OinkOinkGaming5

## Who is OinkOinkGaming5?

His old profile picture.

OinkOinkGaming5 (better known as Oink, or Ethan) was a Minecraft youtuber known for his "Real Life Minecraft" videos he would often post to his YouTube channel. His channel (which was created back in March of 2014) has since been deleted, but some other videos he made still exist on older channels he owned which are still up to this day.

## History

His first video was him recording Minecraft on his tablet via his mobile phone. In the video, he talked about and checked out the (at the time) new Zombie and Skeleton horses that were added in a recent update to the game. He then started making videos and about trains and even vlogs where he would talk about the future of his channel to his one or two subscribers. He sometimes would make "collaboration" videos with his friend who also had a YouTube channel at the time.

Oink started a "lets play" (a video documenting the playthrough of a video game, usually including commentary or a camera view of the gamer's face.) series on Minecraft for the Xbox 360. He would continue to upload this while also still making vlogs. He eventually got his YouTube account verified using a phone number which meant he could now stream and upload videos longer than 15 minutes. He used this to his advantage, and constantly uploaded twenty minute Minecraft videos and tried live streaming (he didn't quite know how to stream via YouTube.) He and his friend (who we mentioned earlier) would make funny videos together, whether it was riding around on his golf cart and singing, seeing who could jump over a ditch further, or seeing who could climb up a telephone pole the highest. He made content he enjoyed, and everything seemed to be going fine. Later in his career, he posted a Real Life Minecraft video to his channel where he went around his yard and imagined everything as Minecraft. After he uploaded the video, he noticed an increase in viewers and subscribers so he continued to make even more. He made four seasons of real life minecraft in over a month and had already gained one hundred subscribers because of it.

It was around this time that Oink realised he was the first person to post real life Minecraft on youtube.

Since the creation of his channel, Oink had a fascination with both tornadoes and real life minecraft so he decided to combine them both to make "Real Life Minecraft: Tornado Survival" series later in his channel's history. This caused him huge amounts of growth, and he went from one hundred subscribers to two hundred in a few months. His total video views blasted up. He managed over six thousand total channel views! (This was before he knew about Google AdSense.)

However, Oink began uploading twice or more a day, uploading random clips of him singing, or of him screen recording off his phone on a tablet. This caused his viewership to decrease mainly because of how "stupid" and "cringe" the videos actually were.

## Controversies

As a "memorial" to 9/11, Oink uploaded a video to his channel where he destroyed two lego towers which were supposed to represent the "World Trade Center" or "Twin Towers" which were destroyed as a result of the September 11th attacks. After the video was posted, he received tons of criticism. This lead Oink to taking down the video, and issuing an apology.

This wasn't the only "lego memorial" he posted however, he also posted a memorial to the Titanic, which sank back in 1912 after striking an iceberg.

As Oink got older, he eventually ended the "Real Life Minecraft" series, but still regularly posted actual minecraft videos and streamed minecraft as well.

## Oink's Biggest Mistake

Oink's entire channel came to an end however after he uploaded a video titled "My Life as a Thirteen Year Old Kid" which talked about personal things we will not mention on here.

YouTube eventually terminated his account for "Breaking Community Guidelines" and all his years of hard work was gone, forever. He lost three hundred subscribers, he lost all his old videos, his views, everything he worked for. As of 2020, his channel is still gone, and there's no hopes of it coming back anytime soon.

He has tried on multiple occasions to create back his channel but it never worked.

## Extra Information

One of Oink's last known live-streams was him playing "Glide", a minigame which was added to Minecraft Legacy Console Edition on March 29, 2017. The stream didn't get much attention, about two active viewers, but it will go down in history as "OinkOinkGaming5's Final Stream."