The video reached #1 on Trending within hours of being uploaded. In response, on September 2, 2021, Cory uploaded a video titled " YouTube Gave Me A Strike & Won't Tell Me Why" in which he explains the situation as well as expressing his frustration and disdain for YouTube's lack of communication when situations like these occur. On August 27, 2021, one day after Cory returned to YouTube, his channel received a Community Guidelines strike on a Try Not to Laugh video he uploaded in 2019, It is flagged as: "Child abuse".
If it wasn't any worse, Cory and Brandon could have suffered their legs being amputated or losing their lives. The pictures he shows depict his car with the front bumper and engine severely impacted in the car. A video was uploaded a day later and which he also promotes the non-profit organization, the National Sleeping Foundation. Luckily, they weren't injured, but Cory suffered a bruise on his shoulder. He was driving back home from Ohio when he fell asleep on the wheel and crashed into a semitruck.
On May 30, 2016, he was involved in a car accident with his friend Brandon. His favorite playthroughs are Outlast, The Evil Within, and Corpse Party. Cory is also known for playing horror games, especially RPG horrors, but he has also played action games such as Bloodborne and Dark Souls.
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The first game series he made was about the 1994 sports game called Super Punch Out!.Ĭory appeared in several gaming festivals such as Comic-Con International and PAX, during which he met other YouTubers such as Muyskerm, Yamimash, LordMinion777, and jacksepticeye. In October 2013, Cory played his first horror game under the name, White Finger. Around that time, he would upload skits sometimes starring his friends. CareerĬory first joined YouTube on April 26, 2009, at 16 years old and uploaded his first video in May of the same year. He announced in a Try Not to Laugh video that his mom opened up a beauty shop somewhere in Michigan. He only has 24 teeth instead of 32 and lacks any normal amount of hair on his body. On April 25, 2017, Cory announced in a video that he has Ectodermal Dysplasia, a rare genetic disorder which he inherited from his father. Originally, Cory went to the University of Michigan but later dropped out to further pursue his YouTube career.Ĭory makes it clear that he is of a Christian faith, adding verses to the end of most of his videos, as well as making many references to God on his channel. He has a brother named Anthony, who appeared in one of his videos and a pet dog named Samson the Savage (also known as "Sam") who joined the Samurai Community on but has moved to his parent's house due to him developing allergies. Purely incredible, he has motivation to make the series fun, not always messing around like Mark but still funny and entertaining, you can tell that he puts his heart into the game, which is also absolutely incredible.Cory Williams was born on November 9, 1992, in Ann Arbor, Michigan. A beautiful game played by a beautiful person. He opened our eyes to the beauty of Undertale. His voices for all of the characters were on point, I can vouch for many viewers by saying that. He really embraced Undertale, you can tell he loved it just as much as the fans did. Jacksepticeye is the experience here, not a specific game. However Jacksepticeye is the thing you should want to watch and not a specific game because otherwise you could just look up "top 10 video games".
There is no best series, but this is one of the top no matter how you look at it. If you don't think you would like Undertale, please give it a chance, and watch Jack play it. Whenever I see Papyrus, Sean's voice for him automatically comes into my head. The voices he gave all the characters were the BEST possible voices for the characters, and I mean that. When you watch the him playing, you can really tell that Sean absolute loved it, and that his whole heart was in the game. It's funny, heartwarming, and just all around amazing. The best series I have ever watched on the channel.
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