Hello, I am a citizen, and I am talking to those who might already know my name. You might remember me from when I made sprunkis, which was part of my work and public identity. Some of you may still remember that time, so I mention it to remind you of where you might have seen me before.
History
From 2016 to 2019, I watched many videos that had children's logos, and I often found them confusing. I didn't always understand why those logos were there or what they had to do with the videos. However, those years were important because I made noticeable progress each year. My interest grew, and I became more familiar with YouTube, the videos on it, and how different channels used logos and images. Each year, I changed a little in how I watched and understood content.
Some people might wonder what I mean by joining YouTube between 2016 and 2019. The answer is simple: I got my phone when I was six or seven years old, which allowed me to watch YouTube on my own. I started using the platform at a young age, so my early memories are tied to the videos, logos, and channels I saw during that time. Even though I was still a child, I noticed these details and how my understanding improved each year. Those years helped shape my experience with YouTube and influenced how I viewed the platform later on.
Contreversies
There is a more serious and controversial side to my online activity. In 2022, I started supporting Ukraine while identifying as Russian. This created conflict because people thought it was unusual or politically sensitive. The controversy led to more criticism of my public posts and videos.
In 2024, I made an offensive YouTube video titled "You Like a Redberry (MEME)." The title was meant to be humorous, but the content upset viewers and increased the negative attention on my channel. I also released another video called "I klled an 18+ noob," which showed the chest of a female Roblox character without any clear reason. Even though the video used Roblox characters, focusing on a sexualized body detail made it inappropriate and raised concerns about what I was sharing.
In 2025, I submitted an offensive video from my YouTube channel to the Free Reing section of the ParaSprunki Fanon Moved Wiki. This action spread the content to another fan community and made it easier for others to find and discuss. Along with these videos, I created a not-safe-for-work character for my Sprunki Pyramixed Fanon Wiki original character. These actions highlight the more troubling part of my online history, which is marked by offensive humor, sexualized character designs, and content that faced criticism in various fan communities.
This website is 100% Neocities
This tab is important to me because I created my own website on Neocities. It allows me to share my work, interests, and ideas without using a preset profile or social media. I get to choose how the site looks, what it includes, and how visitors navigate it. I select the colors, arrange the sections, write the text, and update the design whenever I have new ideas. I can also add pages for different areas of my work, like personal projects, writing, artwork, links, or topics I enjoy. This makes my site feel more personal than a typical account page with fixed settings.
Building the website also helps me understand how web pages function. I learn how text, images, links, colors, and layouts work together. When something doesn't look right, I can check the page, change the code, and see what happens. Even small updates can teach me a lot, even if the result isn't perfect at first. The site allows me to experiment with new ideas and develop my skills over time. Its design might change as I learn, and that change is part of the journey. Each page reflects my tastes, interests, and the effort I put into it. The finished website is more than just a place to share content; it showcases what I can create and how my style evolves. Visit Neocities
