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Ellen Rose (born: November 29, 1988 (1988-11-29) [age 36]), better known online as icklenellierose, is an English YouTuber best known for being a host of Outside Xtra, as well as being a former host of Xbox On.

About[]

Prior to starting her YouTube channel, Ellen had been looking to get into comedy during her time at university, where she not only performed stand-up but was also president of the uni's comedy society. During this time she considered trying her hand at YouTube, although she was initially dissuaded from setting up a channel when her then-boyfriend said some less than complimentary comments about female comedians. When that same boyfriend broke it off with Ellen, she decided to set up the YouTube channel she always intended to set up, using money she had saved up to buy a MacBook Pro, and due to the large amount of spare time she had she also bought an Xbox 360.

Personality[]

Ellen describes herself as a feminist, although she says it was a long time before she admitted being a feminist as she did not want to associate herself with the more extreme elements of the feminist movement, who Ellen disagrees with as she sees them as causing more harm than good. Several of Ellen's videos have her discuss how some people automatically assume she knows nothing about games due to her second X chromosome.

Ellen is well known for her low tolerance when playing horror games, both on her own channel with Bioshock and Dead Space 2 as well as playing Resident Evil VII on Outside Xtra, which regularly see her reduced to gibbering terror at what is happening onscreen. Among her favourite games are the Tomb Raider series and Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning, the latter she regularly waxes lyrically about on Outside Xtra's Show of the Weekend, although she was less than enamoured with the 2020 remaster.[1] As well, as a low tolerance for horror games, she also has a fear of spiders in video games, to the point she refused to play The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim until a mod was available to remove the frostbite spiders from the game.[2]

Another notable personality trait of Ellen's is her remarkable ability to be reduced to hysterics with no warning, which can sometimes happen several times during an episode of Show of the Weekend or in her collaborative blogs.

In May 2015, Ellen went viral as pictures of her attending the MCM London Comic Con dressed as Kimmy Schmidt were covered by Kotaku, Fashionably Geek, Cheezburger, TenEighty among other sites.

Outside Xtra[]

Ellen made a surprise appearance on Outsidexbox in September 2016, being introduced by Oxbox host Andy Farrant as a friend of the channel for a Let's Play for Rise of the Tomb Raider where the two demonstrated the game's co-op mode, which at the time had a few of Oxbox's viewers thinking that the channel would either be adding new hosts, or were replacing the existing hosts - worries which Ellen herself was quick to dispel.[3]

Shortly afterwards, it was announced that Ellen would be leaving Xbox On, and she posted a video to her channel explaining her reasons why as well as mentioning she would be working with the Outsidexbox team, although she couldn't go into further detail - although, as the video appeared in the recommendations tab, while this boosted Ellen's subscriber count it also meant there were a fair few people who believed the video was Ellen explaining why she left her Xbox switched on all day.[4]

A few weeks later Oxbox posted a teaser image on their Twitter page which indicated an announcement was coming, and the image was a shade of purple rather than Oxbox's green, and later that day Outside Xtra was unveiled with Ellen hosting alongside Luke Westaway.[5]

MC Championship[]

MC Championship is a Minecraft Tournament for YouTubers and streamers run by the Noxcrew, in which 10 teams of four compete in a series of 8 minigames decided by the participants. A point multiplier makes each game worth more as each round passes, incentivizing teams to vote for games they might be bad at early on in the event. In the end, the two teams with the most points face off in a round of ‘Dodgebolt’ to decide the winner of the tournament. This makes it possible for a team to win despite potentially having fewer points than the runner-up.

MCC Pride 2021 was an event organised by the Noxcrew and sponsored by YouTube Gaming that took place on June 27, 2021, in order to raise money for the Trevor Project. Due to partnering with YouTube for the event, none of the creators involved were allowed to stream the event on Twitch. Due to their pre-existing contracts, many were unable to stream at all, but this did not impact the event.

  • MC Championships Pride 2021: Team Yellow Yaks. Teamed with MikeChannell, janedouglas and Farrantula. Placed 41st individual and her team placed 10th place overall.

Trivia[]

  • She wrote and sang the song Let You In that features on Marc Straight's 2018 album.[6]
  • She was the guest for the 5th September 2019 edition of Podquisition, alongside regular Podquisitionists Jim Sterling, Laura Kate Dale, and Gavin Dunne.[7]
  • In February 2022, Ellen was infected with COVID-19.[8][9]

Let's Plays[]

  • Assassin's Creed 3
  • Assassin's Creed Brotherhood
  • Assassin's Creed Revelations
  • Bioshock
  • Dead Space 2

Subscriber milestone[]

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

  • 50,000 subscribers: February 27, 2017
  • 60,000 subscribers: April 28, 2017
  • 80,000 subscribers: March 8, 2018
  • 100,000 subscribers: June 12, 2019

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