It is created by Chris Bruno and David Howard Lee with production led by 3BlackDot and Starburns Industries and will be released early 2021.
#DEAD REALM VANOSS GAMING SERIES#
On June 25, 2020, Fong announced that another computer animated series titled Alpha Betas is in production starring Fong, Brian "Terroriser" Hanby, Marcel "BasicallyIDoWrk" Cunningham and Tyler "WILDCAT" Wine. On 2 November 2016, Fong, Adam Montoya, and Scott Robinson announced that a computer-animated series of videos entitled Paranormal Action Squad starring the three and written by Michael Rowe would air on YouTube Red, beginning on November 24. It was released via Steam as an early release on 30 July 2015. On 25 July 2015, Fong announced that he had been working on a game called Dead Realm for "the last six or seven months" as a creative director, alongside collaborators David Nagle ( Daithi De Nogla), Brain Hanby (The Terroriser), Craig " Mini Ladd" Thompson, and Tom "Syndicate". The Canadian Press described "a typical Vanoss video" by claiming that it features "Vanoss and a group of friends chatting, laughing and making jokes over gameplay from popular titles such as Grand Theft Auto V or Call of Duty: World at War." Awards Year The majority of VanossGaming videos take the format of a montage or compilation, featuring various clips from a particular game session, usually featuring other video game commentators. In March 2015, he appeared on the "YouTube Gaming Evolution" panel at PAX East in Boston, Massachusetts, alongside collaborators I Am Wildcat, Lui Calibre, and Mini Ladd. Speaking at the time, he suggested that his success could be credited to the fact that "Viewers really like the authentic type of content from regular people just playing games because they can relate to that". In January 2015, Fong began to receive mainstream media attention as he approached 11 million subscribers and a ranking within the top 25 most subscribed channels on YouTube, with commentators identifying him as a central figure in the growing video game commentary subculture. VanossGaming's logo used between 2011–2015. As of April 2020, Fong's channel has over 12 billion views and 25.0 million subscribers, making it the 95th most subscribed channel on YouTube. He has been recognized as a central figure in the subculture of video game commentary, with publications attributing his massive popularity to his sense of authenticity. The owl design represented the owl mask on Fong's character model in Grand Theft Auto Online.įong's content has earned him two award nominations, including a Shorty Award for Tech and Innovation, under the category of Gaming. There is also a diagonal cut through the design, creating a black letter "V". The logo was a white minimalistic design of an owl on a black background. He released the logo later that day along with limited edition merchandise released the day after. On 26 November 2015, Fong announced that he was releasing a new logo for the VanossGaming brand. On 30 April 2015, Fong announced on Twitter that he had signed with Jetpak, a multi-channel network founded by Adam Montoya and Tom Cassell. Outside of his YouTube career, Fong continues to play ice hockey recreationally, plays airsoft or other tournaments, and also plays the guitar as another hobby.
His logo, an owl in the shape of the letter "V", modeled after his character in Grand Theft Auto V, is one of his most recognizable symbols.įong claimed that he was not introduced to video games at a young age, but that he played games "here and there" which included children's adventure and puzzle titles such as Freddi Fish and Pajama Sam.
In the same year, he appeared at PAX East and signed a contract with Jetpak. His channel achieved popularity soon after, and by 2015 it had surpassed 10 million subscribers. ĭuring his early years on YouTube, he met several other creators who would eventually become frequently featured in his videos. Fong claimed that his parents were initially concerned that he was neglecting his studies in favor of producing content for his YouTube channel, admitting that "Even though there's a lot of potential for somebody starting a YouTube channel it's obviously not a guaranteed path.". Fong graduated from Richmond Hill High School and studied economics in college, but he later dropped out in his second year to focus on his YouTube channel as a full-time commitment. Fong is of Asian descent, his mother being Korean, and father Chinese. Fong was born on and raised in Toronto, Ontario.
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