Tabbes (born: July 28, 1997) is an American YouTuber and animator. She first joined YouTube on September 10, 2015, but uploaded her first video on April 27, 2016, "Artist Problems". She likes to draw, and uploads drawings of Pokémon on her Instagram. Her videos tend to be about interesting real-life experiences of hers or her thoughts about certain things or people. She has collaborated with TheOdd1sOut and with her close friend ChillyPanda. She was also featured in the 2017 and 2018 YouTube Rewind.
Her character is identifiable by its crown (recently changed in color from white to gold) and a baseball bat. Her videos are unusually blunt and edgy, often featuring strong language.
She was inactive from 2020 to 2023 due to her channel being hacked, according to her Discord server.
On January 14th, 2023, she returned to YouTube and uploaded her first video since 2020 titled: "The War on AI".
Trivia[]
- She is part of a YouTube animation group called "The Kindergarten".
- In her earlier videos, her left eye was covered by her side bangs. She cut them eventually, making it more see-able ("Halloween Special Q&A #1").
- She has done a couple April Fools collaboration videos, first one with Laddi in "My Real Voice", second one with Wolfychu in "A Strange Day".
- It is revealed in her "Insane Childhood Punishments" video that her father was an orphan at the age of ten when both his parents died; he was raised by his drunk uncle, leading Tabbes' father to be strict. Mysteriously, the video later became unlisted.
- In a 2017 video, she revealed that she is of South Korean descent.
- Tabbes also revealed in that video that she plays guitar, bass and drums.
- Tabbes owns a white Shiba Inu named Polar which is told to be a polar bear cub at the start of the video.
- Tabbes seems to be a fan of Joji's music as seen by her channel art being the cover art for his song Gimmie Love, and her singing "Slow Dancing in the Dark" in one of her videos.
- Tabbes was a cadet in her high schools Army JROTC unit, as seen in her video titled Joining a Military Program