Shanethegoat1 is a creator on TikTok and YouTube who is determined to spread his unhealthy obsession with Lego City Undercover to the masses. We spoke with Shane to find out why he loves the game so much.

The Vanta Lord, aka Agostino Da Silva, is a TikToker with over 4-million followers. With his community, he is creating the "Vanta Realm," an interactive metaverse RPG based on a shared fantasy world he and his followers have crafted over the course of a year. We sat down with Agostino to talk about his community, the Vanta Realm, Council vs. Rogues and manifesting your dreams.

On Instagram, not many accounts have carved a deeper niche than Incellectuals. When it started posting back in 2019, the chronically online level of engagement inspired curiosity among its followers. We got the chance to talk to two of the anonymous admins last November.

We spoke with Erin of the Femboy Fishing YouTube channel to talk fishing, the struggles of being a femboy in Missouri, the greatest catch in show history and much more.

Back in June, we got the chance to meet one the most enigmatic sh*tposters of our time. Jason Stevens, a.k.a. Mind of J-son, has had his selfies remixed across all platforms. Lucky for us, he let us into his life, lifestyle, and many philosophies in one of our most off-the-cuff interviews ever.

Chilean animator Martin Walls is the creator of the cryptic animatronics-gone-bad horror series "The Walten Files" that took the internet by storm this year. We caught up with him to talk about his inspirations for the series, why people love animatronic horror so much, and what makes "The Walten Files" so special.

We sat down with Andrew Callaghan, the man behind Channel 5 and formerly All Gas No Breaks, to discuss his new channel, being an interviewer, hanging out with Chet Hanks and more.

We sat down with the Geck himself to talk about how he got started on this peculiar path, the origins of his livestream show, his presence in meme culture and what he’s planning next.

To revisit "Why You Lyin’" all these years later, we spoke with Fraser to take a stroll down memory lane and learn more about how exactly he came up with the parody song back in the day, as well as what he’s been up to since then.

After circulating the web since 2016, Awkward Look Monkey Puppet’s true creator finally decided to step into the light and reveal the origin story of his iconic meme in his first exclusive interview.