Like many other well-known YouTube gaming personalities, Gary ‘RageElixir’ Yong found his audience by uploading Minecraft videos. Yong was 16 when he put out his first videos — mostly Minecraft tutorials teaching viewers everything from basic farming to creating their own armor.
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