MandRProductions

**Ryan McCullough** (born: May 1, 1997), better known online as **MandRproductions** (formerly **MandRproductions34**), is an American LEGO YouTuber from Miami, Florida.

## History

MandRproductions34 started his channel in December 2010 and usually uploads Lego reviews, top 10s, and a Q&A series called “Ask MandR.” He mainly focuses on Lego Star Wars. Sometime in his YouTube career, he changed his name to simply MandRproductions. MandRproductions means Matthew and Ryan productions. ( Matthew is Ryan's brother) He also runs a gaming channel previously named “MandR Games” . On that channel, he usually makes Warzone and Minecraft content, he also has a twitch channel called MandR games where he streams Call of Duty: Warzone, Minecraft and range of other games. He also runs multiple other channels called "MandR Vlogs", "MandR Builds" , "MandR Collects", "Ryan McCullough" and even has a podcast called Bad Bricks Podcast which he runs with Republic bricks. Clips from podcast channel are posted on Bad Bricks Highlights. He also started a campaign in late 2018 called, "we want a 501st battle pack!" In April 2020 "the 501st legion troopers" was revealed thanks to Ryan's campaign. After that Ryan started another campaign during the LEGO ucs vote in February of 2020 where he took a stand and supported the next UCS set to be Republic Gunship. His second campaign ended up being another success and UCS set won that vote by 58% and is being sold on LEGO.com since August first of 2021.

## Brick Buster Series

MandR also had a series called “Brick Buster”, where he calls out other Lego YouTubers for doing shady things. His rants have been on Bricklink YouTubers, BrickQueen, and BrickTitan and in the end on himself.

He exposed the BrickLink YouTubers for buying all Lego sets on shelves so none of the kids can have them and so they can sell them on their Bricklink store. He exposed BrickQueen and BrickTitan for begging for Lego sets from the Lego Group and blaming other YouTubers for their decline in viewership. MandR also made a diss track about them with a friend of his named Sean TRL titled “Bricks Please.” In the end MandR made a brick buster on himself where he recognized his mistakes and decided to be the best version of himself.

## Collaborations

Most recently, Unbrickme interviewed MandRproductions at BrickFair Virginia 2019. Unbrickme asked to interview Ryan and he happily agreed. In the interview, Ryan talks about his journey on YouTube and how he started out from simple skit videos "which eventually turned into LEGO videos."

He also claims that he had a different channel before MandRproductions which he created in 2009. This channel was originally called "ryanandjoejo" until he later renamed it to "Ryan McCullough," his real name. As of right now, it's unknown why Ryan stopped uploading on his old channel in favor of MandRproductions. Ryan also talks about his friendship with Sarah (just2good). According to Unbrickme's interview, Ryan's friendship with Sarah is very strong which dates back all the way to 2015.

And finally, in the interview, Ryan talks about his opinion on the HiddenSide sets and whether or not the app integration feature will fail, HiddenSide MOCS, LEGO Space themed sets, and finally, his favorite MOC from BrickFair Virginia.

Unbrickme's interview is the most popular collaboration with Ryan that took place at some sort of LEGO convention.

OurToyWorld also interviewed MandRproductions at a similar event.

Ryan also consistently collaborates with just2good and brickitect on his Bricks & Bits podcast every Sunday along with a guest. The guest is chosen through an invite-only system and can range anywhere from having 200 subscribers all the way to over a million as seen in his collaboration with I Hate Everything.

Ryan is very open to collaborations with many different large YouTubers.