The site was absolutely terrible compared to this website, but granted I made this website back when I was 14! I didn't have much of a point to the website, but I thought the concept of making one was cool. Here is a video of me showing off that website (you can even hear my little voice)

I remember I used to be so into collecting every single wave of sets. That was back when the price to buy sets was a lot more bearable. Nowadays there's always that big set that costs so much so I can never get them all. In this video I take a look at all the Ninjago Season 4 sets, I really enjoyed these sets which is why I collected the whole wave.

This was my first gaming video. I remember loving this game when it came out, and I still love Kirby to this day. At the time of this video I only had a Wii, but I wanted to branch out to gaming content. I didn't even have a capture card or a pc yet either, so I just ended up recording this with a camera on a TV, which looking back on this wasn't very smart, especially because these were some of my least viewed videos. However as much as I hate to say it because of how I recorded it, this was the beginning of a new era in terms of my content creation.

This video was also one of my favorites, and very important. It directly correlates to the previous video in which everything kinda changed. I started to put a lot more effort into collecting Dimensions sets rather than Ninjago sets over the course of the rest of the history of my channel.

You could kinda see at this point how much LEGO Dimensions had taken over my channel. Kinda like I said earlier, I still had a little bit of focus on new Ninjago sets too, but most of my energy was on packs needed to beat LEGO Dimensions. But it didn't stop me from making haul videos!

I haven't even talked about these yet, but yes I still continued to do reviews for sets after I started making Dimensions content, including reviewing all the Dimensions packs I got! This was actually the final pack I needed in order to fully complete Year 1 of Dimensions (check below). As you can see, I have a different approach to reviewing the Dimensions sets as opposed to the Ninjago sets.

This was a video I made and I don't even really remember how I was able to record this long at the time. I still wouldn't have a capture card for about a month after this, and I think this inspired me to get one in the first place. I was definitely branching out to other LEGO Games at this point, and I was having fun playing older games because I missed out on a lot of LEGO Games because they stopped making them for the Wii a while ago. LEGO Batman 3 was one of those games.

In 2016 I had the chance to attend Brick Fest Live! in Southern California. I remember meeting the Brick Show there and it was a blast! Here is what I ended up getting from the show that day.

This Glitch was crazy when it got discovered. You basically were able to play as any character in the game up to Wave 6 in the Mystery Dimension. Another thing was if you turned to a character that could transform (like Bane or Homer) the actual instructions for the character would pop up. So I actually in my main file had Bane "unlocked" without having the character for years. Another fun use of this glitch was activating the Simpsons Level without Homer. When you entered said level the glitch was still in effect and you could be anyone. The glitch wore off after you got to the Simpsons World, but technically if you didn't have a Simpsons Character that was a nice touch too.

A lot of people were requesting this video at the time, and surprisingly it went underrated after it posted, but this video is very valuable in collecting studs in LEGO Dimensions. Because of this trick I used I was able to get over a billion studs in the game relatively easily.

I was already concerned when LEGO Dimensions sets started showing up in the 99 cents stores, but it really got crazy when the Wave 8 update came out. You can't really tell this by the video itself, but there was some cut content from Year 2 present first in this wave. The Gold Brick count went down from 1068 to 1016, which is a significant decrease from before. They also seemed to have cut two Level Packs, as on the Level Menu there were only four slots instead of six. At this point we knew something was up with the game.

This at the time was probably the most effort I had put into editing a single video, because I actually put images into it rather than using a traditional screen recorder. However, looking at Wave 9, you could definitely tell TT Games was trying to extend this game as long as possible because of how late this was coming out. If you remember Year 1, they had the entire Year laid out from the very beginning, however with Year 2, sometimes we wouldn't know when the next wave would come out until after the previous wave came out (like from Wave 8 to Wave 9). At this point the nail was in the coffin for LEGO Dimensions.

This was my first ever video on Twitch, back when Twitch allowed any user to upload videos (they now limit it to Affiliates and Partners). I got a Switch the day after Christmas exclusively for this game, and I started speedrunning it in February after I 100%ed the game. The guides at the time weren't very good, but I learned as I went. I remember thinking I didn't want to randomly upload this to YT, so I put it on here so I could get it on the leaderboard. This was my first video recording, there is a second one as well in 2018 that was my PB on the speedrun leaderboard for two years until I came back in 2020. But other than these two videos the only other place I was still active was Twitter, where I was mostly just posting clips from my Switch to save on my phone. Life moved on for me, I got through high school and started community college, then eventually came the pandemic...

This was still in "the era of unlisted videos," but this one was recorded on Twitch. This was also after I upgraded my PC, so the level of quality was a little better. This was a fun one to do because this category is what got me back into Twitch in the first place, so I wanted to try it myself. This is currently still my PB, because after this run I felt pretty satisfied.

This was a really fun one to do, and I did this co-op with one of my mods, and I thought it was a really fun game to speedrun. We only ended up doing one run of it, but one was enough for me because it was just a different experience to run this. It was a long one and not the most family friendly game out there, but I definitely think this was a great game.

There was no way I was going to leave this one out. I spent literally over a month prepping for this run, and I remember thinking it would be terrible, but as you can see I actually ended up doing really well! This is a video I have even just watched myself after it happened, as watching all moons can sometimes just drag me in which is why I loved running the category. This was definitely one of my most important Twitch streams ever.