GamingWithJen

Jen created her YouTube channel on 27 November 2012 and posted some Minecraft videos. She wasn’t an instant success. But as days passed, she began to post more difficult levels of gaming videos while managing to win most of them skillfully. With the increase in the difficulty level, the number of followers she had on YouTube began to increase. Today she has over 2.4 million subscribers on her YouTube channel with a total of over two hundred millon views. In addition to that, she has earned around 475K followers on instagram and 156K on Twitter. She earns roughly about $360 per day. She usually posts about minecraft mods, maps, and customs games with Pat. The competitive and fun nature of Jen and her husband while gaming against each other is what makes her videos more fun and interesting to watch.

There are a very few female gamers and Jen is one of the rare female minecraft gamers like Vengelfe. Jen has a set of incredible skills that have helped her become a successful gamer. Her quick reflexes and strategies help her to win almost every game she plays. According to many people, when Jen and plays with her husband Pat ‘PopularMMos’, it is impossible to win aginst them. They become indestructible when paired together. While Jen may seem like a total badass, she also has a humorous side and can be completely hilarious at times as seen in some of her videos. Her famous quotes from her videos are “OMG, I totally Daver Copperfielded it!” and “Do you even English, bro?” Her tone and timing is what makes one crack up at her lines. Jen has posted over 105 videos and generally uploads new videos on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

Jen describes herself as an animal lover. She prefers cats to any other pets. In fact, Jen met Pat when they were in high school, doing community service for a local animal shelter. They had a pet cat namedAlice but they had to return her to her previous shelter due to some reasons. Now they have another pet cat named Cloud. Jen decided to name him Cloud becaise of the snow white colour of his fur.In 2014, Jen and Pat participated in the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. This challenge aimed at increasing awareness of the amyotrophic lateral sclerosis ALS disease. Jen and Pat also donated money for the cause.