Jollztv

Jolly Goodmanhttps://streamscharts.com/channels/jollztv#:~:text=JOLLZTV%20was%20born%20on%20Jun%2016%2C%201993%20. better known as his online alias Jollz or Jollztv is a valorant YouTuber and vlogger. He is primarily known for being a radiant level coach, but has since branched out to other forms of content creations. As of 2023 he has over 400 thousand subscribers.
== Content ==
Originally Jollz first started to stream League of legends many years back. His content was aimed to be educational and taught people how to play the game. However during this time he virtually had no audience which left his discouraged to stream. Counter Strike: Global Offensive released in 2012, and after Jollz had hit global elite and decided to play competitively, he began to go back to full time streaming. After developing an RSI injury, he started to play and stream Hearthstone alongside some other various types of games. After the RSI injury he started to back to streaming CSGO, and also indulged in Fortnite. Jollz eventually stopped streaming and making content to back to college.
Jollz eventually came back to content creation after Valorant released in 2020. He eventually hit radiant and started to offer free coaching sessions to lower rated players. To improve his growth, Jollz started to post more other platforms to grow his audience. In 2022, he hit 100,000 subscribers on YouTube and posts daily. Jollz's content nowadays is primarily coaching and/or making videos collaborating with other valorant youtubers.
== Criticism ==
=== Overpriced coaching ===
Jollz has been called out for his overpriced coaching, 175 USD for an hour.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zji9tRXGJps&t=312s
=== Smurfing ===
Jollz has been called out for smurfing and encouraging smurfing in Valorant through via his content.
== Personal life ==
Jolly Goodman was born on June 16th, 1993. From a young age, Goodman used to love playing video games, primarily Counter Strike 1.6, Runescape, World Of Warcraft and League of Legends.
After he stopped streaming to go back to college, Goodman applied and got accepted an internship at NASA and got a job as a software engineer.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9FELLP9NKT8 He eventually quit after 2 years of working there to go back to content creation.
== References ==
Category:Gaming YouTubers
Category:American YouTubers
Category:Users who joined in 2007