the entire live stream to click the like button and the subscribe button.
As of June 2019 he gained 6 million subscribers, but shortly after that his subscriber count declined.
As of January 2020 he made a video titled "Meet My Daughter", explaining that in April 2019 he became a father at the age of 23.
Lispy would go from multi-hour live streams clickbaits to 1-2 minutes videos to see what was in the item shop + sponsoring
As of June 2019 he began losing 15,000 subscribers, then 50,000 followers 3 months later with a total of 65.000 subscribers in 4 months after the changes of his content.
As of September 13, 2021 when he posted his most recent video, Lispy has 5.90M subscribers.
As of August 5, 2022, the number of subscribers declined to 5.81M
== Move to Facebook ==
LispyJimmy made a new Facebook account on August 18, 2021, almost a month before abandoning his YouTube channel. After becoming inactive on YouTube, he wanted a fresh start so he moved over to Facebook Live Gaming for more honest gaming content. He posted his first livestream on September 23, 2021 and still streams there as of August 2023. The games he mostly plays are Flight Simulator, Fall Guys, Pokemon Go, and Fortnite. The reason why he migrated from YouTube to Facebook is because of his reputation being tarnished from clickbaiting, doing fake giveaways, lying, his aggressive raging behavior, and inappropriate jokes and language in his YouTube videos. His Facebook content is mostly PG/PG-13 and doesn't clickbait or giveaway at all anymore, however he still loses his temper occasionally when he loses a game.
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