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| “ | Hey what's up, guys, and welcome back to a brand new video on the GODDAMN internet. | ” |
―LeafyIsHere's old intro | ||
Calvin Lee Vail (born: August 18, 1995),[1] better known online as LeafyIsHere (or simply Leafy), is an American internet personality and former YouTuber. He was known for his commentary, reaction, and drama videos, and is considered one of the pioneers of the gameplay-commentary format. Although he is considered somewhat infamous by today and to a lesser extent in his prime, he's still considered to be one of the most influential personalities in the YouTube commentary community, with many YouTubers in the genre citing him as an influence. He resides in the U.S. state of Utah.[2]
Beginning in 2016, Vail was involved in several conflicts with other YouTubers which led to allegations of cyberbullying. YouTube terminated Vail's account in 2020, citing repeated violations of their harassment policies.[3]
Content
Calvin stopped uploading on YouTube on December 12, 2017, due to changes in YouTube's policies that affected his channel, and he expressed that he would be gone for the time being. On March 31, 2020, he posted a video responding to his drama with iDubbbzTV and his wife, Anisa Johma. Many people speculated that he would be returning to YouTube. However, in an interview by Keemstar from DramaAlert, Calvin says that he would only make videos for fun on his channel and post less frequently. Calvin continued to post unpredictably, mocking various social media dramas and situations.[4]
On August 21, 2020, Calvin's channel was permanently terminated from YouTube for violations of YouTube's policy on harassment and bullying. A couple of days later, on August 23, Calvin's second channel was also terminated. Calvin subsequently moved to the streaming platform Twitch until his termination on September 11, 2020. Currently, Calvin is inactive with producing videos and occasionally still uploads rants on his Twitter and Instagram profiles, while doing live streams on Rumble.com.[5]
On December 15, 2020, Calvin was hired by a company named RedBloom LLC to create YouTube content for their channel Weafy, but was terminated shortly after on December 28, 2020. On April 16, 2021, Calvin's second Twitter/X account @Leafy, created in 2020 during his return on YouTube, was suspended.
On August 29, 2021, Calvin attempted to come back to YouTube despite still being permanently banned on a new channel called Lucky, on which he uploaded a video called "h3h3productions". The channel was terminated on September 3, 2021.
Personal Life
Calvin was born in Utah, United States, and claims to currently live there. He is of Swedish and Asian ancestry.[6]
Calvin doesn't have a good relationship with his parents, who had problems with addiction and neglected him as a child.
History
Origins
Calvin started his YouTube channel originally posting Minecraft gameplay videos at the age of 16. He owned a ParaPVP Minecraft server. However, he angered a child, who ended up calling him a "butt muncher" and DDOSed his Minecraft server. Calvin, moved onto Counter Strike: Globe Official (CS:GO) gameplay, which helped his channel grow.
Content
Although the main focus of Calvin's YouTube videos was his commentary, he often displayed gameplay footage in the background of his videos including various different video games, though most commonly the "surf" game mode in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, as well as games such as A Story About My Uncle, Doom, and Overwatch. He often posts controversial tweets for attention on Twitter/X.
In 2023, Calvin temporarily started streaming on Rumble, where he usually reacts to different videos and makes anti-LGBTQ+ jokes. In a deleted livestream, he called himself the "Hitler of transgenders" and joked about a transgender Holocaust.[7]
Collaborations
Some of Calvin's fellow YouTuber friends include Keemstar, Colossal is Crazy, and GradeAUnderA, and he has also collaborated with RiceGum. When he streamed on Rumble, Calvin would often call other streamers and controversial internet figures such as Nick Fuentes and SNEAKO, he would also occasionally talk with some of his fans on Discord.[8]
Controversies
Feud with MrBlackDarkness666
In January 2016, Calvin uploaded a video called "THE SADDEST MAN ON YouTube", where he talked about a YouTuber named MrBlackDarkness666, a depressed goth who was continuously harassed by different people, even little children.
Eventually, Calvin responded with a video titled "THE SADDEST MAN ON THE INTERNET", which has been re-uploaded here. In the video, Calvin said that the video on MrBlackDarkness666 was not intended for harassment, and he apologized. However, he also said it was not his fault that his girlfriend broke up with him. Ultimately, the two appeared on Keemstar's show DramaAlert, where they apologized to each other.[9]
TommyNC2010 and Feud with Ethan Klein
On March 19, 2016, Calvin uploaded a video titled "THE MOST HEROIC FEDORA MAN ON YouTube", in which he talked about a YouTuber named TommyNC2010, who happened to be autistic. The video has been re-uploaded here. Later that day, Tommy uploaded a video titled "I am getting Death Threats LeafyIsHere, why?", in which he recorded himself crying and explaining how he was getting a lot of hate and death threats from Calvin's fans. This caused Ethan Klein of h3h3Productions to upload a now-unlisted video talking and ranting about this situation.[10][11]
After Calvin was receiving backlash from Ethan's rant video, he soon took down his video about Tommy, and uploaded an apology video which was titled "Apology", which was re-uploaded here. However, after Ethan's former rant about Calvin received over a million views, Calvin uploaded a response video stating that Ethan tried to side with Calvin, where he shows several text messages from h3h3Productions talking negatively about the YouTuber Pyrocynical, which Calvin later unlisted.[12]
Feud with Keemstar
When someone informed Keemstar that Calvin was going to upload a video regarding the false accusations of pedophilia, he told Calvin that if he would make a tweet or video about him and would release his direct messages with him. Calvin brought up that Keemstar was invading other people's privacy and revealing their faces. On July 4, 2016, Calvin's YouTube channel was hacked by a Twitter/X user named PoodleCorp, who changed the video titles of all of Calvin’s videos to "hacked by twitter.com/poodlecorp" and then leaked Calvin's nudes a year later.[13]
A few months after the first hacking scandal, Calvin was accused of botting subscribers three times. The first incident was when his and Colossal is Crazy's subscriber counts spiked on Social Blade. However, it turned out to be a glitch. The second time was when a YouTuber named Ecy claimed to have evidence of Calvin being registered on a subscriber-botting website and using it, in which Keemstar reported.[14] After Calvin proved the information to be incorrect, Keemstar told his audience the information was wrong. However, on the third incident, the hacker group OurMine hacked into his old Gmail account and found out that Calvin made a shorter link to a subscriber-botting website back in 2013, which he denied.[15]
After Calvin's ex-animator HeyWatchYourMouth spoke out against him, stating that he wasn't paying him good enough and claiming that Calvin and GradeAUnderA backstabbed Keem, Calvin started getting hate and losing subscribers. In October 2016, Calvin and Keem made their first confrontation in months in a podcast episode from Baited!, with Colossal Is Crazy and Tommy C's SFTP in the same call. Keem accused Calvin of backstabbing him, lying about him and trying to ruin his career, meanwhile Calvin denies most of the claims. 5 arguments were brought up in the Baited! episode, 3 of which Keem won. Calvin only succeeded in a fourth and the fifth was tied. After the Baited! episode aired, Calvin gained more hate.[16]
In an interview with Keemstar on October 25, 2018, Keemstar asked Calvin about the controversy of him and GradeAUnderA attacking Keem, and Calvin said he did it for revenue. The drama was brought up yet again in August 2020, when Leafy was interviewing Keemstar on his Twitch series The Leafy Show (@TheLuckyShow on Twitter/X). He let the viewers submit their questions via the Twitch chatbox and one of them had mentioned the drama. Calvin and Keem then responded to the question by saying that the drama was staged as to bring Calvin's viewers to Keem's channel and Keem's to Calvin's. Whether Grade was also involved in this is still unknown.[17]
iDubbbz Content Cop
On September 12, 2016, iDubbbzTV uploaded a Content Cop video on Calvin, as part of his aforementioned series on YouTubers, criticizing his videos' for having a lazy format and using repetitive jokes to stretch them out (in iDubbbz's opinion). The video was centered on the existing jokes online about Calvin which portrayed him as a cyberbully, which led to the viral #NoChin meme which IDubbbz used throughout the video to mock the size of Calvin's chin. These jokes either being combined or used interchangeably and in a satirical nature, to mock Calvin's frequent defense of his videos being "satire", while using the type of jokes Calvin would make in his commentary videos, such as mocking a part of his appearance that he could not control.[18]
Another hypothesis presented by YouTubee EmpLemon in one of his YouTube Geographic episodes states that YouTube themselves may have wanted Calvin's channel gone, citing an anecdote of a meeting held at YouTube where him and other drama commentary YouTubers were discussed. This may have been another reason for the YouTube Adpocalypse. He also cites how his statistics on Social Blade were already declining before the Content Cop and claims that iDubbbz's video was used as a coverup.[19]
Inactivity
Calvin stopped uploading after December 12, 2017, with his last video being "this video will make you cry..." and has been re-uploaded here. He mentioned in the video that he hadn't been consistent in uploading as he lost motivation to upload. Fellow Commentary YouTuber NFKRZ made a video about Calvin's supposed hiatus, speculating that Calvin quit YouTube, as he was set for life. NFKRZ also said Calvin was no longer uploading because he was not active on Twitter/X anymore. However, Calvin later mentioned that his Twitter/X account was hacked[20] and he was locked out of the account and unable to regain access. It was also mentioned by YouTuber WildSpartanz that Calvin wasn't passionate about YouTube anymore and decided to quit.
Keemstar Interviews
On October 18, 2018, Keemstar of DramaAlert posted on Twitter/X stating that he was going to interview Calvin[21], and uploaded a teaser for the interview on October 24.[22]
On October 25, 2018, the LeafyIsHere interview was uploaded.[23]
Calling out iDubbbz
YouTuber iDubbbzTV, who has made a Content Cop against Calvin, had faced controversy due to his girlfriend creating an OnlyFans account and him expressing his approval of the ordeal.[24] Keemstar from DramaAlert later announced that Calvin might make a response to iDubbbz.[25] On March 31, 2020, Calvin made a 30-second video titled "idubbbz" mentioning that Ian (iDubbbzTV) "is a cuck". At the end of the video, Calvin stated that still does not like YouTube,[26] denying the possibility of a comeback.
Discriminatory behavior
Calvin also tweeted comments that were highly disrespectful towards the LGBTQ+ community. A few of the tweets said things such as "transgenders are fake", "fuck pride month", and "fuck trans kids". He also made a few pedophilia/grooming accusations against these communities and minorities. All of this caused him to receive backlash from Twitter/X users, especially those who are part of or support the LGBTQ+ community[27][28]
Feud with RiceGum
On July 12, 2023, Keemstar dropped a video talking about a possible boxing match between Calvin and RiceGum in the upcoming KSI-run Misfits 008 Boxing event. On Twitter/X, Keemstar released the video and said LeafyIsHere and RiceGum were mad at each other, because RiceGum refused to have a phone call with Leafy on his live stream. Leafy said RiceGum should call him because he gave RiceGum a shout-out and collaborated with him when he had 20k subscribers on YouTube. Leafy said he's jealous RiceGum has more followers than him 7 years later, and said he wants to say "congratulations" because RiceGum also signed a contract with Rumble a few months later after Leafy. RiceGum said he refused to talk to Leafy due to his controversial tweets about the LGBTQ+ community.[29]
During a stream with Adin Ross, RiceGum openly expressed his lack of intention to rebuild a friendship with Calvin. Keemstar made a phone call to RiceGum and discussed the ongoing conflict, to which he expressed his openness to the idea of a fight against Leafy. Keemstar took it further by contacting Leafy to relay RiceGum's message. Upon receiving the message, Leafy also expressed his willingness to fight with RiceGum and called him a "race traitor" due to them being both Asian. Although Keemstar mentioned that the fight between Leafy and RiceGum may not be officially sanctioned, he ended the video by dropping a hint for fans to keep an eye out for the Misfits 008 event scheduled to take place on July 22, 2023.[30]
Reconciling
On Rumble.com, Calvin raided RiceGum's Rumble stream, RiceGum said he was tired of getting "terrorized" by Leafy, he then leaked Leafy's Discord DMs showing that Leafy asked for 1,000 USD to get bailed out of jail for a speeding ticket in Las Vegas. Leafy claimed RiceGum wanted him to get Raped in jail. RiceGum eventually called Leafy on Discord and they ended the drama they had with each other and became friends again. The boxing match was later cancelled.[31]
Terminations and suspensions
Calvin's original channel after being terminated on August 21, 2020.
On August 21, 2020, the main channel was terminated due to "creating content designed to harass, bully or threaten". [32] After news broke out, Calvin made an interview with Keemstar, stating the situation. Many people speculated that some critical people behind the termination were Pokimane and/or Ethan of h3h3productions, although both parties denied any involvement. Calvin later moved to his second channel, LeafyIsntHere, where he uploaded multiple videos regarding everything that happened. On August 23, 2020, the LeafyIsntHere channel was terminated for ban evasion. In a later DramaAlert video, Calvin went on to explain that he would be moving to Twitch.
Twitch suspension
Before Calvin's Twitch account was terminated on September 11, 2020, he had over 281,000 followers and averaged 10,000 live viewers. Shortly before he was banned on Twitch, the LeafyVODS YouTube channel had every single video taken down by YouTube and was also later terminated for ban evasion. Calvin was permanently banned on Twitch due to "Engaging in hateful conduct and threats of violence against a person or a group of people".
Twitter/X suspension
Calvin's Twitter/X account after it was terminated on April 16, 2021.
On April 16. 2021, Calvin's Twitter account @Leafy was suspended from the platform. His old account @LeafyIsHere is still up due to it being reinstated, but Leafy had no access to it. On December 14, 2021, Calvin's old Twitter/X account that had been lying dormant since May 2017 had been reinstated and he was able to regain access to it once again.
Calvin would later make a tweet saying that he missed YouTube and teasing potentially creating another account[33], later replying to the aforementioned tweet saying that he might move to Dailymotion and would later tease a podcast.[34]
On May 5, 2022, Calvin's old Twitter/X account, @LeafyIsHere, had gotten suspended. Many believe that this was due to a tweet he made asking a presumably controversial anti-Semitic question.[35] This left Instagram as one of his only active socials remaining. On April 3, 2023, Calvin's old account has been reinstated again and he has been doing livestreams on rumble.com ever since.[36]
On September 15, 2023, Calvin's old Twitter/X account, @LeafyIsHere, was suspended once again. This time, the suspension is permanent, making it unlikely for Leafy to ever return to the platform.[37]
Aftermath and Attempted comebacks
Fake Second Comeback
On December 3, 2020, a person pretending to be Leafy posted a new video on a YouTube account where he previously uploaded his previous videos after he was terminated.[38] In his latest video titled "Im actually back... (LeafyIsHere)" he announced his "comeback" to YouTube, calling out YouTube's double standard against him. Leafy had not mentioned anything about this channel on any of his socials, all the other videos on the channel are re-uploads of storyfire content or his old YouTube videos and the description states that the channel is not owned by Leafy but is actually owned by his manager leading people to suspect that the account was another fake, which was then confirmed in Leafy's actual second comeback where he talked about how the fake account had got verified, something that even the original account didn't have. How the "Im actually back" video would have been obtained is still a mystery. The imposter account was later terminated.
Second come back
On December 23, 2020, Keemstar posted on twitter/X that Leafy was hired by a company called RedBloom.LLC to be a host and make YouTube videos for their company, and that he was planning on making a video about Pyrocynical and the allegations of Pyro grooming a minor.[39] Leafy then re-tweeted this and put a channel link in his Twitter/X bio, this link was his new YouTube channel Weafy. The next day on December 24, he put out a new video called ""what really happened to leafy" where he talked about what he did after his YouTube ban and why he got a new account. In the video he mentions that the YouTube channel is only part time and that he should start posting on there soon, he clears up what accounts are not real and also talked about how he has faith in RedBloom.LLC. What's said in the video is then confirmed by the channel description "Leafy is a content creator hired by RedBloom.LLC. This channel is owned by redblooms.LLC".
There are only two links connected to his channel as of December 24, one titled "lol" that links to his merch store and another titled "leafy" which links to his Twitter/X account. The name Weafy being chosen instead of Leafy is him changing an L to a W (a loss to a win).
On December 28, 2020, the channel was terminated for ban evasion. Despite RedBloom.LLC owning the channel and not Leafy, YouTube still terminated it on the grounds that the channel was used to aid in ban evasion, which is against YouTube rules. After the channel's termination, Leafy would later say that he was dropped by RedBloom.LLC on Twitter/X.
Third comeback
On August 29, 2021, Calvin attempted to come back to YouTube despite still being permanently banned from the platform on a new channel called Lucky, on which he uploaded a video simply called "h3h3productions". The channel would get terminated on September 3, 2021 for ban evasion.
As of October 23, 2024, the channel has since been reinstated for a unknown reason.[40] It's unknown whether Calvin will start uploading on it again or not. If Calvin uses the channel again, It could be terminated again for ban evasion.
Fandom/Fanbase
Calvin's old fanbase, who often called themselves "Reptilians" or "The Reptilian Brotherhood", was known to often spam videos and channels with comments such as "hiss" and "Kys (kill yourself)" — mostly on videos that Calvin talked about. Around the time when Calvin's channel was first gaining rapid popularity, many of Calvin's old fans spread the phrases "Hissss" and "Leaf a Like" on multiple websites attracting the attention of large amounts of internet users.
Other content creators, and even the infamous hacker group "Lizard Squad" (known for hacking PlayStation Network and Xbox Live on multiple occasions), once tweeted "hiss" to Calvin multiple times, which caused "hiss" to become an inside joke on Calvin’s YouTube channel.
Calvin's old fanbase also had a habit of calling Leafy their "Reptilian Overlord" or simply "Father", "Dad or "Son". Some even called him "Mother", "Daughter" or even sometimes "Femmy" (the name of his female lizard "fursona") because of a joke that he is secretly a lesbian.
Most of his old fans grew up and stopped watching his content. Leafy's new fanbase on Rumble are mostly groypers, neo-Nazis, or "edgy" trolls, due to Leafy becoming friends with Nick Fuentes, even though Leafy in 2016 said there was nothing wrong with being gay. Shortly after Leafy drew attention to her, Evalion was banned by YouTube in 2016. Leafy claims gay people and Indians got his YouTube channel removed on a Rumble Livestream, because he said the word "f**got" as a joke a few days before getting banned in 2020, and that's why he said he was homophobic and that's the reason for his new and anti-woke anti-LGBTQ religious fanbase.
As of 2023, Evalion is no longer a neo-nazi, and she is married. She criticized Leafy for being friends with Nick Fuentes, she retweeted a censored picture of one of leafy's leaked nudes. Some of leafy's old fans are fans of Evalion's new content on Twitter/X and TikTok.
Leafy's current whereabouts are unknown.[41]
Trivia
- Calvin was one of the most profane YouTubers on YouTube, nearly swearing almost every 10 seconds in all his videos.
- Calvin has met Billy the Fridge in person before.
- In most of Calvin's commentaries, he begins the clip which he is reacting to with saying “pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-play that shit!”
- On one of Leafy's Twitch streams Leafy stated that his preferred name is actually Leafy, not Calvin.
- There is a channel called Leafy Radio that contains all the songs Calvin uses in his videos (Calvin does not own the channel).
- Calvin has stated in a video and on twitter/X that he is 5'10" and in another video in order to stop rumors/allegations by some fans that he is not short, he stands up in front of the camera to show his height.
- Calvin's channel was hacked by PoodleCorp, in which after the incident Calvin had to re-title all his videos (or was backed-up by YouTube).
- In the video "Please Help Me... (Facecam)", Calvin uses the Professor Oak Research Lab Theme from Pokemon Red and Blue as the background music for the prologue/skit.
- Calvin has collaborated with YouTuber Luna a few times.
- Due to Calvin mentioning a lot of people in his videos, some of his fans started to unsubscribe the second he uploaded due to him "ranting" about them. Calvin's videos' comment sections were brutal due to mass amounts of flame wars in the comment sections between Calvin and a person he mentioned.
- Calvin was known for cracking anime jokes. His most common were pronouncing "Na-ru-toe" "nuhh-rue-toe".
- PewDiePie mentioned Calvin in multiple of his videos, originally from the game called "Gang Beast #6" where he says, "Hey everyone, Leafy here and I'm gonna kill myself." and got hit by a train in the game.
- On August 16, 2020, a fake account that is also named "LeafyIsHere" started reuploading videos as archived videos after the real LeafyIsHere account got terminated.
- In Videogamedunkey's Youtuber Tier List, he makes fun of Leafy by saying Calvin is considered to be "The Man" among youtubers. He is also S tier in Dunkey's tier list.
- He is the third-largest YouTube channel in subscribers to be terminated.
- YouTubers with over 100 million subscribers such as MrBeast and PewDiePie used to be fans of him. MrBeast still follows him on Twitter/X, and PewDiePie talked about him positively in several videos years ago.[citation needed]
- He uses a Jimmy Neutron skin in Minecraft, a reference to how he occasionally starts videos saying that he is Jimmy Neutron here with a new video.
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: December 20, 2011
- 1,000 subscribers: February 15, 2012
- 5,000 subscribers: July 3, 2012
- 10,000 subscribers: November 30, 2012
- 25,000 subscribers: April 14, 2015
- 50,000 subscribers: July 6, 2015
- 100,000 subscribers: August 15, 2015
- 200,000 subscribers: September 10, 2015
- 300,000 subscribers: October 7, 2015
- 400,000 subscribers: October 29, 2015
- 500,000 subscribers: December 23, 2015
- 600,000 subscribers: January 7, 2016
- 700,000 subscribers: January 18, 2016
- 800,000 subscribers: January 26, 2016
- 900,000 subscribers: January 31, 2016
- 1 million subscribers: February 8, 2016
- 2 million subscribers: April 9, 2016
- 3 million subscribers: May 27, 2016
- 4 million subscribers: July 15, 2016
- 4.2 million subscribers: July 25, 2016
- 4.4 million subscribers: August 8, 2016
- 4.8 million subscribers: September 11, 2016
Decline
- Below 4.8 million subscribers: October 6, 2016
- Below 4.7 million subscribers: November 16, 2016
- Below 4.6 million subscribers: December 21, 2016
- Below 4.5 million subscribers: February 12, 2017
- Below 4.4 million subscribers: April 30, 2017
- Below 4.3 million subscribers: October 8, 2018
- Below 4.2 million subscribers: September 19, 2019
Gallery
References
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