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Offline TV

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Offline TV
FoundedJuly 3, 2017
LocationLos Angeles, CA
FoundersWilliam 'Scarra' Li[1]
Chris Chan[2]
ManagerEdison Park
Websitehttp://offlinetv.gg
Offline TV
Websiteofflinetv.gg
YouTube information
Channel
Created by
  • Scarra
  • Chris Chan
Years active2017–present
Genre
Subscribers662,524
Total views58,517,689
100,000 subscribers 2017
Updated January 27, 2019[3]

Offline TV is an online social entertainment group of content creators, who live together in California to create content routinely by collaboration with other members (Twitch Streamers and YouTubers) of the house and also on their collaborative YouTube channel "Offline TV".[4] They produce a wide range of content, from prank videos to vlogs to the housemates playing games together.[5][6][7] Offline TV has accrued over 89,000 fans on their subreddit, while also having thousands of fans on each of their Twitch and YouTube channels.[8][9][10]

Offline TV is basically just a house full of content creators that all got together to create a channel and basically collab in real time, almost all the time. We all already had our own channels and streams and stuff, but we decided to come together to try to do more with other people!

— Pokimane[4]

Members[edit]

File:OfflineTV Members.jpg
Offline TV members at TwitchCon 2018, from left to right; Pokimane, Fedmyster, Disguised Toast, Scarra, and LilyPichu.
  House Member
Nickname Role Twitch Followers YouTube Subscribers Extra Info
Pokimane[11][12] Personality[13] 2,783,051[14] 3,261,284[15]
Scarra[5][12] Personality[13] 760,772[16] 320,780[17] former pro League of Legends player
LilyPichu[18][19] Personality[13] 629,385[20] 1,662,063[21]
Disguised Toast[12][22] Personality[13] 927,111[23] 747,492[24]
Fedmyster[12][19] Personality[13] 295,357[25] 257,320[26]
Albert[27][19] Production / Personality[13] 187,444[28] 441,206[29] aka Sleightlymusical
Yvonnie Management / Personality[13] 39,471[30]
Edison Park[19] Manager[13] 33,890[31]
Xell Production / Management[13] 43,304[32] 22,217[33]
MarkZ Production / Management[13] 45,874[34]
AriaSaki House Chef / Personality[35][36][37] 95,010[38] 63,117[39]
Sean Production[40] 14,102[41]
Twitch Followers and YouTube Subscribers as of 9 February 2019

Background[edit]

Pokimane[edit]

Imane Anys[42] (born May 14, 1996), better known by her alias Pokimane, is a Moroccan Canadian Twitch streamer,[43] YouTube personality and gamer. Anys is best known for her live streams on the Twitch platform, where she showcases her gaming experiences—most notably with League of Legends[44][45] and Fortnite.[46][47][48] In addition to streaming on the Twitch platform, Anys also has two active YouTube channels: Pokimane and Poki ASMR.[49][50] Anys about Offline TV, "it's not fun being a streamer and living alone, so we decided to come together in a way so we not only keep each other company but we can also collab and actually do good work and content for everyone else."[4] Anys is one of the first four members of Offline TV.[1]

Scarra[edit]

William Li (born November 25, 1989), better known by his alias Scarra, is an American former pro League of Legends player[51][52] Twitch streamer,[53] and jungler for Meme Stream Dream Team. [54]He is most well known for being the mid laner for Team Dignitas.[52][55] Scarra is the co-founder of Offline TV, along with Chris Chan.

I think I just wanted to live with friends. That was the origin of it. I wanted to live with people and make cool stuff with other people. It was myself and my manager Chris who started this idea

— Li on the origins of Offline TV

Disguised Toast[edit]

Jeremy Wang (born November 25, 1991), better known by his alias Disguised Toast, is a Canadian Twitch streamer who rose to fame playing Hearthstone.[56][57][58][59] Wang began his activity in the Hearthstone community making infographics and YouTube videos of unusual card interactions that he shared on Reddit.[60] Wang covered his face with a toast-shaped cardboard mask with sunglasses when he began streaming until he revealed his face by mistake in October 2016.[61] In October 2017, Wang joined Offline TV.[62]

LilyPichu[edit]

Lily Ki (born November 20, 1991), better known by her alias LilyPichu, is an American Twitch streamer[18], Musician[63][27] and YouTube personality. Lily gained popularity in 2011 when she released her song "Ill Quit LoL," amassing over 6.3 million views on YouTube[64] Her YouTube channel consists of animations, vlogs, songs, and piano covers while her Twitch stream consists of League of Legends, [65][18] IRL content.[18] art, and music. She also sporadically uploads on her second channel, LilyRaichu.[66]

In September 2018, Riot Games had launched a new series of ads for League of Legends with one featuring LilyPichu and sleightlymusical,[67] It was called as LilyPichu & sleightlymusical: Duo.[68]

Fedmyster[edit]

Federico M. Gaytan (born August 7, 1995), better known by his alias FEDMYSTER, is an American Twitch streamer and YouTube personality, who is known for his IRL streams.[69] Gaytan started his streaming career in early Janurary of 2018, before this however he was a full time video editor for content creator Christian "IWDominate" Rivera, a former semi-pro player for Team Liquid. Gaytan was invited to join the group as an editor in June 2017. On July 8th 2017 , Gaytan published his first Youtube video with Offline TV , where he was formally introduced as the group's editor.[70] After this, Gaytan went on to make many videos with Offline TV, garnering millions of views for the channel. Gaytan was officially named as part of talent in January 2018.

In 2018, Gaytan's Twitch emote called “Fed7” has been used a reported 431 million times in three months, making it the most popular emote on the site at that time.[69]

Albert Chang[edit]

Albert Chang (born November 15, 1991), also known as sleightlymusical, is a Twitch streamer, YouTube personality, Violinist, Musician[63] and Magician, who is known for his instrumental covers, musical medleys and magic tricks.[27][63] Albert also streams games where he plays League of Legends[67] and does IRL streams with live music and magic tricks.[27] In Offline TV, he works both in production and as active personality.[13]

In 2017, Chang performed live at 2017 League of Legends World Championship opening ceremony of the finals.[71]

In September, 2018 Riot Games had launched a new series of ads for League of Legends with one featuring sleightlymusical and LilyPichu,[67] It was called as LilyPichu & sleightlymusical: Duo.[68]

MarkZ[edit]

Mark Zimmerman (born June 29, 1991), better known by his alias MarkZ,[72] is an American League of Legends sports commentator[73][74][75] best known as an analyst for the North American League of Legends Championship Series.[72][76] and former head analyst and assistant coach for Team Liquid and that's how he met Scarra and now he works in production and management of Offline TV as part time.[13]

Former Members[edit]

Nickname Role
Pecca[13] Management / Personality
Chris Chan[13] Manager
PokeLawls[13] Personality
BasedYoona[13] Personality

See also[edit]

References[edit]

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