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“ Salutations, Lamb Fam! ”

―Baby Lamb Creations

Simon A. (born November 29, 2002 (2002-11-29) [age 23]), better known online as Baby Lamb Creations (occasionally corrupted as Baby Lamb Productions), is an American YouTuber known for posting different kinds of videos, such as shitposts, memes, animations, singing videos, piano covers, musical mashups, Minecraft videos, random skits, episodes of his show "Baby Lamb & Friends", and all others.

His channel was created on March 21, 2016, and his first video was uploaded the following day, on March 22, 2016. The channel's target demographic is general audiences, in which he usually refers to his fans as "The Lamb Fam."

Baby Lamb Creations has been involved in over 1,500 videos from various YouTubers, consisting of meme compilations, live streams, fan-made videos, or different web series or collaborations that Simon A. plays a role in.

About[]

Simon A. was born in 2002. He wanted to become a YouTuber ever since he was a child and watched YouTube videos of all different kinds (memes, songs, cartoons, YouTube Poops, plush content, etc.). He originally used a very old YouTube account called "emaforluv" in 2011, but all he did was post comments on it. When his dad gave him a video camera, he began recording videos of his plush toys, which eventually spawned into Baby Lamb Creations' official web series under the title "Baby Lamb & Friends."[1]

The channel was named after an old stuffed lamb that Simon had when he was a child, named "Baby Lamb", but unfortunately lost in a movie theatre around May of 2012.[2] It was originally going to be called Random Video Productions, but Simon eventually decided to name his channel after his lost childhood plaything. And so, Random Video Productions ended up being the name of Simon's fictitious production company.

When his channel was created, however, it originally contained his initials in addition to "Baby Lamb Creations". But he felt like it was too long and not catchy, so he shortened it to simply "Baby Lamb Creations". While it was evident that adding the word "Baby" in his channel's name would confuse people into thinking that his channel mainly posts content for young children, when in actuality he also posts memes and videos that occasionally have profanity, he still kept it partially to be ironic but not misleading. Despite eventually dealing with YouTube marking 10% of his content as "Made for Kids" under their COPPA policy a few years later, Simon has no plans to change his name yet.

His profile pic was first a picture of a drawing of Baby Lamb (used in the first 3 seasons of Baby Lamb & Friends) and his stuffed childhood cow that he named "Cow". Around mid-2017, his pic changed into a drawing of Baby Lamb, and in late 2018, his profile pic got redesigned to a more cartoonish-looking version of Baby Lamb. In 2020, the profile pic got an upgrade as Baby Lamb's face got a more 3D design and the background changed to a purple/blue/red aesthetic. Around special days like Christmas and Halloween, he changes his profile pic depending on the time of year.

Many of the things Simon does on channel includes drawing, animating, singing, playing the piano, composing music, voice-acting and editing over 2,000 of his videos using iMovie from 2016-2024 and currently Final Cut Pro as of late 2024.

Channel history[]

2016-2019[]

When Simon first started his YouTube channel on March of 2016, it mostly consisted of clips from childhood shows that he watched (such as Sesame Street, The Powerpuff Girls, and Mickey Mouse) as well as keyboard covers of different songs, recreations of the Magical Events from Teletubbies in Minecraft: Pocket Edition, and early episodes of "Baby Lamb & Friends". Back then, he recorded his videos with an iPad, edited them with the iMovie mobile app, and even used his iPad to record the screens of other devices, sound and all.

Eventually, around the beginning of 2017, Simon switched to digital recording, downloaded iMovie on his MacBook Air which he still uses to edit all of his videos. His new form of video-editing led to different kinds of videos such as "Random Math", "Don't Let Your Kids Watch It", "Epic Ear Rape", and his "Musical Mashups". For the first 4 and a half years of his channel, he used his iPad to record videos where he appears in person such as special announcements, subscribers specials, Minecraft videos, remakes of "The Adventures of Cliff Hanger", and episodes of "Baby Lamb & Friends." As of mid-2020, videos are currently filmed with his iPhone 11.

From 2016-2020, during the holiday season or special days, Baby Lamb Creations would post compilations of all of Simon's favourite shows that have specials surrounding a certain holiday, such as Christmas, Thanksgiving, Halloween, Valentine's Day, etc. Additionally, whenever he reached a certain milestone in subscribers, he would make a special subscriber video to celebrate.

When Simon left YouTube temporarily to go on vacation during the summer of 2018, he posted an announcement saying that he's gonna be taking a break from YouTube but posted some pre-made videos as birthday gifts for some of his friends who have birthdays during the time he was on vacation. His fans were patient and when he returned, he surprised everyone with an animated video to celebrate his return. This became BLC's first full-length animation.

It was then that Baby Lamb Creations got into producing animated videos, which gained attention from his fellow fans. One of Simon's favourite animated videos was a special animated video posted on Christmas Eve, which included the voices of a lot of his YouTube friends and fans singing the Disney Christmas song, "The Best Christmas of All".

Additionally, Baby Lamb Creations has an alternate channel made around the end of 2017 in the event where something might happen to the original channel, and Simon posted an announcement about it in mid-2018[3]. It gained over 100 subscribers that very day. Simon has not posted anything in his alternate channel until June 17, 2019, when he uploaded a video combining his series "Baby Lamb & Friends" and Xplodin Apple's series "Angry Birds Craptastic Adventures", parodying a PBS Kids block Simon saw as a kid[4].

On February 18, 2019, Baby Lamb Creations celebrated reaching 50,000 subscribers with an animated special featuring his animated characters singing the beloved SpongeBob song "Sweet Victory", which also paid tribute to the show's creator, Stephen Hillenburg who unfortunately died back in November of 2018 due to complications of ALS. It was also made in response to the controversy surrounding NFL and the Halftime Show that left millions of fans disappointed. The video eventually became most liked animated video BLC has uploaded. 5 days before the video's release, however, Simon got into an accident in which his leg was broken, forcing him to undergo a major surgery the day after on Valentine's Day in which he stayed in the hospital for a mere 3 days[5]. During the time he was recovering, he continued to finish animating his 50,000 subscribers' animated special. His recovery lasted for over half a year.

On May 4, 2019, Simon announced on YouTube that Baby Lamb & Friends: The Movie (a film adaptation based on his web series) was in development. After the release of the Season 4 episode of Baby Lamb & Friends, "A Tale of Two Cows", he announced it would be the last episode made before production on the film officially starts[6]. On July 30, 2019, Baby Lamb Creations went on a month-long hiatus because Simon wanted to continue production on his film "Baby Lamb & Friends: The Movie". Production on the film ran from June to October, and it made its auspicious debut on November 9, 2019. It gained positive reception from dozens of fans on the day of release, and Simon A. considers Baby Lamb & Friends: The Movie to be his channel's "magnum opus".

On December 24, 2019, Simon A. uploaded a Christmas video called "A Baby Lamb Musical Christmas Collection", compiling a lot of musical holiday mashups posted on Baby Lamb Creations over the years while Simon transitions from one song to the other. It ended with a huge cover of the song "Keep Christmas With You" from Sesame Street, sung by various fans while Simon himself arranged the music on the piano. It is one of Simon's favorite collaborative videos to have made.

2020-2024[]

In 2020, Baby Lamb Creations reached 70,000 subscribers and Simon celebrated with a cover of the song "Your Song" by Sir Elton John. A few months later, following a return to social media after a brief hiatus for most of July, the channel rebranded with a newer logo, profile pic, banner, and even a more updated channel trailer at the time. In addition, he celebrated reaching 75,000 subscribers with an animated music video set to the song "I'm Still Standing", performed by Taron Egerton in the 2019 film Rocketman[7]. That year, Simon not started filming videos with an iPhone 11, but also switched to a more modern MacBook Air for editing, now being able to upload videos consistently in 1080p.

In 2021, Simon commenced a year-long celebration of Baby Lamb Creations' 5th anniversary with many special videos, which include; a retrospective video of many moments of the channel from 2016 to 2021[8], a cursed fanart compilation[9], a BLC-themed Kahoot game[10], and also the release of a special 95th episode of Baby Lamb & Friends titled "Cartoon Shorties Night"[11]. That same year, Baby Lamb Creations officially reached 100,000 subscribers and so Simon released a very special video celebrating both milestones, 100K subs and 5 years on YouTube, that also featured animation from his friend and frequent collaborator DanTheToonMan that was set to the song "Someday Out of the Blue" by Elton John[12]. The video is filled with messages from fans, previous celebrity interactions, fanart from viewers, Easter eggs referencing past BLC videos, and even a surprise guest appearance from Hugh Neutron (voiced by Mark DeCarlo). Though the video took several months to finish, Simon considers this to be his biggest video of all time and his true magnum opus, even more than Baby Lamb & Friends: The Movie. 2021 also had the return of Minecraft videos for the first time since 2018 after Simon was able to transfer his Minecraft world, ASDF Universe, from his old iPad 2 to his current iPhone with the help of Teletubby Fan.

On July 1st, 2022, Simon did a livestream called the "2022 HALFTIME SHOW", where he does a piano concert to acknowledge being halfway through the year. About a month later, Simon premiered a special movie titled "BLC Goes to Disneyland" that showcases him going to Disneyland Park in Anaheim, California for the first time since 2017. According to him, it was a video that was 5 years in the making and became a success on the date of its premiere, thus becoming yet another video Simon considers to be his favorite. Eventually that movie got a sequel with "BLC Returns to Disneyland", a video showcasing Simon's trip to Disneyland a year later in 2023 to celebrate the 100th anniversary of The Walt Disney Company. That same year he also experienced Disney On Ice for the first time as well as visiting the Walt Disney Family Museum, also to celebrate Disney's 100th anniversary.

2024 was the year that Simon A. officially graduated from college and celebrated with a graduation special video simply titled "The Future" , which was originally intended to celebrate Simon graduating from high school in 2020 until it got canceled due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic[13]. It contains guest appearances (via Cameo) from Drake Bell of Drake & Josh fame and Doug Walker from Channel Awesome as the Nostalgia Critic, both of whom congratulated Simon in graduating. In addition, the video pays homage to the ending of Aladdin by representing Simon graduating as being free and also has a musical sequence to the song "Finale" from Steven Universe: The Movie.

2024 also had a big change in the channel's video production. In November of 2024, Simon officially switched from iMovie to Final Cut Pro to edit his videos, after using the latter for 7 years. The more advanced features in Final Cut Pro led to an increase in the quality of BLC's videos, thus introducing a series of parody videos in 2025 edited with FCP's magnetic mask feature. These parody videos crossover different shows and pieces of media including SpongeBob SquarePants, Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi, Family Guy, The Simpsons, and Tenacious D.

The YouTube Partner Era (2025-present)[]

As of 2025, Baby Lamb Creations made a significant change to its video schedule by posting every other day rather than posting on a daily basis like it has done for years. In addition, as of April 27, 2025, Simon announced that he officially got accepted into the YouTube Partner Program and is now a monetizing creator[14]. Originally he applied to be a YouTube Partner in 2019 but was rejected due to reused content. Because the channel is now monetized, some changes had to be made; the biggest of them being officially discontinuing any videos that involved copyrighted music or other reused content. Hundreds of past videos that have gotten copyright claims were made private prior to applying, with some slowly being made public again after using the YouTube Studio Editor to remove any copyright claims, whic has led to some fans complaining about these changes. Most of all, Simon made the decision of discontinuing musical mashups on his main channel, which have been a staple of his channel since the beginning. However, he decided to utilize his second channel to not only posting compilations of past mashups from his main channel that were made private, but also post new mashups that he thought of. Nevertheless, despite the amount of people still requesting mashups or other kinds of videos with copyrighted music, Simon remained adamant about his decision and emphasized that he wants to put a lot more focus on original content[15]. Currently the only videos he can still produce with copyrighted music are his piano covers, which have also been a staple of his YouTube channel. In spite of these changes, Simon assured his viewers that his channel will still remain the same and committed to producing random content.

List of Series[]

  • Baby Lamb & Friends: The series involves a young and happy-go-lucky little sheep named Baby Lamb as well as his colorful and unique friends: including his best friend Cow McMoo, the sweet and bubbly Belle Butterfly, wisecracking Ricky Bowers, wise Donny Dolphin, tough-as-nails Alice Pollenia, and sassy Cassandra Cat. All of them live in the random fictional town of Capitol City, where they tend to get into random situations and even learn important life lessons about themselves and the world around them. The show uses a mixture of live-action and animation as well as plush toys, "paper puppets", LEGO mini-figures, and others.
  • The Adventures of Cliff Hanger: Based on the original animated segments from Between the Lions, these videos feature Baby Lamb Creations' take on Cliff and his many escapades on trying to get out of the cliff. It follows the same structure and format as the original segments.
  • Mr. Nut: Inspired by Rowan Atkinson and a parody of the iconic 1990 "Mr. Bean" comedy series and 2002 animated "Mr. Bean" series, Mr. Nut is a series of live-action shorts about a bumbling weirdo named Mr. Nut and his plush mouse, Mickey. As the name implies, Mr. Nut proves himself to be, without a shadow of a doubt, a complete nut.

YouTube Issues[]

BLC's History with Copyright Strikes[]

The day right after Simon's 16th Birthday, on November 30, 2018, Baby Lamb Creations received its first-ever copyright strike from Bagdasarian Productions who requested YouTube to take down his upload of the song "My Mother" from the 1987 movie "The Chipmunk Adventures" which was posted on May 14, 2017. Ever since that incident, BLC has been planning to make more original content and remove any uploads of scenes from shows or movies to prevent any further copyright strikes. Eventually, the strike expired on February 28, 2019 [16]. On the morning of April 22, 2020, Baby Lamb Creations received two third-party copyright strikes from The Fred Rogers Company in regards to nine Mister Rogers-related videos that BLC posted dating back to 2017, one of which was a popular upload of the Mister Rogers' Neighborhood opening theme which was used in a handful of websites and online news articles posts.

Simon A. eventually tried to remove as much Mister Rogers videos as he could before The Fred Rogers Company could do any additional takedowns. He posted a now-deleted video the next day explaining the situation and told his viewers to subscribe to his alternate channel, Baby Lamb Creations 2.0. He then contacted Fred Rogers Productions with an email regarding his issue and they responded to him by saying that PBS gave them licensing rights for those clips which aren't allowed to be used by anyone else and they are in a difficult decision to take them down, which eventually made Simon more aware. However, they understood that he had good intentions.

Eventually, on July 21, 2020, the two copyright strikes Baby Lamb Creations received by Fred Rogers Productions officially expired; 10 days before the channel itself reached its milestone of 75,000 subscribers[17]. However, on December 10, 2020, Simon confirmed in a now-deleted video that the channel received yet another third-party copyright strike from The Fred Rogers Company on November 25, 2020, causing him to, like before, delete the vast majority of his Mister Rogers videos to prevent himself from getting another strike. Thankfully for Simon, he saved all his videos to Google Drive for his fans to watch.

That is, until Simon got numerous emails that are Google DMCA Violations, meaning The Fred Rogers Company filed DMCA complaints on the videos Simon saved on Google Drive. After reading the email further and finding out that he could risk losing his entire Google account (YouTube channel and all) if he gets any more DMCA violations, he decided to download and remove every Mister Rogers video he had on Google Drive (which took up approximately 3 GB of space) and just move them to a flash drive. Unfortunately, that means that no one would be able to see his archived Mister Rogers videos anymore. The strike eventually expired on February 23, 2021.

On January 19, 2021, Simon got another copyright strike in relation to a Fred Rogers video, albeit from another company called Featherwind Productions, LLC. in relation to his video "Bob Ross and Fred Rogers' Final Goodbyes", leading to him once again fearing that he would end up losing his channel[18]. Many of his fans decided to support Simon during the situation by tweeting and making art with the hashtag #SaveBLC. The strike expired three months later on April 19, 2021, thus making Baby Lamb Creations free from strikes for the first time in 5 months, and to this very day[19].

BLC's COPPA Situation[]

YouTube made significant changes to the platform in early 2020 where creators have to mark their channel and determine whether their content is for kids or not in order to comply with the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act. Right away, Simon marked his channel as "Not made for kids" and his videos were unaffected for a few years until gradually a few videos got marked as "Made for Kids".

Simon did not pay much mind to it until eventually in October of 2023 when he got an email that despite his channel's settings, YouTube decided to override his channel's audience setting and mark over 400 of his videos as "Made for Kids" which included several episodes of Baby Lamb & Friends, Mr. Nut videos, his first YouTube video posted, musical crossovers, and several others.[20].

Similarity to most users, Simon has taken action to this situation by adding in clips that contain profanity or other swear words to prevent the bots from marking the videos as such. Initially he began most videos with a satirical segment called "The Swear Word of the Day", where he uses a clip from a video that has a swear word. Eventually, he decided to take the situation more seriously and on November 5, 2023, Simon uploaded a video titled "COPPA Affecting the Future of BLC"[21] where he describes the whole issue and how it could possibly effect the future of his entire channel due to his videos mainly being aimed towards a mainstream audience.[22].

Through an idea suggested by one of his friends AreaEightyNine, Simon appealed as many videos as possible, and with that he was able to successfully appeal over 210 of the affected videos, which he revealed in a fellow update video.[23]. With this, Simon was able to continue making videos aimed at a general audience but videos that could be potentially be marked as "Made for Kids" began with a clip of Peter Griffin from Family Guy saying "fuck" (a Family Guy meme/clip used by the user RandomCartoonFan).

For much of 2024, this has worked. However, in October of 2024, nearly a year after this situation began, YouTube marked 36 more of BLC's videos as "Made for Kids". Like before, Simon appealed all of them but was only able to get one of them successfully unmarked (which, ironically, contained no profanity whatsoever). Soon, YouTube ended up deleting two of BLC's videos in less than 15 minutes, one of which contained the Peter Griffin anti-YouTube Kids meme intro, for violating their guidelines on "child safety". As a result, Simon ended up deleting some other videos himself to avoid YouTube potentially doing it, eventually reposting them later on. On November 5, 2024, Simon posted an update video on his channel announcing that he's no longer going to try to bypass the "Made for Kids" label by beginning some of his videos with a swear, stating that he intends to take a more responsible choice to ensure that his YouTube channel will remain up.[24] Though YouTube continues to mark some of his videos as "Made for Kids", Simon remains committed to avoiding that label and appealing to the best of his ability.

Random Rewind[]

2018[]

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Random Rewind 2018 A Recap of BLC This Year

On December 30, 2018, Simon A. premiered a special end-of-the-year video on Baby Lamb Creations titled "Random Rewind", which was a vast recap of all of the events that occurred on his channel throughout 2018. It is an obvious parody of YouTube Rewind, but it was also in response to the YouTube Rewind of that year getting an incredibly negative reception and a massive amount of dislikes so Simon wanted to do something special to satisfy his fans and see if he can do a good job recapping 2018 on his community.

The Rewind featured a remix mashup of "No Money" by Galantis and "Waiting for Love" by the late Avicii, a montage of various videos made throughout 2018, and tributes to some of the people who passed away in 2018 (which became the norm of the succeeding Random Rewinds). The 7-minute-long video got 70 likes and over 1,000 views, and a lot of fans were happy with the video.

2019[]

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Random Rewind 2019 End of a Decade

On December 31, 2019, Simon A. premiered yet another Random Rewind to recap a lot of the events that defined 2019 for Baby Lamb Creations, and like before, it parodied the YouTube Rewind of that year, (in response to YouTube's attempt at making a better rewind for the audience which eventually led to a lot of disappointment). That year's Random Rewind was twice as long as the previous Rewind, being 14 minutes long.

It featured numerous songs (more songs played than last year's) such as "Don't Go Breaking My Heart" by Elton John and Minnie Mouse (from the 1988 Disney special Totally Minnie); a mashup of "Friend Like Me" from Aladdin and "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" theme song; and a mashup of "Counting Stars" by One Republic and a Sesame Street parody of "Five-By" by Train. Unlike last year's Rewind, there's also a recap of what Simon considers the best Musical Mashups he has made and a recap of Baby Lamb & Friends: The Movie. It got a lot more reception that last year's rewind, getting over 100 likes and nearly 3,000 views.

2020[]

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Random Rewind 2020- A Year in Infamy

On November 12, 2020, YouTube announced that they will not do a YouTube Rewind in response to the events that have happened throughout 2020. However, that did not stop Simon from continuing to produce his own Random Rewind for 2020 and so he premiered yet another Random Rewind on December 31, 2020. Although, like before, the main focus is the recap a lot of the events that have defined 2020 for Baby Lamb Creations, the first 2 minutes of the Rewind was dedicated to recapping the unfortunate events that have taken place during 2020.

2020's Rewind was approximately the same length as the previous Rewind, though only longer by 11 seconds. It doesn't contain any Musical Mashups like the previous Rewind but it featured a very special mention of the Class of 2020, since Simon A. graduated from high school on 2020. It didn't get as much reception in comparison to the previous Rewind, although it got a lot more than the first one in 2018.

2021[]

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Random Rewind 2021- A Year Of Recovery

On October 10, 2021, YouTube announced that they will officially discontinue YouTube Rewinds, stating that the platform is too massive and incorporating all of its facets in minute-long videos is impossible[25]. YouTube has said that it left the onus of making rewind videos on creators. As a result, Simon continued with his own Random Rewind videos and released the 2021 edition of it on December 31, 2021. It opened with Simon talking about the accomplishments of him reaching 100K subscribers and celebrating the 5th anniversary of his YouTube channel. In addition to the usual annual recaps, it also included a compilation of the "best BLC Musical Moments", summarized the #SaveBLC campaign, and a compilation of the celebrities Simon A. met throughout 2021. Simon A. finished producing the Random Rewind video on December 29 and had it scheduled for New Year's Eve. But after hearing about the news of beloved actress Betty White's death on December 31st, he had to delete it and repost it to edit in Betty White as part of the "In Memoriam" tribute at the last minute. It is 28 seconds longer than the previous Rewind and got more reception than the 2020 Rewind, but less than the 2019 and 2018 Rewinds.

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Random Rewind 2022- An Accomplished Year

2022[]

Baby Lamb Creations released the 2022 Random Rewind on December 31st, 2022, marking the fifth overall Random Rewind. In addition to the usual summarization of the content produced throughout 2022 and "In Memoriam" tribute, the 2022 Random Rewind also included both a compilation of singing videos and piano videos that Simon produced that year. There was also a part of the Rewind that featured the places Simon visited during 2022, the most prominent events being his trip to Disneyland in "BLC Goes to Disneyland" and seeing Sir Elton John in concert for the first time ever.

Like the previous year, there was also a part featuring celebrities and Internet influencers that have acknowledged Baby Lamb Creations during 2022 such as Hassan Khadair and Voros Twins. This Rewind is significantly longer than the previous Rewinds, being 19 minutes and 8 seconds long. However, it has gotten a significantly lower premiere reception compared to the previous Rewinds, receiving only 80+ likes and over 1,000 views.

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Random Rewind 2023- 5th Anniversary!

2023[]

The 2023 Random Rewind was special because it marked the 5th anniversary of when Baby Lamb Creations started making Rewinds in response to the poor reception that YouTube's penultimate Rewind got. The recap of the channel's events, such as going on Cameo and watching The Super Mario Bros Movie, was accompanied by an instrumental version of the song "Ordinary Man" by Ozzy Osbourne. Some of those events include Simon collaborating with other YouTubers such as StinkyBlueRat and Xplodin Film and meeting famed voice actors Tom Kenny and Jim Cummings in person.

It follows the same format as the previous Rewind, having a compilation of singing and piano videos that Simon made throughout 2023. The Rewind also acknowledged Simon getting surgery on his arm in mid-2023 which stopped him from playing piano videos for a few months. Additionally, the Rewind has a part dedicated to Simon celebrating the 100th anniversary of Disney by going to Disney On Ice for the first time in "BLC Goes to Disney on Ice", then visiting the Walt Disney Family Museum, and finally returning to Disneyland in the sequel to his Disneyland movie, "BLC Returns to Disneyland". There was also a part talking about Simon's experience going on the Polar Express Christmas train ride for the first time. The 2023 Random Rewind got a slightly bigger reception than the previous, and is longer than the previous by one minute.

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Random Rewind 2024- The 2020 I Wanted

2024[]

The 7th annual Random Rewind was released on December 31, 2024. Like before, it captured the different events on the Baby Lamb Creations YouTube channel throughout 2024, such as getting the Krabby Patty meal from Wendy's, "The Sandy Cheeks Movie: Saving Bikini Bottom" getting leaked, Steamboat Willie entering the public domain, seeing "Shrek 2" and "The Muppet Movie" in theaters, dressing as Goofy for Halloween, and traveling to Colorado. This Rewind featured instrumental versions of "...Baby One More Time" by Tenacious D and "You're So True" by Joseph Arthur. Other notable events included Simon getting acknowledged by DeadwingDork, calling Ricky Berwick live on YouTube, getting Cameos from Drake Bell and the Nostalgia Critic, and also meeting Tom Kenny for the second time and partying with him and his band, the Hi-Seas.

The same format was used, from acknowledging the different anniversaries to paying tribute to all those who have passed in 2024 to featuring a brief compilation of singing videos and piano videos posted throughout the year. The caption for the 2024 Random Rewind was "The 2020 I Wanted". It said that because the highlight of 2024 was Simon not only going to prom for the very first time but also graduating from college as part of the Class of 2024 and getting a real commencement, both of which Simon never got to experience in 2020 due to COVID-19 canceling a lot of major events. Other events featured in the 2024 Random Rewind included Simon seeing Disney On Ice for the second time in a row in the special, "BLC Returns to Disney On Ice" and also going on The Polar Express for the second year in a row in the Christmas special "BLC Returns to The Polar Express". The 2024 Random Rewind got a slightly smaller reception than the previous Rewind, but is also longer than the previous Rewind by 32 seconds.

Subscriber milestones[]

Note: The following dates are according to Social Blade. Dates may vary by one or two days due to differences in time zones.

  • 500 subscribers: February 10, 2017
  • 1,000 subscribers: May 13, 2017
  • 9,000 subscribers: November 30, 2017
  • 10,000 subscribers: December 15, 2017
  • 20,000 subscribers: February 24, 2018
  • 30,000 subscribers: June 1, 2018
  • 40,000 subscribers: September 15, 2018
  • 50,000 subscribers: February 1, 2019
  • 60,000 subscribers: September 18, 2019
  • 70,000 subscribers: June 2, 2020
  • 80,000 subscribers: September 7, 2020
  • 90,000 subscribers: November 9, 2020
  • 100,000 subscribers: January 27, 2021
  • 110,000 subscribers: March 30, 2021
  • 120,000 subscribers: June 10, 2021
  • 130,000 subscribers: December 7, 2021
  • 140,000 subscribers: September 17, 2022
  • 150,000 subscribers: February 1, 2024
  • 160,000 subscribers: February 14, 2025

Trivia[]

  • As of November 9, 2023, Simon successfully saved every single video he posted on Baby Lamb Creations thus far into a folder, in which he saved it all in a flash drive in case something happens to his channel[26].
  • A common running gag in Baby Lamb Creations' videos is Simon's tendency to imitate Goofy's laugh spontaneously, even when the video has nothing to do with Goofy nor Disney in general.
  • The AnimationCreator HD app is what Simon uses to draw and animate since September 2015.
  • Around the summer of 2016, Simon A. had an idea of making a film adaptation of "Baby Lamb & Friends", even though it was very early in the series itself. He made a short announcement of the movie around the end of June of 2016 and recorded nearly a half-hour of footage of it. But eventually, due to time constraints and a lack of space to record more footage, the concept overall was scrapped [27]. There were no additional efforts to make the movie until 3 years later.
  • Simon A. once virtually met and spoke with Disney voice actor Bill Farmer. He has also got to personally meet American voice actor Rob Paulsen.
  • On May 14, 2020, YouTube was temporarily down when Simon was unable to access his channel and his videos. Simon A. publicly tweeted in a now-deleted tweet "I nearly got a heart attack because I thought my channel was deleted." Ever since that incident, he has been more cautious with how he handles his content to prevent getting another copyright strike. He deleted his then most popular video "The Looney Tunes Show: 'That's All Folks' Ending Compilation", which stood at nearly 8 million views, amongst several other uploaded clips from animated shows that Simon didn't edit or change. His channel's overall view count decreased by nearly 20 million views, but Simon was more focused on keeping his channel up than he was in terms of keeping videos that he never made himself.
  • A lot of inspiration to Simon making his own channel also came from YouTuber Xplodin Film, as his "Angry Birds Craptastic Adventures" series inspired Simon to make his "Baby Lamb & Friends" series amongst other videos[28].
    • Xplodin Film later on guest-starred in a 2023 "Baby Lamb & Friends" episode that takes place at Disneyland, reprising his role as Studder McStudderpants[29].
  • He was born on Black Friday.
  • On April Fools Day of 2022, Jeffy from SML made a guest appearance telling viewers he was taking over Baby Lamb Creations' YouTube channel. This was done because of a video from Lance Thirtyacre's Cameo page[30].

Gallery[]

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References[]

  1. ↑ https://youtu.be/m6R-x-YJDDg?si=ivmbzNYteehzNRkg&t=359
  2. ↑ https://youtu.be/m6R-x-YJDDg?si=MsgjJCaboG72d5Dw&t=118
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