Graser

The thought of becoming the best “flat-faced bus driver” used to be Graser’s childhood dream. Even though he did not pursue his dream of becoming a bus driver, he managed to brighten up his day by playing games all-night after he got back from school. Back when he created his Club Penguin character, he was so happy that he threw a party within the game, after his channel reached 2000 subscribers. In one of his videos, he even mentioned that school was boring, and wanted to just game all day, and so he did. Graser was very creative and witty with his videos and snarky comments, so at the time he chose to stream his games online on YouTube and Twitch, people really liked his work. He has over 500 thousand subscribers and 185 million video views, with 8 other major Minecrafters collaborating with him on YouTube, to make his videos “Roast!”

His clever puns and slapstick gameplay are not the only things that make this guy an awesome choice as a role model for the budding Minecraft community. Graser is very sensible about making the right content for his fans that are mostly considered to be between the ages 8 and 16. There is a video made by Graser which shows his contribution to the ALS association as the world was taken over by the, literally chilling ‘Ice-bucket challenge’. Graser himself has mentioned in one of his videos that he used to be a bully, back in high school but seeing him make such a kind contribution to causes like these would only nudge his young fans to do the right thing.

Clearly, Graser likes to set a great example for his fans looking at his ways of giving and his adventurous lifestyle. He has lost over 60 pounds of weight since he started his own fitness regimen, and he’s proud to share it with his viewers in his video “How I deal with Hate”. Graser has also published a book titled ‘Mysterious Castle: An Unofficial Adventure’. The book is about a robot and his danger-filled escapades in the world of Minecraft.