Rob Dyke

Robe Dyke launched his YouTube channel in September 2012 and mostly uploaded comedy sketches.

Rob's 'Seriously Strange', a series that deals with scary, disturbing, and bizarre topics, made him quite famous. It is divided into three more distinct series - Serial Killer Files, Twisted Tens and Caught on Camera.

The web series 'Why Would You Put That on the Internet' got Rob the recognition that he needed. In the series, 'Why Would You Put That on the Internet', fans send Rob ridiculous things they’ve seen on the web. This is the main comedy series on his YouTube channel. He uploads videos on this series every Friday or Saturday.

Rob has another channel, Zombie Horse, with over 142K subscribers, where he uploads comedy, gaming, and sketch videos.

Rob enjoys great rapport with other YouTubers , such as This Exists, Matthew Santoro, BobisWeirdTv, Hungry Lights, Moonshine Bonanza, Daym Drops and Household Hacker.

Rob Dyke always wanted to do something different. He wanted to create something which would be admired by people. He pursued a career in criminal justice, and worked for a short time as a private investigator and bodyguard, but his sense of humor was always his most prominent trait.

The strong desire for fame and creating something broke through the surface and he dropped his criminal justice career to pursue film-making. He started his channel on YouTube in September 2012 to let his natural talent for comedy be known to the world.

If you like to explore comedy on YouTube, you must have come across Rob Dyke at one point or another. His video series, 'Why Would You Put That on the Internet' (WWYPTOTI) is certainly one of the fastest rising video series’ on the web. Hi unique memes that make fun of society, issues, and classlessness, also make him special.

Rob Dyke was born on October 28, 1987 in Massachusetts, New England, United States. He has Rob has a Caucasian ethnicity. Not Much is known about his parents and family members.

He obtained his GED in October 2008 and attended the Mount Wachusett Community College in Gardner, Massachusetts, to pursue a career in criminal justice.