OwO

OwO, https://www.youtube.com/post/Ugkxd3fdyow0ZlWIvgc5_awafsKPsTeYuzFE formerly known as DarkRevolution, is a former German YouTube commenter who used to comment on popular videos. They have since started posting YouTube videos, but got terminated on March 10, 2022 for breaking YouTube's Terms of Service.
==History==
The channel was created on May 1, 2019. They uploaded videos until January 1, 2020, when they deleted all of their content. At the time, the channel had about 10,100 subscribers. However, on October 1, 2020. They uploaded a video that he will come back uploading a video as soon as possible, (The video is about them animated with that explanation) 2 days later they made a post on his Community, They first appreciated for all the supports, then he talked about that he was pretty nervous to upload because he thought people wouldn't like it & they would be disappointed that he didn't make a good first impression, & the video that they're making it is taking longer so it'll be sooner coming out. The next video contained a tape of them saying that they did not have that much time, but that they would give us a gift. The gift is a cookie that they would leave as a sign that they were alive and well, if they ever get captured. Seconds later, their house gets raided and the tape ends.
==Termination==
On March 10, 2022, their channel was terminated for "multiple or severe violations of YouTube's policy against spam, deceptive practices, and misleading content or other Terms of Service violations." The reason why the channel got terminated is that YouTube assumed that OwO is a botted account, though it wasn't.https://www.reddit.com/r/findOwO/comments/tdub5k/making_an_announcement/ For the time being, they will use their second channel "DarkRevolution" as a backup. It is unknown if they will get the OwO channel back.
==Videos==
==="Soon"===
OwO's very first video contains a short, 1:01 minute animation. It opens up with a warning, supposedly from the Federal Government about how OwO is very dangerous. 
The video then cuts to a T.V. Static is showing on the screen as Fly Me To The Moon is playing. The door opens and a mysterious figure enters. We can safely assume this is OwO based on their later video. They are wearing a trench coat and they have a computer on their head. They turn off the T.V and crouches next to it, looking tired, until they notice a small camera set up on a tripod. Attached is a note, from "Some People" begging OwO to upload content.
OwO puts down the note, and from the camera's point of view we see them reach for the camera moments before the video dissolves into static. A second before the end, the word "Soon" flashes upon the screen.
==="C O O K I E"===
As with the last video, it opens with a warning. This time it is assumed that it is coming from a specific Agency.
The screen cuts to black, and a VHS tape can be heard being put into a player. The words "Loading" appear on the screen as a mechanical voiceover says "Playing pre-recorded footage." The video quality from then on is extremely poor as OwO explained that his footage was corrupted in the description of the video. The tape finishes loading as the voiceover says "Loading completed. Playing File #2, Beginning." It cuts to a screen that displays the file name and the title. A close inspection of the small text reveals that it is the Privacy Act of 1974. The camera dissolves into static, and cuts to black. Footsteps and shuffling can be heard as OwO assumedly tries to get their camera to work. We see OwO in different clothes then last time, having switched his black trenchcoat out with a grey hoodie. They describe how they're starting this journey with this tape, but they cannot show their face or their identity because "they" are looking for them. He then offers us a gift, which turnes out to be a cookie. They call it a sign, and that whenever we the viewer see a cookie, that means that they are alive and well. Pounding can be heard i the background, but OwO doesn't pay attention to it. Seconds later the pounding intensifies. OwO exclaims that they found them, and reaches for the camera, turning it off. As OwO reaches to shut of the camera, a voice can be heard saying something to the extent of "you can't." However, this line is still disputed. A full transcript is below.
The screen dissolves to static, and the same mechanical voice exclaims "End of the tape." It shows the words "End of File Title #2: Beginning" on screen, but slowed down several hidden messages can be found. The first is the words "This video will end shortly." The next is "I will be back." The last is "help me." It is unknown at this time what the significance of this video may be.
===Secret messages===
* When slowed down to x0.25 speed, binary code can be seen at 0:35 in C O O K I E.
* Starting at 1:50, three messages can be read. "Video well end very shortly," "I'll be back," and "help me." in C O O K I E.
==ARG Theories==
On August 20, 2021, MatPat, on his channel The Film Theorists uploaded a video named "Film Theory: The Monster in the Comments... OwO". In this video, he theorizes that OwO is a physical manifestation of memes, backing up this theory with the reason The Agency captured OwO being to stop their "spread", similar to how memes spread. He also theorizes that the cookie OwO offers the viewers in the video C O O K I E is an Evercookie, which reproduces itself when it has been deleted. With the combination of both these theories, it justifies the idea that OwO is an omniscient commenter who can be found everywhere, and can never be deleted. At the end of the video, he admits that there might not be enough evidence to fully solve the ARG, and that another video might be needed.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CEs-ze5puI 
Two months and 5 days after his video goes public, OwO uploads another video, titled M E S S A G E, which reveals a new trove of information.
==Subscriber milestones==
*1,000 subscribers: September 6, 2019
*2,000 subscribers: September 21, 2019
*3,000 subscribers: October 9, 2019
*4,000 subscribers: October 26, 2019
*5,000 subscribers: November 9, 2019
*10,000 subscribers: January 1, 2020
*50,000 subscribers: July 27, 2020
*60,000 subscribers: September 6, 2020
*70,000 subscribers: October 16, 2020
*80,000 subscribers: December 3, 2020
*90,000 subscribers: February 9, 2021
*100,000 subscribers: April 17, 2021
*200,000 subscribers: July 29, 2021
*300,000 subscribers: September 13, 2021
==References==
Category:Commentary YouTubers
Category:Meme YouTubers
Category:Animation YouTubers
Category:German YouTubers
Category:Users who joined in 2019
Category:Terminated YouTubers