| “ | Hello guys and gals, me Mutahar! | ” |
―Mutahar's intro | ||
| “ | If you like what you saw, please like, comment and subscribe, dislike if you dislike it and I.. am out... | ” |
―Mutahar's outro | ||
Mutahar "Muta" Anas (Hindi: मुताहिर अनस; born: May 1, 1994),[1][2] better known online as SomeOrdinaryGamers (or simply SOG), is an Indian-Canadian[3] YouTuber residing in Toronto, Ontario. He regularly posts commentary, gaming and technology videos on YouTube, covering video games, technology, internet lore, and online controversies. The most popular series on his channel are "Deep Web Browsing" and "Virus Investigations". He streams on YouTube on Mondays and Fridays and also acted as one of the hosts of the podcast, SomeOrdinaryPodcast. His career has progressed from early gaming content to investigative commentary, but his reputation was significantly damaged in 2025 following accusations that he fabricated his work history.
Mutahar created his main "SomeOrdinaryGamers" channel in 2012 after forgetting the password to a previous channel he started as a teenager. The name originated from his early "let's play" videos, which he made with friends. He gained significant traction in the mid-2010s with his "Haunted Gaming" and "Deep Web Browsing" series. These videos explored internet creepypastas and mysterious content found on the deep web. The creepypasta videos, in particular, were very popular in his early years. Starting around 2019, Mutahar expanded his content to include technology news and commentary on online trends and drama. He covered a wide range of topics, including investigations into other YouTubers and analyses of corporate decisions. In 2020, he was recognized for helping to expose fellow YouTuber JayStation for faking his girlfriend's death. He also drew attention to potential security risks related to the anti-cheat software in the game Valorant, a story that was covered by media worldwide. In late 2023, he worked with another creator, Karl Jobst, to raise awareness about alleged charity fraud by YouTuber The Completionist.
Mutahar's content, often presented as commentary over screen-capture footage, ranges from explorations of internet curiosities to breaking down major online events. His videos often feature a mix of humor, internet culture references, and more serious, investigative analysis. He gained a reputation as a knowledgeable tech commentator, which some viewers attributed to his supposed professional background. In mid-2025, Mutahar faced major backlash over claims he had been misleading his audience for years about his professional background. The controversy led to widespread criticism and accusations of deception from his audience. Mutahar released an apology video in August 2025, which some viewers and critics found unsatisfactory. This series of events led many to believe his long-standing reputation was permanently damaged.
Content[]
Mutahar joined YouTube on February 4, 2007, under the username "mutahar1".[4] He opened his current channel, SomeOrdinaryGamers, on March 15, 2012, and uploaded his first video the next day, in which he played the classic video game The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time[5]. He earned 40,000 subscribers after only a year of making videos. In late 2013, he also started streaming on Twitch. Mutahar continued to focus gaming videos on his channel until August 2, 2015, when he started to focus on deep web and creepypasta videos instead.
Mutahar gained significant traction in the mid-2010s with his "Haunted Gaming" and "Deep Web Browsing" series. These videos explored internet creepypastas and mysterious content found on the deep web. The creepypasta videos, in particular, were very popular in his early years. Starting around 2019, Mutahar expanded his content to include technology news and commentary on online trends and drama. He covered a wide range of topics, including investigations into other YouTubers and analyses of corporate decisions. In 2020, after ImJayStation announced his girlfriend Alexia Marano's supposed death, Mutahar noted that after being unable to find any reports of her passing, the police confirmed that Marano was not involved in any car accident in Ottawa.[6][7] YouTubers such as penguinz0 and Pyrocynical credited him for uncovering the lie. He also drew attention to potential security risks related to the anti-cheat software in the game Valorant, a story that was covered by media worldwide. In late 2023, he worked with another creator, Karl Jobst, to raise awareness about alleged charity fraud by YouTuber The Completionist. On April 13, 2020, Mutahar uploaded a video about how Valorant's anti-cheat engine could be a security and privacy risk to consumers. The video went viral with media all around the world covering it.
In a video uploaded on November 7, 2019, he criticized YouTuber Dan Sullivan for abusing his dog.[8] On the next day, Dan removed the video discussed by Mutahar and claimed that the police showed up at his house.[9] Mutahar supported EDP445 after YouTube refused to send him a Gold Play Button, before EDP445 was exposed for child sex offences. In June 2023, Mutahar filed a complaint on YouTube's Twitter account regarding notorious Filipino televangelist and alleged sex offender Apollo Quiboloy, pointing out how a man wanted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation is running a YouTube channel.[10] YouTube then suspended Quiboloy's channel on June 21, later explaining that the ban was also carried out in compliance with US government sanctions issued against the televangelist due to allegations of human rights violations,[11] which was later followed by similar bans on other channels owned and/or affiliated with Quiboloy, such as the SMNI News and Kingdom of Jesus Christ channels.[12]
Mutahar's actions spurred calls for Quiboloy to be deplatformed from social media, such as when Twitter user @dutertewatchdog filed a report with TikTok which also suspended Quiboloy's account on similar grounds,[13] and with Meta which suspended Quiboloy and SMNI's Facebook and Instagram accounts, pursuant to the tech giant's Dangerous Organizations and Individuals Policy.[14] In March 2024 Mutahar uploaded an update regarding the situation with Quiboloy, who went into hiding following mounting legal and law enforcement pressure from both the US and Philippine authorities due to both the aforementioned sexual abuse accusations and also due to alleged anomalies in relation to his SMNI News network as well as corruption within his ministry. Quiboloy also alleged that President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos, Jr. (of whom he was a staunch ally of prior to his falling out with the Marcos administration) and the US government have been conspiring to assassinate him.
On February 3 2024, Mutahar made a video called “This Is The Most Insane Reddit I've seen” In which he talks about the subreddit called r/BatmanArkham and how It has turned into one of the biggest meme subreddits of all time. This sparks people to start posting memes from the BatmanArkham subreddit to his subreddit r/SomeOrdinaryGmrs. The first post of the ‘Insanity’ as people from the Arkham subreddit say, is from Reddit user u/Beginning_Attempt793 which is the user who started spreading the ‘insanity’ into Muta’s subreddit. The post is titled “Is there a lore reason why Tahar made a video about us? Is he stupid?” and then after that post there would be a photoshop of Muthar’s face in Man’s costume. Man is a meme on the r/BatmanArkham subreddit that is a photoshopped version of Batman without bat ears. Some of the characters are Dragon ball Z, Skibidi toilet and Man.
Collaborations[]
Some of Mutahar's fellow YouTuber friends include Nexpo, penguinz0, Huggbees, and blameitonjorge. Charlie and Muta discuss each other in their videos a lot, and he also revealed he trusts Mutahar a lot since he worked in technology and security. When MamaMax's video exposing predators on YouTube was taken down, Muta was one of the YouTubers who supported him and made a video on the situation.
He was a co-host on SomeOrdinaryPodcast with Nux Taku and Oompaville.
Controversies[]
ImJayStation[]
SomeOrdinaryGamers, among others, noted that after searching and asking for any reports, the Toronto police and Ottawa police confirmed that Alexia Marano was not involved in any car accident in Ottawa or Toronto, and noted other inconsistencies within Jason's video. He explains in the video that something similar has happened to him too. Many people, including Drew Gooden and H3h3Productions shared similar ideas, and partly quoted SomeOrdinaryGamers in their videos[15][16].
h3h3Productions[]
On April 10, 2020, Mutahar called out Ethan Klein[17] of h3h3Productions for donation-shaming Jeff Bezos after he donated $100,000,000 to coronavirus research, abandoning the FUPA fund and backstabbing Keemstar. In a video uploaded a few days later, Mutahar corrected himself by saying that Ethan didn't outright donation shame Bezos.
However, on April 18, 2020, Ethan made a 37-minute response video to Mutahar titled "Everyone Loves Ethan." He brought up Mutahar's net worth as $1,000,000, which Mutahar later jokingly corrected to be $45,000,000[18]; he also falsely accused Mutahar of doxxing him, Mutahar clarified this information was publicly available and he did not intend to doxx him[19].
DarkViperAU[]
Mutahar said in a pinned comment in the comment section under the "addressing a controversy..." video that he needed to address the criticism and claims, and will drop the drama there and move on, due to him being too busy with other projects at the moment.[20]
On April 8, 2021, DarkViperAU apologized in a video titled "Sorry For Being Obsessive/Aggressive (SomeOrdinaryGamers and Twitch's Brand Safety Score)". The two YouTubers have moved past the controversy and are in good terms now.[21]
Criticism of Andrew Tate's bans[]
On August 20, 2022, Mutahar published a video on Andrew Tate, talking about why he is a negative influence on teens and young adults and why he is "an unsavory individual." When the topic of Tate's Facebook and Instagram bans and deplatforming were brought up, Mutahar criticized Tate's bans, stating that they would only make his followers more extreme, and took a stance against deplatforming in any scenario.
Mutahar's strong stance against any form of deplatforming brought controversy on an otherwise non-controversial video. While some did agree that his bans could potentially make current followers more extreme, people defended it saying that it can help deter more youth from following Tate. People also defended Tate's deplatforming due to Tate's history of violence towards women and his propagation of hateful and harmful ideology. Mutahar released an explanation and apology on Twitter.[22]
Established Titles scam promotion[]
In some of Mutahar's newest videos, there used to be sponsorships for a company named Established Titles, which claimed that one could buy a small plot of land in Scotland and be declared as s Lord or Lady, while planting trees to help the environment. However, according to Scottish law, the plots that Established Titles sold were souvenir plots of land i.e. "a piece of land which, being of inconsiderable size or no practical utility, is unlikely to be wanted in isolation except for the sake of mere ownership or for sentimental reasons or commemorative purposes."[23]
The Completionist scamming claims[]
In November 2023, Mutahar and Karl Jobst uploaded videos revealing Form 990-PF records which showed that Jirard The Completionist's Open Hand Foundation had not made any charity contributions since its inception in 2014, accumulating $655,520 in unspent assets by the end of 2022 despite recording tens of thousands in administrative expenses. In a call with the two YouTubers, Jirard said he did not discover that the funds had not been donated until 2022, and was currently seeking an appropriate charity, still not having yet donated any funds. However, Jobst highlighted that the foundation's website lists the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) as a recipient of research funding. During IndieLand events, Jirard had said the Open Hand Foundation was donating to UCSF, the Alzheimer's Association, and the Association for Frontotemporal Degeneration, and also asserted that the Open Hand Foundation was one of the "main funding support partners" of UCSF. Jirard uploaded a response video about the situation on December 9, 2023, in which he acknowledged that the funds had not been donated, apologized for making "statements potentially implying donations were made when they had not yet been", and announced his resignation as a board member of the Open Hand Foundation. Five days earlier, on December 4, 2023, the Association for Frontotemporal Degeneration announced it had received a donation of $600,000 on November 29, 2023.
In the September 25, 2025, video "You Deserve Answers," Jirard addressed the long-running controversy over the Open Hand Foundation. In the video, he admitted to holding onto charity funds and acknowledged misleading his audience by implying that donations were being disbursed when they were not. After denying the claims for over a year, Jirard acknowledged that he and his family's Open Hand Foundation had retained over $600,000 in viewer donations intended for dementia research. He maintained that there was no criminal or financial fraud, framing the issue as an administrative failure and a delay in finding a suitable beneficiary for the funds. He apologized for misleading the community and for "making statements potentially implying donations were made when they had not yet been". In his first response video in December 2023, he apologized if viewers "felt misled," which was criticized as a halfhearted apology. The "You Deserve Answers" video represented a more direct, albeit much later, apology.
Jirard provided his own account of the timeline, claiming he was made aware of the undistributed money in 2022 and took steps to rectify it. This contradicts reporting from Karl Jobst and SomeOrdinaryGamers, who presented audio suggesting Jirard knew the money was sitting in an account as early as 2021. He disclosed that the Open Hand Foundation had donated $600,000 to the Association for Frontotemporal Degeneration in November 2023, after the allegations surfaced. He stated his intention to continue creating content, though on a smaller scale, and announced a new series called "The Completionist: New Game Plus" to re-complete games he had previously reviewed. This video resulted in a significant increase in support for Jirard and his channel, with his subscriber count gradually increasing again.[24]
Mamamax[]
In June 2022, MagnetarYT made an video exposing Max over abusing his EX-Girlfriends using the evidence that Max's EX-Girlfriends sent to him.[25] Max later responded with a video in July 29, 2022 titled "Believe All Abusers" where he debunks the allegations that his EX-Girlfriends shared, halfway though the video, He accuses Magnetar for being a pedophile by showing a DM Max had with a victim of Magnetar saying that he shared a pic of him playing himself to the victim. These allegations were furthermore perpetuated in an episode of the Some Ordinary Podcast, where Youtuber's SomeOrdinaryGamers, Nux Taku, and Leon Lush believed Max's allegations in face-value.[26] Max's fans to go after Magnetar and caused his friends to cut ties with him, and almost made Magnetar get into the point where he was considering committing suicide.
After his third installment of such series, the fans soon realized that his contents seemed to lack substantial evidence to indict someone through the proper means. His action to casually disclose the full name of the alleged perpetrators (as with the case of Lerix and Camden) was borderline violating YouTube’s policy and blurring the bounds between a civic duty of a citizen and the law enforcement authority. His vigilantism was called into question by other YouTubers (including his friend, SomeOrdinaryGamers (aka Mutahar), who later joined Nicholas DeOrio to confront Max in a Discord call).[27]
Associating with Nux Taku[]
On September 16, 2024, a video of Mutahar, Nux Taku, Oompaville and Kwite was reuploaded, where they were watching loli h*entai that Nux was showing them.[28] A post on SomeOrdinaryGamers subreddit restarted the drama again.[29] Mutahar later made a video on December 2nd, called "Post Nux Clarity", where he said that he would be ending his ties to Nux due to the video of Nux showing them inappropriate content, some reddit threads discussing mutahar being in controversies and also because Nux used one of Shadman's art in one of his thumbnails back in June 2024, Nux also frequently put porn in the thumbnails of his videos, Mutahar deleted the video 6 hours later. Then he made a Post on his channel[30] explaining why he removed the video. On December 4, 2024, Nux made a video explaining that Mutahar privately apologized to him, a day after he made the now-deleted video and they're on good terms.[31]
Career fabrications and personal allegations[]
As of mid-2025, Mutahar has been accused of fabricating his career history, particularly his claim of being an engineer. A number of other serious personal allegations against him also emerged around the same time.
Fake engineer allegations[]
On July 28, 2025, a YouTuber named Nikandros published a video titled "Mutahar Has Been a Fake Engineer For 10 Years," compiling years of clips where Mutahar refers to himself as a "computer engineer," "cyber security engineer," and other engineering titles. The video and other critics pointed out that in Ontario, where Mutahar resides, the Professional Engineers Act restricts the use of "engineer" titles to licensed professionals. This raised questions about whether Mutahar's use of the title constituted a legal violation.[32]
The exposé highlighted inconsistencies in Mutahar's statements over the years regarding his education and employment. Mutahar had previously claimed to have dropped out of an engineering program and later referred to himself as an "ex-engineer". A community-compiled Google Doc was created to catalog over 70 instances of alleged misrepresentation. Investigations reportedly revealed inconsistencies in his claims about having an engineering degree and working for companies like Blizzard. His LinkedIn profile listed a diploma in cinematography from Humber College, not an engineering degree or related professional experience.
Mutahar posted an apology video addressing the accusations, though many critics, including fellow YouTubers like WestJett, called his response "pathetic" and unsatisfactory.
Additional personal allegations[]
At the same time, separate allegations emerged that Mutahar had been unfaithful to his former girlfriend, Doejen, while she was terminally ill. The individual who accused him of lying about his engineering career also included these personal claims in their exposé.
The cheating claims gained traction after being covered in a YouTube video by commentator WestJett on August 6, 2025. The video, titled Mutahar Drama Gets WEIRDER Every Day, discussed the infidelity allegations in the context of the controversy over Mutahar's engineering credentials. According to the claims, Mutahar cheated on his girlfriend, Doejen, while she was dealing with a terminal illness. While Mutahar has been public about his relationship with Doejen since at least June 2025, the allegations of her terminal illness are only found in commentary about the cheating claims.[33]
On June 10, 2025, Mutahar posted on X (formerly Twitter) about his relationship with Doejen, stating she was "the most rewarding" part of his content creation journey.
Repercussions[]
The controversy led to significant backlash from the online community. Mutahar's credibility, which was a cornerstone of his tech commentary, was severely damaged. The YouTube drama community and Reddit threads were filled with discussions, criticism, and memes mocking Mutahar. Following the initial wave of the scandal, Mutahar became inactive on his YouTube channel throughout August 2025. The incident fueled broader conversations about accountability and the lack of credential verification for online content creators, particularly those who discuss sensitive topics like cybersecurity.
Quotes[]
- "A furry, you know, an after-hours furry party if you know what I mean, if you're catching my drift. It is one of my bucket list things, if I die before that happens I'm gonna be sad, okay. I'm gonna actually be sad, I know I'm laughing right now, I've got that sarcastic tone, but I'm actually gonna be sad."[citation needed]
- "But Muta!"[34]
- "Even this chubby Indian guy made a video."
Personal Life[]
Mutahar was born to an Indian family in Toronto. His family comes from Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India. His father is a doctor. He was raised Muslim.[35]
Mutahar graduated from Humber College in 2015. His partner is a registered nurse and cohost of the Real Weird Sickos Podcast. He first confirmed to be in a relationship on SomeOrdinaryPodcast when discussing with guest Wavywebsurf that their girlfriends are acquaintances. He was still in middle school when Garry's Mod released in November 2006[36][37].
He has talked about facing racism growing up after the September 11 attacks.[38]
In June 2024, Mutahar announced the opening of his own skincare company.[39]
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.
- 10,000 subscribers: September 20, 2012
- 30,000 subscribers: December 21, 2012
- 40,000 subscribers: January 10, 2013
- 100,000 subscribers: April 19, 2013
- 200,000 subscribers: September 30, 2013
- 300,000 subscribers: October 29, 2013
- 1 million subscribers: May 18, 2018
- 2 million subscribers: July 12, 2020
- 3 million subscribers: December 3, 2021
Trivia[]
- Mutahar suffers from recurring sleep paralysis, and has stated in multiple videos that sleeping in Minecraft helped with it.[40][41]
- Mutahar had a Newgrounds account named "friggerzombie".[42]
- In his free time, he mostly plays Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege and Minecraft.
- He adores the Deus Ex cyberpunk gaming franchise and considers it one of the best AAA+ game franchises ever made with "no misses" or "flops". He was upset that Square Enix sold the series for NFTs[43]. He has also made numerous videos on the series including a No kill/alert playthrough of Human Revolution[44].
- Mutahar was given early access of Deus Ex: Mankind Divided on August 22, 2016 and gave a "first impressions review" of the game while also expressing his love and passion for the series[45].
- He is unaware that Human Revolution's development is one of the sole reasons Hitman: Absolution came out so poorly, this is due to the history of Fei Zhu and his gang.
- Some jokes/memes regarding Muta include:
- Calling him "Mutahard"
- Inherited names from his R/BatmanArkham saga, "Har" and "Tahar" [46]
- Calling him "dad" or "Indian dad"
- Mutahar's laugh[47]
- He found the Delta Force Sniper character from CS: Condition Zero to be "annoying" and "didn't belong" in a Counter Strike setting[48].
- DSPGaming banned him on his streams for an unknown reason.
- He is 6'2".[49]
- He is afraid of white text on a black background.[50]
- Mutahar is fluent in Hindi[51] and knows Urdu to some degree[52].
- Some videos will start with an intro in Hindi, a compilation of which can be found here.
- In videos with Hindi introductions, he introduces himself with his last name "Anas" instead of his first name.
- He has an official Discord server. The only way to get an invite is to attend one of his YouTube livestreams where a stream mod will occasionally post one in the chat (the invites always expire after some time).
- In his video about ImJayStation, Mutahar revealed that he himself lost a friend to a drunk driver.
- Mutahar hates Elsagate videos, Facebook games and invites, cringy and tryhard creepypastas, stability updates, Destiny, DarksydePhil, Konami, The Emoji Movie, and undercooked chicken.
- On April 12th, 2020, he uploaded a video titled "YouTube Shouldn't Defend Suzy Lu's Censorship...[53]" which discussed him talking about Suzy Lu and her reaction content (reaction theft) while also talking about her "false DMCA claims". The video was deleted in 2021 for unknown reasons, its speculated if Suzy falsely copyright-striked Mutahar.
Gallery[]
Notes[]
References[]
- ↑ Post on Twitter/X by @OrdinaryGamers, accessed on 28/09/2025 (DMY)
- ↑ Post on Twitter/X by @OrdinaryGamers, accessed on 28/09/2025 (DMY)
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R5LgymdWoBg
- ↑ SomeOrdinaryGamers - Mutahar talks about his obscure first channel (w/ chat) by Some Ordinary Clips. YouTube. November 14, 2019.
- ↑ Mutahar's first video, a let's play of Ocarina of Time, acessed June 13 2024
- ↑ Post on Twitter/X by @OrdinaryGamers, accessed on 28/09/2025 (DMY)
- ↑ Jaystation Faked His Dead Girlfriend... by SomeOrdinaryGamers (344s mark). YouTube. January 24, 2020.
- ↑ A Video I Had To Report... by SomeOrdinaryGamers. YouTube. November 7, 2019.
- ↑ cops came to my house. i'm SO SORRY. i love my dog. by Dan Sullivan. YouTube. November 8, 2019.
- ↑ Gelo Gonzales (June 21, 2023). Quiboloy YouTube channel terminated, triggered by game vlogger’s mention of FBI warrant. Rappler.
- ↑ Giselle Ombay (June 22, 2023). YouTube takedown nothing new, says Quiboloy. GMA News.
- ↑ Quiboloy-free: YouTube bans SMNI, KOJC channels. Philstar (July 7, 2023).
- ↑ Gelo Gonzales (July 5, 2023). TikTok Philippines affirms Quiboloy ban due to ‘current US sanctions’. Rappler.
- ↑ Post on Twitter/X by @DuterteWatchdog, accessed on 28/09/2025 (DMY)
- ↑ Drew Gooden's video on Jaystation (Mutahar mentioned in description) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hhSYpPSnfww&ab_channel=DrewGooden
- ↑ H3H3Productions' video on Jaystation, he views a tweet from SomeOrdinaryGamers on the situation at 13:37, acessed June 13 2024
- ↑ Reupload of Mutahar's video on Ethan Klein titled "The Hypocrisy of Ethan Klein", acessed June 13 2024
- ↑ Deleted Tweet from Mutahar posted April 18 2020, accessed through Internet Archive's Wayback Machine
- ↑ Deleted tweet from Mutahar on 18 april 2020, in which he states he never meant to doxx Ethan, accessed through Internet Archive's Wayback Machine June 13 2024
- ↑ SomeOrdinaryGamers. As far as any drama is considered, It ends with this video on my end.. YouTube. (highlighted comment)
- ↑ @SomeOrdinaryGamers VS DarkViperAU In GTAGuessr - Who Knows Los Santos Better? by DarkViperAU. YouTube. January 6, 2022.
- ↑ Post on Twitter/X by @OrdinaryGamers, accessed on 28/09/2025 (DMY)
- ↑ Land Registration (Scotland) Act 1979. legislation.gov.uk (July 13, 2018). Retrieved on October 25, 2023.
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aDb6NQhF3jo
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zv7fxXUDNuc
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7CQJCsk_7hM
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-p8H5k0REb0
- ↑ https://youtu.be/Tihx_JTdT6Q
- ↑ https://www.reddit.com/r/SomeOrdinaryGmrs/comments/1h2h987/
- ↑ http://youtube.com/post/UgkxzBXzxsIm6XeboYw_tsvKVmp2jlxTsl22?si=x2iDLqMlet7RJ4h9
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1agi3JxRU00
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hYQI4bMnaZI
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-vA4CTU3p1A
- ↑ OrdinaryGamers but No Context ("But Muta" Compilation) by OtisBob (563s mark). YouTube. February 8, 2023.
- ↑ https://youtu.be/huewXUh5TjY?t=711
- ↑ Mutahar's wife, cohost of Real Weird Sickos Podcast https://x.com/doejens
- ↑ Mutahar on Middle school and GMod: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMuy385i5KE&t=236s&ab_channel=SomeOrdinaryGamers
- ↑ SomeOrdinaryGamers - Mutahar talks growing up post-9/11 (w/ chat) by Some Ordinary Clips. YouTube. September 11, 2019.
- ↑ SomeOrdinaryGamers (6 June 2024). I Started A New Company.... Retrieved on June 10, 2024.
- ↑ About My Sleep Paralysis... by SomeOrdinaryGamers. YouTube. July 19, 2019.
- ↑ "I Slept In Minecraft For 6 Months..., by SomeOrdinaryGamers, August 31 2021 I Slept For a Week In Minecraft..., by SomeOrdinaryGamers, October 31 2021 I Woke Up In Minecraft..., by SomeOrdinaryGamers, October 22 2020
- ↑ My Old Cringy Newgrounds Account... by SomeOrdinaryGamers. YouTube. December 7, 2018.
- ↑ Mutahar on Deus Ex series
- ↑ Mutahar's playthrough of Human Revolution
- ↑ Mutahar on Mankind Divided early access: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LWjN9i-fwas&ab_channel=SomeOrdinaryGamers
- ↑ R/BatmanArkham users using names "Har" and "Tahar"
- ↑ WEEABOO "SCREAMER" CRINGE! by SomeOrdinaryGamers (178s mark). YouTube. August 21, 2016.
- ↑ Mutahar on the DFS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p9M7CXOcDf4&ab_channel=SomeOrdinaryGamers
- ↑ I'm Gonna Simp For The Playstation 5... by SomeOrdinaryGamers. YouTube. June 13, 2020.
- ↑ {{cite YouTube |url=https://youtube.com/watch?v=fv_TkT49zOQ |title=A "Spooky" Game called Covetous... |date=
- ↑ Post on Twitter/X by @OrdinaryGamers, accessed on October 24, 2023
- ↑ I Was On Pakistan and India News... by SomeOrdinaryGamers. YouTube. May 9, 2025.
- ↑ YouTube Shouldn't Defend Suzy Lu's Censorship...: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6QbGTeqtFxk&ab_channel=JustAnArchiver