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Philip Paul "Phil" Burnell (born: April 6, 1982 (1982-04-06) [age 41]), better known online as DSPGaming (or simply DSP, short for DarksydePhil), is an Italian-American YouTuber and compulsive eBegger, best known for his live commentary on his video game playthroughs, old school Street Fighter days, bagging on his viewing members, and his controversial moments such as the infamous masturbation incident and spending 20% of his stream eBegging and telling his viewers that he is low on money and he "Needs that money".

Phil used to have a signed contract with Machinima until March 2017. He posts raw, unedited playthroughs. His vlog channel is THEKINGOFHATEVLOGS. He used a channel for edited reviews and montages called KOGaming that went mostly defunct in 2017 after views and profit dropped significantly, but became his temporary primary channel for testing if ads would come on on newly published videos in July 2018 due to having a problem with AdSense on his main channel, DSPGaming,[1] which would later be resolved the following month in August 2018, and monetization was restored on DSPGaming, allowing Phil to return and resume his video game playthroughs on the channel.

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Phil was born on April 6, 1982 in the middle of a blizzard, and grew up outside of Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States. He graduated in 2000 as the valedictorian of his Catholic school, Saint Ambrose School, and went to Fairfield University for college. He graduated with a degree in finance.

Phil calls himself a "former pro fighting game player", having participated in many competitive fighting game tournaments nationwide during the late 1990s and throughout the 2000s. Most notably, Phil placed 4th on a broken arcade port of Super Street Fighter II Turbo in the 2005 EVO tournament, thus becoming the highest ranked American player for that game (as the the top 3 were Japanese players). He has the nickname The King of Hate from this period. Many people believe this is because he enjoys constantly hating on other people and/or video games, but Phil insists that the real reason for his nickname is because he is an outspoken person, having differing opinions that were radically different from mainstream ones, in which a lot of his opinions were subject to controversy, albeit using the infamy that many people induct upon him as a way of fueling himself.

Phil says that he is "different than other YouTubers" and he doesn't mind that he isn't as big as some other YouTubers. Phil is known for the large amount of negativity that surrounds him on YouTube; this "negativity movement" began in 2012. In addition, he is known to not be very good at playing certain video games, a statement that he himself has admitted previously. He calls what he does on YouTube a "business". His two main inspirations for making videos online are The Angry Video Game Nerd and The Nostalgia Critic. Phil says that he doesn't care what other YouTubers say about him, but at times he has made videos where he addressed certain YouTubers who called him out. Phil also claims that he hasn't changed since he started posting up videos on YouTube, and that he doesn't watch other YouTubers' content. Phil is known for his classic playthroughs such as Heavy Rain and Fallout 3, during the early days of people playing and uploading gameplay for YouTube. His laugh, humor and style of commentary are famous (or infamous) things about him and his content.

Phil has a serious back injury (a severely herniated disc) that has plagued him from around late 2007 to the present day. He manages this by not driving for long periods of time and by not doing heavy lifting.

Phil lived with his parents until 2004 and then again from 2007 to 2009. In 2009, he moved into a condo in Connecticut, and lived there until 2014. In June 2014, he and his, at the time, girlfriend Leanna (A.K.A. Panda Lee) moved to Renton, Washington, but he and Leanna broke up in late April 2017 after a few weeks of being engaged, and she moved out.

Phil then began dating a woman named Kat in the summer of 2017, and on April 10, 2019, they got married.

As of December 2023, DSP decided to remodel his brand online from a variety streamer to a purely RPG focused streamer mainly in the Baldurs Gate 3 title.

History[]

Phil posted videos on YouTube originally just for fun from 2008 to 2010, and didn't expect it to become his full-time job at that time. He made YouTube his full-time job in late 2010, after being laid off from Helicopter Support, Inc. in Trumbull, Connecticut. However, his original YouTube channel "darksydephil" lost its AdSense partnership in late 2010; he then moved his content to blip.tv, but due to a number of users submitting complaints to the blip.tv staff regarding Phil's anti-Semitic jokes during the Dead Space 2 demo, he was banned. He got signed with Machinima in 2011. From 2011-2012, Phil was involved in stopping bills against gaming, such as SOPA. He got his contract with Machinima renegotiated in late 2012 and began making less money than he was at the time he got partnered, and he made changes to his content. He recorded his gameplay from 2008-early 2013 by pointing an HD camera at his TV screen, and around spring of 2013, Phil started to direct capture his gameplay. Phil then started recording gameplay in 1080p and 60 FPS in 2014 when he bought a new PC, replacing his other one that was built for him.

Phil had very good views on most of his videos from 2008 to around 2012, but his views overall have declined over the years because of the negativity and because of other YouTubers who do edited gaming videos who are bigger and better than him. In 2012, Phil posted a video regarding people who claim that he has "changed". Negativity grew strong around Phil in 2013, and the negativity still continues to this day. Phil wanted to make more changes in 2014, one of which included moving out of Connecticut, which he did in June of that year. Phil live-streamed on Twitch for about a year and a half, but after Twitch staff told Phil in November 2014 to reduce his streaming rate while playing Assassin's Creed: Unity, Phil quit streaming from the site and started streaming on YouTube. He created an account on Patreon in early 2015, which has since gained a mixed response from his viewers.

Phil was swatted on June 24, 2015, during a livestream of Batman: Arkham Knight; however, no one was harmed or arrested. He was also DDoSed on June 26. Phil was attacked multiple times throughout 2015 by his haters/detractors, including getting false copyright strikes on his two main channels for fanart that he supposedly had the rights to use. He also couldn't live-stream for certain periods of time. To stop more issues, Phil decided not to accept anymore fanart, and he deleted hundreds of videos that had fan-created content included in them, and also privatized his Nintendo DS playthroughs. Not long after, his views began to drop. An anonymous source told Phil that YouTube had changed its system and when the videos were removed, his total views dropped, thus lowering his rank in the search engine. Phil was outraged by this and even considered suing YouTube. He also got his contract with Machinima renegotiated not long afterwards (for the second time) and began making less money. He also posted an update video on this subject.

Phil then announced a new channel for 2016 as part of a 'three pronged plan' (gaming/vlogs/edited content) to move forward. He launched his new channel called KOGaming in early 2016, where he would do his game reviews and edited content, so those who do not subscribe to him out of fear of getting their inbox flooded or those who lack the time to watch his entire playthroughs can enjoy his content.

Phil was caught masturbating live on pre-stream with facecam on May 1, 2016 before he was going to stream gameplay of the Nioh Alpha demo. He claims that he didn't know that the camera was on. Ever since that pre-stream went live, he gained more viewers and subscribers; however, many YouTubers now make jokes about him masturbating, and the negativity seems to have gotten worse. Other big YouTube channels have covered this incident, such as ReviewTechUSA and DramaAlert. Phil addressed the situation directly in a pre-stream video the following day. Phil will bring up the incident every once in a while. A video where Phil bashed the game Homefront: Revolution went viral online (including on 4chan) and has over 1 million views. He also got thousands of new subscribers on his KOGaming channel.

Phil posted an "addressing state" video on August 22.Phil has announced in October 2016 that he was nervous about his future, due to low views during that Hardcore Gaming Season.He further explained the situation in The Week-In Preview, and then in a special vlog. Low views continue to this day; all of this traces back to the copyright attacks from summer 2015, because Phil's rank in the search engine hasn't changed too much. Phil also made a follow-up video to the special vlog. On November 16, 2016, Phil posted a business update video regarding the future of his live-streams, and he said he could accept fanart again because YouTube has a more tolerable copyright system. Phil has also stated that he will not live-stream as much anymore. On November 21, 2016, OBS crashed on Phil, deleting all of his settings that he had written down two years ago. He then tested out OBS Studios and he returned to live-streaming on Twitch on November 29, 2016 for the first time in 2 years to stream gameplay of Final Fantasy XV.

Phil has announced that he wants to implement changes for 2017. He released another business update video, and was still nervous about the future. He also downgraded his gaming videos from 1080p 60fps to 720p 60fps. Also on KOGaming, Phil decided to accept edited videos from his viewers, calling it a "Community submission". He also uploaded the very first officially approved "This Is How You Don't Play" video on KOGaming, but it was taken down later. He plans to release other videos like this in the future. Phil also changed his schedule, streaming an hour earlier each day and decided to try and take certain days off with his then-girlfriend Leanna.

On February 2017, Phil had a fiasco with ad avenue, in which it led to him almost wanting to file a lawsuit against YouTube because he was losing money. He was possibly deemed as "advertiser unfriendly" and he talked with Machinima about the situation. They suggested that he should upload shorter videos like back in the old days, which Phil wasn't too sure about. On March 2, 2017, Phil revealed that he was laid off by Machinima after a six year long partnership with them. Following his severed ties with Machinima, Phil opened a Teespring page. Phil got a Nintendo Switch on launch day, but unfortunately it bricked. He eventually got another (functional) Nintendo Switch. He talked with other companies for partnership, and revealed that his YouTube channels were being "messed with".

In April of 2017, Phil proposed to Leanna and she reportedly accepted it, but in May 2017, Phil and Leanna broke up and she moved out. In November 2017, he confirmed he was in another relationship.

In February 2018, Phil introduced his new girlfriend, Kat.

In July 2018, Phil's main channel DSPGaming became demonetized due to a problem with AdSense, forcing him to move and continue his playthroughs on KOGaming, which was the channel he used for edited reviews and montages, but became largely dormant in 2017 due to low views and income. However, on August 7, 2018, monetization was restored on DSPGaming, and Phil has since then moved back and resumed his video game playthroughs on the channel, with Phil stating that now all future uploads will now be in a longer format.

On April 10, 2019, Phil officially revealed that he and Kat got married.

On April 21, 2021, during his live stream of Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony, Phil was removed from the Twitch Partner Program. Phil was shocked and furious upon discovering that his partnership with Twitch had been terminated, and demanded an explanation and reason from Twitch. As a result of losing his partner status, there is no subscribe option, meaning that Phil had to rely on donations to monetize his Twitch content, for which he was widely ridiculed for "begging" for donations after losing partnership. Afterwards, Phil sent a request to Twitch asking them for a reason as to why his sudden termination of his partnership happened with no forewarning.

Two weeks after having contacted Twitch about his sudden partnership termination, on May 18, 2021, Phil put out a video on YouTube, where he reveals that he received an email from the Twitch legal team, who explained his termination from the Twitch Partner Program. According to the email, Twitch terminated the content licensing agreement with Phil following its investigation of "repeated instances of inappropriate conduct involving hateful slurs" in violation of Section 4.2.7 of appropriate conduct agreement. Phil was incredibly livid upon reading the response, in particular, the hateful slurs remark. Phil vehemently denied using any hateful slurs in his live streams, and that if he had, he would've been ousted from Twitch beforehand. Phil would go on to blame the trolls for clipping instances of his live streams of where it sounded like he was saying a hateful slur and reporting the clips to Twitch as one of the main reasons behind his partnership termination. In his tirade, Phil accused Twitch of terminating his partnership for something that never happened, claiming that they are punishing him legally for something that he legally didn't do. Phil kept repeating that if he had said hateful slurs in the past on Twitch, then he wouldn't have been streaming on Twitch anymore. Phil then issued an ultimatum to Twitch: They issue a public apology to him and reinstate his partnership, or else he will leave Twitch for good and move back to streaming on YouTube permanently.

In 2022, Phil got into a fued with Keemstar after the latter approached him with a business opportunity, to star in a podcast alongside other big lolcows Boogie2988 and WingsofRedemption called "lolcow live" with a $50,000 dollar sign on bonus. Phil rejected the offer as he claims he does not want any of Keemstar's money and claims that he didn't have time to negotiate due to his supposedly busy schedule. Keem has stated and showed evidence that he had tried to contact Phil numerous times, even going on Phil's livestream chat to tell him about the offer, the resulting fued brought Phil's inability to work with others around his pre-determined schedule that he himself creates to light.

2023 saw Phil celebrate his 15 year anniversary on Youtube with a variety of big events. These ranged from his internet being hijacked by a troll who was working at his ISP, going viral on Twitter over how terrible he was playing The Legend of Zelda: Tears of The Kingdom and, most infamously, going on the Sidescrollers podcast to do an interview with them. This interview gave Phil the chance to turn the public perception of him around and show the internet his side of the story, instead he ended up getting questioned over his various problematic traits which he poorly attempted to explain, the interview exposed Phil to a wider audience than ever before. Following the interview, Phil has changed his opinion on it several times, at one time he thought the interview was fairly done, then a few weeks later he now believes the interview was rigged from the start to make him look bad.

DarksydePhil's Various Channels[]

Content[]

  • Playthroughs
  • Specials
    • Game of the Year
    • Mini Reviews
    • The Hateful Truth (formerly)
    • Project 7 (formerly)
  • Other Series
    • Ask The King
    • Cooking with the King/Poorly Cooking with the King (formerly)
    • DSP Tries It (formerly)
    • Smark Guys (formerly)
    • Loot Crate Unboxings (formerly)
    • Hate LIVE (formerly)
    • The Week In Preview (formerly)
    • Travel Vlogs/Other Special Vlogs (formerly)
    • Movie Reviews (formerly)
    • Hardcore Gaming Season Giveaways
    • DSP Thoughts/First Impressions Series
    • Release Day Unboxing (formerly)
    • Game Day (formerly)
    • YouTube Parody Series (formerly)
    • Hits of the Week (formerly)
    • Phil Reacts (formerly)
    • Rants (formerly)
    • Top 10 Lists (formerly)

Controversy[]

Many on YouTube have become very critical of Phil because of his actions and/or decisions, for a number of reasons. Many people dislike Phil for his attitude and/or his personality. He has been called a "hypocrite", "asshole", "elitist", "liar", "manchild", and "idiot" numerous times by not just his detractors but by bigger YouTubers, smaller YouTubers, actors, and videogame journalists. Even companies, such as Achievement Hunter, have laughed at Phil. Some people have also called him "the cancer of gaming". DSPGaming was named the worst gaming channel on YouTube by NFKRZ.

Phil is well known for shrugging off all criticism as hate. He is notorious for insulting those who criticize him or express a different opinion than him. As an indirect result, he very often ends up insulting fans to which he says "good riddance". He brands all criticism and parodies of him as hate and online bullying and has said that all YouTubers who dislike him are bad people and/or "idiots". He claims that anything negative towards him is not justified and that he doesn't understand why some people don't like him, and people in turn will say he has no self-awareness. He often accuses those who create videos criticizing him as jealous haters and trolls. He laughs at people's supposed immaturity when they challenge his statements. He also brands anyone who finds anything of his controversial as drama queens. Phil will sometimes admit to things he has said and/or done, or will say that some things that have been said about him have a "little nugget of truth" to them, but in the end, he will never fully admit to everything that has been said about him. Many critics have identified themselves as former fans but Phil dismisses them, saying they were not "true fans" and have been "indoctrinated" by his supposed detractors. Phil has called his critics: "mentally ill", "sociopaths", "haters", "trolls", "cowards", "idiots", "criminals", "kids/children", etc. He will even sometimes insult his own fans, and he also said that the common YouTuber is a "dumb fuck".

His critics have also become the scapegoat for all his misfortunes.

  • When his views began to decrease, he said it was because his critics discouraged newcomers from watching his videos.
  • After getting swatted, though both fans and critics were outraged by what happened, he claimed that the perpetrator was inspired by his critics to commit what he called "attempted murder" and encouraged his fans to find videos criticizing him and make a comment about how it, supposedly, nearly got him killed.
  • After getting a copyright strike against his main channel, he compared the situation to having a gun put to his head, and blamed his critics for what happened.
  • DSP said that he "could have been stabbed and if he survived, it would be less damaging" than what the detractors did to him in the summer of 2015 with the false copyright strikes and how they supposedly messed with his business, even though DSP himself deleted the videos that caused him to lower in YouTube's search rank, not the detractors.

Phil has repeatedly had conflicts with everyone he encounters and wherever he decides to upload videos. Prior to YouTube, DSP would constantly trash-talk, insult, and threaten other members of the fighting game community, gaining widespread hate, and leading to the nickname "The King of Hate". One example is when he threatened to find Isiah "Triforce" Johnson and beat him up. He also bragged about being the best fighting game player in the country, superior to players like Alex Valle, Mike Watson, and John Choi after placing 4th at Evo in 2005 for a flawed port (which DSP readily admits) of Super Street Fighter II Turbo, further lowering his reputation in the community. Afterwards, playing a normal arcade port, Phil would repeatedly lose to all these top players. In 2016, DSP trash talked about FloE and Blackpeddles.

DSP has also been criticized for putting ads on videos where he talks about recent tragedies and disasters, such as Hurricane Sandy, the Sandy Hook Shooting, and the death of his friend. Many accuse him of attempting to monetize the situation. Phil did not make any defense against these accusations and simply threatened those who accused him, saying "I will come find you and I will beat the shit out of you." He did so again in 2019 when he made a lengthy minute video talking about Etika's recent suicide, and how it supposedly related to his predicament; said video also had 8 mid-roll advertisements on it.

In the past, DSP has addressed people who use ad-block, saying that it hurts businesses online who earn money based on ads, which is true; however, ad-block is extremely popular regardless. As of 2016, DSP had an ad-based contract with Machinima, and he encourages viewers to disable any ad-blocking software they may have. He even goes as far to say that people who use ad-block are "thieves".

As noted previously, Phil made YouTube his full-time job in 2010, after being laid off from Helicopter Support, Inc. in Trumbull, CT in 2010. However, his original YouTube channel, DarkSydePhil lost its Adsense partnership later in 2010, after Phil encouraged users to click on the ads at the beginning of his videos, though he claims this is untrue and that the real reason he lost his Adsense is because YouTube could not stand the notion of him becoming successful and making a living off gaming. Even though Adsense tracks and blocks YouTubers by IP so that any YouTuber who has been banned from Adsense cannot open a new account, Phil has opened a new account thanks to him moving and getting a new IP address. To this day, he continues to deny all fault for this event.

DSP moved his content to blip.tv in 2010, but he was banned for anti-Semitic remarks that he made during his Dead Space 2 Demo playthrough. In the videos, he role-plays Isaac Clarke (the lead protagonist) as the "last remaining Nazi" and refers to the Necromorphs (the enemies) as the "Jews", whose "greed" caused them to become monsters. Rather than apologizing, Phil instead blamed a "troll" who reported the video, claiming it was done out of jealousy. More recently, Phil has advanced the excuse that he was simply using a "well-known" character from The Howard Stern Show, although no one can recall such an event on the show. And while he claims that he has apologized (again, which no one can recall seeing), Phil also stated that it's something only a small group of people care about and that they need to get over it.

Starting in March 2013, Phil regularly streamed on his Twitch channel, and was partnered with the website. After Twitch staff told Phil in November 2014 to reduce his streaming rate, Phil quit the site and started streaming on YouTube, resorting to a primitive IRC chat client, as well as short-changing his paying Twitch subscribers, many of whom were outraged. Several people went on thekingofhate.com and trashed it with nasty images and destroyed the website altogether. Many accused Phil of not caring about the viewers anymore and attacked him with negativity. The whole situation was described by DSP as a "mess". It took several months before the website was up and running again with a new look, and people had to get used to the YouTube livestreaming.

Many have taken issue with Phil's style of commentary. His commentary can consist of snorts, burps, clearing his throat, whining/complaining, singing, toilet humor jokes, being over-dramatic, general stupidity, anger at and insults at the game developers, copious amounts of swearing, or sexual/sexist remarks about female characters. He sometimes tells a game or a character in a game to "suck [his] dick". He was known for making offensive and racist jokes, such as saying "in China, dey say chicky chang wang Charlie Chan chicka chocka chocka cha". During his playthrough of the first episode of The Walking Dead Season 2, when Clementine, the main protagonist and a young child, is about to stitch her arm after a dog she encountered viciously mauled her arm, he laughed and made sexual noises while she screamed in pain. Many viewers feel he ruins cutscenes in games with his commentary, and he also sometimes skips cutscenes that may had important things in them. He also complains about too much grinding in some video games. He has also become known for insulting Troy Baker and Hideo Kojima. He is equally verbally abusive towards other gamers when losing online fighting game matches, punctuated by an infamous tirade during an online game in Injustice: Gods Among Us, where after losing badly to a Deathstroke player, Phil called his opponent an "asshole", "fucking idiot", "fucking loser", "your mother probably shat you out you piece of shit" who "sits in his mom's basement" "eating your whole fucking bag of Doritos and chugging down your fucking Fanta".

Phil's sportsmanship has also been heavily criticized. For example, when Phil trash talks his opponents: if he wins, Phil will boast how his victory came from skill, whereas if he loses, he will blame lag, his controller, the character he is playing as, the character he is playing against, the actual player he is playing against, or the performance/connection/netcode of the game as main factors in his loss. He often accuses other players of watching his stream (also known as stream sniping) and counter picking or performing so-called "online combos" and after losing, insults his opponent, telling them to "go die in a fire" and calling them "a waste of human life". He also claims there to be something used against him called a "lag pattern", which doesn't even exist.

  • Phil's poor sportsmanship extends to single player games, too. Any time he loses, fails, or dies in a game, he will also blame lag, input delay, the AI, and is even known to insult the developers of the game he's playing. He gets hostile towards anyone who points out what he did wrong by insulting them and possibly banning them afterwards.

In addition to the problems with Phil's commentary style cited above, Phil often demonstrates a very poor job of understanding the controls and mechanics of the games he plays. He sometimes will complain about the framerate in some games, or bash a game for the framerate alone for affecting his performance in playing a game. Often, when a tutorial is offered, Phil replies with "shut the fuck up" and skips it, only to repeatedly make mistakes later, and he blames the game developers for not properly explaining the mechanics. Phil constantly complains about the game not working, or game bugs/glitches, when at times the issues are his own fault, and he rarely ever admits his own faults. He often complains about button lag, his game not registering his commands, or his inputs being dropped, when there appears to be nothing wrong of the sort, and viewers joke and call it a "haunted controller." Phil claims this is his "comedic persona" and that he could be good at games if he wanted to. This directly contrast with his claims to have no gimmick and to be the "realest person" on YouTube. He has over the years contradicted himself on whether or not he is actually good at playing games. Viewers have noted that Phil needs glasses, because he often states things that he witnessed in the game that are incorrect, but he was only seen wearing a pair in 2014 and hasn't used them again.

Phil has his own forums for discussion about his various videos. However, he constantly deleted posts, banned users, and locked threads that looked upon him in a negative light. It got to the point where a majority of his mods had felt he was behaving childishly and abusively. Many moderators attempted to convince Phil of this and, after multiple failed attempts, he finally agreed to stop closing threads and consult the moderators instead. However, he did not keep his word and continued to close threads and even rescinded the administrator status of the moderators. Phil struggled to keep the site running on his own and eventually an unknown party hijacked the full access of the site in late 2014. Phil decided to shut the forums as well as all of Kingofhate.com until further notice.In 2015, with help from one of the moderators, he designed and reopened the site and forums stating he would be using them for utility purposes of gathering fan created content for his content. However, all his moderators chose to finally leave. Phil has stated that he blames them for what happened to his forums and within 3 weeks of the website being open again, he again started to close threads, ban users and delete postings that either stated negative facts about him or had conversations about the group known as the "SoK" (Sons of Kojima) or any other "haters".

Phil has also been criticized for his behavior and responses on his own forums. He is known for disregarding and breaking forum rules. Many forum users and moderators have complained and even flagged Phil's posts to which Phil responds with an insult-laden message and even once wrote "I cannot break the rules. I am the rules".

Many viewers of Phil have also complained of their treatment in the stream chat while watching his live stream. Many of them complain of moderators that abuse their powers, banning anyone that gives criticism, says anything negative, or says anything that is not directly related to Phil or his video. Other stream moderators have brought this up with Phil, but he ignores all the complaints and insults the moderators who take these complaints seriously, saying they are being "fooled by the same group of people over and over" and that anyone who agreed with the complaints were "deluded beyond belief."

In early 2015, Phil decided to open a Patreon page, which he has admitted is a donation-based service, even though he had stated numerous times in the past he would never do so and made fun of Angry Joe for his page. Ever since, people on YouTube have accused Phil of only caring about views, money and Patreon.

Phil has criticized the mainstream media for being unprofessional in their game reviews by saying they don't finish games from start to finish, to give that game that they're reviewing a fair review. Despite this, DSP himself has reviewed games without completing them, such as Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 5, Lords of the Fallen and Homefront: The Revolution.

In addition to groups which Phil calls his "detractors", he also has had back-and-forth disputes with other well-known YouTubers:

  • TotalBiscuit: In 2012, when Phil gave the video game Journey a much worse review than the majority of the critical acclaim given by others, Phil called out TotalBiscuit for having a differing opinion, as the latter had declared it his Game of the Year for 2012. In more recent years when Phil was subjected to mass criticism, TotalBiscuit accused Phil of name-dropping him in an effort to seem like he was a respected associate of his. Furthermore, when asked about Phil and his recent behavior in response to the negativity surrounding him, TotalBiscuit expressed his dislike for Phil's attitude and content, citing his reputation of pinning blame on everything and everyone else but himself when it comes to his video game playthroughs. He also stated that although he doesn't like seeing people getting harassed online, he feels that Phil has brought that harassment on himself due to the premise of his content, in which he acts like a "court jester that doesn't want to be taken seriously". Phil responded by calling him an "elitist" and says TotalBiscuit never of his videos for feeling this way.
  • EventStatus: In 2014, EventStatus criticized many of Phil's actions and challenged his claims of being a "former pro-fighting game player". EventStatus challenged Phil to a match saying he would give Phil as much time to prepare as the latter wanted and the loser would permanently leave all social media. Both fans and critics encouraged Phil to take the challenge, but those who did were banned. Phil declined and insulted EventStatus, saying that this was done as a way to get attention.
  • AlphaOmegaSin: Name-dropped Phil in a Street Fighter V rant video in 2016, labeling Phil as a infamous rage-quitter in fighting games. Phil claims this to be completely false, and claims he never rage-quit in his life in fighting games. He first addressed this in a pre-stream video, and he got into a Twitter war with Omega later on. Phil then posted a video to clear the air.

2013 was a particularly bad year for Phil, including the birth of "This Is How You Don't Play" videos. 2013 can also be credited for marking the end of Phil's good viewership on his videos that he had from 2008 to 2012 and the beginning of low viewership on his videos from then on. As a result of this, he posted up a video titled "Addressing the Negativity" which is one of the most controversial things he ever did, claiming that everything said about him was either slanderous or exaggerated, and that those who "hate" on him do so to "jump on the bandwagon". He said that his negativity on YouTube has now become "online bullying." He also talked about the PC that was built for him in 2011, which is a situation that people bring up when it comes to negativity that surrounds Phil.

For his 2013 Christmas Special, Phil created a video parodying How the Grinch Stole Christmas. With his own written song lyrics, he tells the story of how a jealous troll, who lives in his grandparents' basement, dedicates his life to hating on Phil and creating This Is How You Don't Play videos. But, just as the Grinch fails to steal Christmas, the troll fails to stop Phil, who continues playing. The troll represents Phil's detractors, at least how he views them, and their supposed dedication to ending Phil out of jealousy, causing the video to be heavily criticized for its misrepresentation of that group and insults. The video's lyrics have also been criticized. In one segment, he sings "If you said this shit to my face, can you guess what I'd do, Mr. Troll?" and plays a clip of Phil punching a small piece of cardboard. Another segment had the lyrics "If I had the chance to be filthy rich and going back in time to prevent your birth...fill up the DeLorean!"

Phil had also gained notoriety for allegedly having recent parody videos taken down with the help of his Machinima contract. The resulting backlash he received from people on social media caused him to go on a twitter meltdown, hurling numerous profanities at each and everyone involved including Slowbeef and TotalBiscuit, the former of which uploaded a video montage of people parodying Phil's persona while the latter took another stab at Phil via a video comment using the writing style of said persona. As a result of the recent drama, Phil's potential audience took yet another hit.

For several years, Phil had been known to bash the extremely popular game Minecraft and people who enjoy it, even using the phrase "you probably play Minecraft" as an insult, though he never played the game himself until in early 2015, in which through Patreon, the Patrons had voted Phil to play the game he once never even thought of playing.

During a Mortal Kombat X stream on May 10, 2015, Phil was approached by a viewer regarding an incident that occurred two years ago involving an altercation between PandaLee and people on Twitch, now known as the "Kingdom Hearts incident". This instigated a very hostile reaction from Phil, leading him to insult this person, threaten him with physical violence, and encourage his fans to cyberbully him and spam his inbox. The resulting backlash was so immense that Phil had to make a public video apology in an attempt to clear the air surrounding the issue. But, while he apologized for his volatile reaction, he did not apologize for threatening said individual nor did he apologize for encouraging his fans to cyberbully him. He even claimed that this was a plot to have him react like this to slander him.

Phil has been known to go on angry tirades on Twitter, insulting more successful YouTubers and well as anyone who has a different view than him. One notable incident: a fan of DSP tweeted that his mother had recently fallen ill and Phil's videos helped him feel better. Phil did not respond to this tweet though he did respond to a question involving his schedule. A Twitter user known for criticizing DSP responded to the tweet and expressed his condolences. When Phil heard of this, he called it harassment and bullying and encouraged people to flag all the critic's tweets so Twitter Support would shut down his account.

Though Phil has been known to get extremely combative on Twitter and his forums, he also becomes very sheepish when confronted directly. With the aforementioned "Kingdom Hearts incident", his first instinct was to attempt to shut off the PlayStation 4's voice chat feature. He has done this numerous times in multiplayer games whenever he is confronted about something he has either said or done. In addition, he has insulted people in his stream chat after banning them for saying things he doesn't want to hear, reinforcing his own cowardly behaviour despite calling other people cowards.

Fans and critics alike take issue with Phil's usage of Patreon. He has, on several occasions, failed to live up to the promises he makes. One instance was his promise of 7+ hours of Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back gameplay if given enough money. After reaching that goal, Phil played for less than five and a half hours and said he would only continue if people donated more money. A more infamous instance was the reboot of Project 7. He promised that if enough money were donated, he would reboot the series and would include the names of his biggest donors and would show the progress made thus far. However, after reaching the goal, Phil announced that he would still postpone Project 7 and would not refund the money given but would thumbs down the video instead. Phil has also developed a policy whereby he will not perform any of the reached milestones unless they reach several hundred dollars above the stated mark. He claims that this is done to counter false and dropped Patreon pledges. He has begun to only allow those who have pledged to his Patreon to play him in online multiplayer because of recent 'trolling'. For 2017, DSP wanted Patreon money to buy a new PC for gaming, as well as a PS4 Pro. He set his Patreon goal to $2800, more than twice what it was previously; however, after a few weeks he removed this goal because it wouldn't happen, realistically.

On September 2016, Phil streamed Banjo-Kazooie, a game voted as part of the Patreon goal. He played it for 4 hours and had help from the stream chat. From that moment onwards, he never streamed it online again, and instead played the game offline, with many people finding out he was using a guide to speed through the game and know all the secrets. Some people accused Phil in the comments of parts 9-12 of the playthrough that he was using the stream chat for help. Phil went on a tirade at the beginning of part 16 of the playthrough, saying that he wasn't using the stream chat anymore after the first streaming of the game. However, Phil did receive messages from viewers who told him certain things in the game, such as using the gold feather power to defeat ghosts, an ability that Phil never used until it was mentioned to him.

Originally, Phil abruptly and acrimoniously ended his playthrough of Persona 3 FES, which was a Patreon's Choice playthrough, on August 1, 2016, due to initially being unable to defeat the final boss. Phil got $1,250 for a playthrough that he ended in a bad manner, which had gone on for several months and originally ended at 166 parts. Fans and haters alike were upset at this, especially considering the fact that Phil was playing the game on easy level and used a deeply flawed and constructed party when taking on the final boss. Phil eventually did beat the game on August 16, 2018, 2 years after infamously ending his playthrough on it, and the playthrough officially ended at 169 parts.

In late November/early December 2019, Phil played Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020, the latest installment in the Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games crossover franchise. However, Phil only played a little bit of the story mode and the online multiplayer before giving up on the game completely due to boredom. However, when asked if the game was a waste of $60, Phil revealed that he didn't buy the game himself, but instead received a review code for the game from either Sega or Nintendo. At no point during the the streams of the game did he make this fact known to his viewers, and he gave the excuse that he wasn't paid to play the game and therefore didn't feel the need to disclose it. However, since the lack of disclosure for paid promotions or receiving products for free from the company are major violations of the FTC's disclosure policies, Phil quietly added a disclaimer in the description on YouTube. Whether or not this will be enough to cover his tracks is up for debate.

Phil's spending decisions have come into question. He often talks of his back problem and his inability to afford treatment. He also often talks about the difficulty he has paying off his bills and mortgages. Despite this, he has taken vacations with his girlfriend and stayed at executive suites. He also possesses numerous models and action figures that had occupied most of the space of his original condo. He was selling some of these models at high prices, but he gave up around late 2015. Phil also claims that he can't afford certain things, while at other times, he buys things that could cost a lot.

Phil has criticized people who get advanced copies of games and play them before their street date, saying that everyone should get a game and play it at a similar time. However, Phil has gotten games in advance himself, and has broken street date before as well. Examples include Fallout 4 and Dark Souls III.

In 2017, Phil has decided to approve certain This Is How You Don't Play videos for his KOGaming channel, in a similar way to accepting Community Submission edited videos for the channel. However, viewers have been critical of this choice, because of how Phil has treated TIHYDP videos in the past and what he has said about the people who have made them before, including saying that such video have supposedly nearly gotten him killed and calling anyone who has created one mentally ill children.

Phil's former relationship with PandaLee has also become a source of controversy. Not only had fans and former fans objected to her attitude and commentary, but there is controversy over when Phil started dating her. Phil has repeatedly insisted that he only began dating PandaLee after she reached legal age, but a number of people who claimed to have known Phil in real life claim that he and PandaLee had been dating long before she reached legal age and had simply kept it a secret. However, the validity of any of these claims has yet to be confirmed by either party.

Phil's treatment of Leanna was quite controversial as well. While many viewers, fans and haters alike, still take issue with her, they have also taken issue with how she has been treated under certain circumstances. On one occasion, Leanna was sick and had to stay in bed all day; Phil had her get up and cook him dinner despite her condition. Another time, Leanna had a panic attack and had to go to the emergency room in response. Fortunately, her condition was not serious, but Phil was angered by this since he now had to pay the bills for sending her there and publicly said if such thing were to happen again, he would not let her go to the ER. These incidents eventually led to their break-up in May 2017.

On October 21, 2017, while doing a pre-stream, Phil was talking about how stressed he was having to keep up his schedule, when someone said they had lost their brother and were able to still sleep and cook meals. Phil immediately accused the person of trying to claim they were better than him; this led to him banning them from the stream and insulting the person. The day after, at the end of a Week in Preview, Phil continued to say that it was an attempt to make him look bad and even went as far to say that it was bait and nothing they said was real and called anyone who disagreed with him an idiot. This event has enraged even more people, both fans and haters alike, showing just how quickly he'll take things out of context, despite accusing others of doing the same to him.

On November 9, 2017, Phil got enraged at a person on stream who asked why people with different opinions get banned from his chat. Phil claimed that this doesn't happen and that anyone who thinks that is an idiot. This incident further shows how aggressive Phil has become ever since starting on YouTube, and since his break-up with Leanna, as he now easily becomes angry even at innocent questions, driving even more of his remaining fans away from him.

In late February 2018, Phil attempted to start a fundraiser stream to help pay off his taxes. However, he received a 24-hour suspension from Twitch, since soliciting bits for financial support is against the site's Terms of Service. He was suspended again a month later for unclarified reasons.

In May of 2018, Phil chose to take a day off. However, before he did, he tweeted a rant about YouTubers and streamers getting early copies of State of Decay 2. He said that everyone who gets early copies are "not true gamers", "walking advertisements", and "paid shills" who only do things for attention and money and insinuated that he was vastly superior to all of them. This outraged many YouTubers, streamers, their fans, and even some gaming journalists like Ryan McAffrey. The backlash was so immense that Phil was forced to delete the tweet. The tweet in question read as follows: "Those playing State of Decay 2 a full week early are paid shills. They are walking advertisements, not true gamers, and are doing so solely for a paycheck. I'll be PAYING FOR THE GAME and playing it this Friday just like many of you, and my reactions will be legit as always." Though he did apologize for it, he later backtracked on it, claiming it was taken out of context.

Phil's fans have also become a source of criticism. To counter the rising number of groups exposing or criticizing Phil's actions on the internet, many of his fans have created channels to supposedly expose the actions of those groups, often using similar names. However, the videos posted on said channels are often slanderous and often make accusations with circumstantial and sometimes no evidence. This has caused at least one channel, DSP World Order, to be terminated due to repeated and severe violations of its terms of service, though another channel with the same name has been created. Other fans, while not creating separate YouTube channels, have gone to videos criticizing DSP and attempted to instigate fights, made similar baseless accusations and threatened violence. YouTuber AggyPlays once asked Phil to do voice acting for a Machinima series she was creating. However, despite accepting the role, she reported that he was difficult to work with. Upon hearing this he accused her of using him to get attention from the "hater" community, and his fans soon began to harass her over this. In a separate incident, a fan claimed he had proof that the Sons of Kojima were involved with DSP's swatting; his proof: DSP was swatted on a Wednesday and the Sons of Kojima hold a podcast every Thursday. Attempts to start debates simply resulted in more insults.

In April 2019, Phil revealed that he and Kat got married. Ignoring the controversy surrounding the event, Phil has become noticeably more hostile towards fanservice games, or any game that features dating as a side activity, like Catherine Full Body for instance, despite having done a playthrough for the vanilla version of the game back in 2011. Phil claims that he has no time for stuff like that, and that type of content is not for him since he is, in his words, "a mature adult with a wife". The implication is that Phil has major insecurities about his relationship with Kat, which many have pointed out (based on the few instances where she has appeared during Phil's streams), that there is no romantic chemistry between them, and that they are rather distant from each other.

Phil gained newfound attention from other online personalities when he commented on the ProJared controversy in early May of 2019. However, he was criticised for this due to his previous claims that he doesn't follow drama, and he was using drama here for positive attention. In light of this, Phil decided on May 12th, 2019 to make a nearly 2-hour-long video in which he tries to debunk the most common criticisms of him over the past 7 years. Unfortunately for him, the video was poorly received, with more prominent critics of Phil decrying the video as a poor attempt at deflecting all criticism towards him with poor excuses, and without providing any real insight into his behaviour, with Phil instead just stating "it didn't happen" despite the overwhelming evidence to the contrary. Bear in mind that all evidence against Phil can be traced back to his own content.

  • However, ProJared broke radio silence in September 2019 to dispel the accusations made against him, causing his reputation to begin rebuilding. This in turn made Phil's tweets about him look more spineless, opportunistic, and spiteful, since the only reason he even said anything in the first place was because of a grudge he held towards Jared for 3 years over a relatively innocuous tweet the former made about him.

Throughout 2019, Phil tried to convince his fans that he was viewed more positively after years of hate, and that he has less haters now. This is clearly pure self-delusion however, as there has been no change in perception of Phil, and the "people" he says view him as a better person don't exist and are made up.

Despite Phil's continued insistence that he is all about being "honest", "genuine", "real", "positive", and claiming to "play games for fun", he has never been afraid to beg for money from his viewers every chance he gets, and throughout 2020, even going as far as to employ silly little gimmicks (like how he dumps on other streamers for). He once said in response to a question asking him what they get out of giving him money along the lines of: "I get to continue doing what I love, and that is playing games and having fun." This response clearly shows that Phil only thinks about his own needs, and doesn't care about his fans' satisfaction. In addition, he continues to manage his streams in a manner scarily reminiscent of a cult leader, and demonstrating unhealthy levels of jealousy anytime another bigger, more successful content creators are mentioned to him, insisting that they are fake, hacks, or entertainers whose content is "dumbed down for dumbfucks", as he once said in 2016.

In late 2019, Phil filed for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy declaring 14 Bank loans worth over $130,000. Observers who viewed the documents that were publically available on the internet noticed that Phil had not been truthful to his answers, such as not listing his over revenue streams such as Patreon or his tips, the various valuable items that he owns to even stating he did not own any animals even though he had recently revealed that he had adopted a pet cat called Jasper. A call regarding the Bankruptcy took place on the 26th of March 2020 due to the spread of Covid 19, in the call a person claiming to work for Citibank questions the business expenses Phil has put down on the paperwork of over $5000 a month, with the current business Phil runs the expected expenses should range around $500-$600, a lot of people have theorised that he has been claiming the money that he spends on the WWE Champions mobile app under business expenses. Despite the suspicious details on the paperwork, Phil was granted the bankruptcy and had his credit card debt discharged.

End of Friendship With John Rambo & Howard[]

After Phil moved to Washington, his contact with former friends John Rambo and Howard Dias declined until it stopped entirely. During this time, John Rambo created a Paymeton parody. Many assumed that the parody was directed towards Phil, causing many to wonder what happened between them, but John insisted that while Phil was a source of inspiration, the parody was aimed at YouTubers as a whole who overly relied on Patreon. He also asked that people not make assumptions about events they do not know about and that he rather not talk about what happened to not harm Phil's reputation. Eventually, Phil was asked about it again on an Ask the King episode and said that he had not heard from John or Howard. Phil claimed that he did not know why he had not heard from them and that 'real men' discuss their problems. He said that the only possible thing he could think of was that they were jealous and bitter of his rise in popularity.

John and Howard felt they had no choice but to respond to this and created a video describing everything that happened between them. The original video was flagged and removed by an unknown party though others have re-uploaded it.

John and Howard describe how Andre and Paul (Respect the Pact), childhood friends of Howard, had attended film school and were interested in starting a project. After deciding to bring Phil in on this, this became Project 7. However, the editing and special effects took a great amount of time and effort. Furthermore, Andre found out he was going to be a father, making it even harder. John suggested to Phil that he pay them for their effort, but Phil said that he had offered to pay Andre and Paul but they turned it down. However, Howard talked to Andre and Paul and discovered that Phil had never offered to pay them and lied to keep the money for himself. In fact, none of the people involved with Project 7 were given any cut. The only person who was paid was John but this was so he could continue to help produce Project 7 since his car broke down and he needed to buy a used one. Howard was particularly irate that Phil then began buying figurines, a BMW, and other luxury items with the money, feeling Phil was making money off the backs of others.

The same was done with the Project 7 t-shirts. They all contributed in the cost of making the t-shirts, but Phil made all the revenue and did not offer any of them a percentage.

They talked about how when Scott passed away they informed Phil and asked him to contact them. However, Phil did not respond but created a monetized video on the subject, irritating everyone in their friend group that Phil would try to make money off of the death of another. This most likely marked the final straw in his friendships with them.

Howard recalled that not long before Phil moved to Washington, he called for a final playthrough together. However, Howard had already made plans with his girlfriend. Phil said that if Howard didn't attend then it would solidify that they were not friends, so Howard had to cancel his plans with his girlfriend. However, once Phil moved, Howard did not hear from him. He would send him occasional messages, but Phil wouldn't reply back.

John also talked about several times Phil ended up saying something untrue about him on a video. One incident was: after seeing comments praising John Rambo's performance in Project 7, Phil claimed that it was all his idea. John and Howard both confirmed that Phil actually had nothing to do with those parts and were irate that he would make a video talking about it instead of talking to them. John confronted Phil, who apologized. Another incident was when Phil wished to play Mario Party 10 with Leanna, though his viewers wanted it with John. Phil responded by saying John does not like games like Mario Party, causing his viewers to send insulting messages to John Rambo about the subject. John again confronted Phil, who again apologized. Both John and Howard say that Phil would repeatedly do things they dislike and he would apologize after they confronted him but would make no effort not to do it again, leading them to no longer associate with him, feeling that attempting to confront him about it would yield no different results.

They ended the video saying that they still wish Phil the best but if he takes issue with what was said he should contact them, not make a reply video but text them. At the time, Phil was originally going to make a reply video but chose not to, saying that the 'haters' would twist his words.

On October 26, 2017, two years after these events, during an Ask the King segment, Phil was asked about a moment that really hurt him personally in his life. Phil spoke of two moments: his break-up with Leanna and the end of his friendship with John and Howard. Phil claimed that the response video they made felt like a betrayal to him and that John and Howard never told him about anything he did wrong during their time together, putting all the blame on them for their friendship falling apart. This caused outrage among many, who felt Phil was lying to save himself. John and Howard have yet to comment on this.

During his Special Retrospective Series in February 2019, Phil reminisced on old times by watching various videos on his former vlogging channel, THEKINGOFHATEHD. In particular, he watched his old vlogs on his trips to Chicago, Illinois in 2009 and Nashville, Tennessee in 2010. He, John and Howard traveled together to both places. During the final part of the series, Phil talked about the friendship he once had with them, and how life and drama led to the end of his friendships with them. However, Phil claims that John and Howard had built-up resentment towards him when he started to make revenue on his YouTube videos and the way Project 7 royalties were handled, citing those as the reasons for their friendship ending.

In a later retrospective, when Phil was watching old videos of him, John, and Howard back when they were friends, he was asked by a donor on stream if there was any possibility of him rekindling his friendship with them in the future. Phil immediately responded with a emphatic no, and ruled out any chance of reconciling with his former friends in the future, citing their supposed betrayal towards him as the main reason, as well as not knowing what became of them after losing contact with them completely.

On June 5, 2022, 7 years after the response video came out, Phil finally got around to reacting to it in its entirety, wanting to set the record straight and ultimately moving on from this drama. Phil went into detail from his perspective of how his friendship with them began, flourished, fell apart, and ended. Phil said that a bunch of things in John and Howard's response video were either misconstrued or exaggerated to the point of absurdity. Phil was particularly shocked when he heard about their claim that he publicized and profited off of Scott's death and in the manner they said it, as well as Howard's harsh remarks towards him. Phil said that Howard never once said anything negative about him directly, while John has confronted him directly whenever he did something wrong and they immediately resolved the issue with no problem. When he moved to Washington in 2014, Phil said that's when the attitudes of John and Howard changed towards him. When asked about if he would ever speak to John and/or Howard ever again, Phil said he would never speak to Howard ever again after hearing those inflammatory remarks he said about him in the response video, and said that he interjected himself into his and John's friendship. In regards to him ever reconnecting with John, Phil said that after his move in 2014, their friendship was never the same again to the point where it ended in a whimper. Phil said that he doesn't want to pursue a close friendship with someone, only for it to then numerous factors, such as internet trolling and personal life issues, to ruin it. Nonetheless, he wishes both John and Howard to both have good lives in spite of everything that happened.

Break-up with Leanna[]

Phil said that in May of 2017, he and Leanna had broken up but said that he would not discuss the details of it. Over time, more information has been made public about what happened, with many citing Phil's video talking about her panic attack and saying that he would not take her to the hospital again if another incident like that occurred as a possible reason. In a recent Twitter post, Phil said that it was related to finances and so far has been putting the blame all on Leanna herself. A comment made by a YouTube user who claims to have spoken to Leanna said she told them that Phil would not help with chores around the house. She stated that she did all the work while he refused to help and would only play games. In some streams, when she came into the room Phil would ignore her and say "I can't hear you, I have headphones on." Many people have said that after living together for years, Phil only used Leanna as a housekeeper, and the SOK said Phil only asked her to marry him to keep her around a little longer. She had grown sick of what had become of their relationship and wanted to be with someone who actually appreciated her. Phil has also changed the story about their break-up, saying it happened before the hospital trip. Many don't believe this as it does not make sense that Phil would be angry about paying for her bill if they were no longer together. Phil has yet to give a comment on these claims.

Phil's current mental state[]

Many people have speculated that Phil suffers from Narcissistic Personality Disorder, as he never admits to his mistakes and will blame everyone and everything else for his own problems. An example would be the time when he was banned from blip.tv for his remarks about Jews; he immediately claimed that the report was false and the person who reported him did it out of jealousy of his popularity. Ever since then, he always acted in a similar way to anything that has happened to him, saying it was because of the people who don't like him and that his fall was because of those who made TIHYDP and other videos about him that brought him criticism. He also continues to push the narrative that he is superior to everyone else, and that his style of video making is the best way, and everything else is bad. Many people believe that Phil is beyond help due to his delusions of grandeur and because he has acted the way he has for such a long time.

This narcissism has only gotten worse over the years, especially near the end of 2018 and most of 2019 as Phil has further tried to paint his detractors in an even worse light, going as far as to call them "criminals who should be arrested". Almighty Tevin, a well-known detractor and restreamer of Phil's content, has become his new target starting at Halloween of 2018. Phil blamed him for Kat leaving his stream, and threatened him both then and the next day saying he was eventually going to pay for what he was doing. Phil also implied that people were going to take action against Tevin and that he and others were going to have authorities coming down on them. However, nothing has happened to Tevin or other detractors since then, as they have broken no laws or rules, proving this to be nothing but empty threats; this also shows that Phil's psychic and mental states have further deteriorated over the years due to increased isolation, to the point where he has faked having depression, in addition to having no empathy for anyone and only caring about himself and money. Phil also believes he could win lawsuits against his detractors for slander and defamation even though everything detractors call him out for is true, further showing how delusional Phil has become over the years.

Phil also now believes he was never actually hated by the internet and he was used as a "test case" for cancel culture, and as a way for people to gain popularity. He insists that people only like the idea of hating him to be a part of something and not because they do actually dislike him, while also saying all reasons for hating him are either outdated or untrue with no evidence (although they once again are using his own videos as evidence). He also refuses to believe that any of his detractors use to be fans of his, showing a complete lack of self-awareness as after nearly 8 years of criticism, Phil still does not understand or want to understand why he is so despised, and refuses to admit or take responsibility for anything he might have said or done that turned everyone against him.

List of Let's Plays[]

  • 007: Legends
  • 007: Quantum of Solace
  • Abyss Odyssey
  • Afro Samurai
  • Alan Wake
  • Alan Wake DLC (The Signal)
  • Alan Wake DLC (The Writer)
  • Alan Wake's American Nightmare
  • Alice: Madness Returns
  • Alien: Isolation
  • American McGee's Alice
  • Anarchy Reigns
  • Army of Two: The 40th Day
  • Assassin's Creed
  • Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood
  • Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood DLC (The Da Vinci Disappearance)
  • Assassin's Creed II
  • Assassin's Creed III
  • Assassin's Creed III DLC (Tyranny of King Washington: Episode 1)
  • Assassin's Creed III DLC (Tyranny of King Washington: Episode 2)
  • Assassin's Creed III DLC (Tyranny of King Washington: Episode 3)
  • Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag
  • Assassin's Creed: Revelations
  • Assassin's Creed: Revelations DLC (The Lost Archive)
  • Assassin's Creed: Syndicate
  • Assassin's Creed Unity
  • Asura's Wrath (with the exception of the "actual" ending)
  • Asura's Wrath Demo
  • Aliens: Colonial Marines
  • Back to the Future: The Game (Episodes 1-5)
  • Banjo-Kazooie
  • Bastion
  • Batman: Arkham Asylum
  • Batman: Arkham City
  • Batman: Arkham City Challenge Mode
  • Batman: Arkham City DLC (Harley Quinn's Revenge)
  • Batman: Arkham Origins
  • Batman: Arkham Knight
  • Batman: Arkham Knight DLC: A Matter of Family
  • Batman Forever (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • BattleBlock Theater (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Battlefield 1943
  • Battlefield 3
  • Battlefield: Bad Company 2
  • Bayonetta
  • Bayonetta 2
  • Beyond Good & Evil
  • Binary Domain
  • BioShock
  • BioShock 2
  • BioShock Infinite
  • BioShock Infinite DLC: Burial at Sea - Episode 1
  • BioShock Infinite DLC: Burial at Sea - Episode 2
  • Black Mesa
  • Blades of Time
  • Blood Stone: 007
  • Bloodborune
  • Bodycount
  • Borderlands
  • Borderlands 2 (co-op w/ John Rambo and Chris)
  • Borderlands 2 DLC (Sir Hammerlock's Big Game Hunt) (4 player co-op)
  • Bram Stoker's Dracula (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Brink
  • Broken Age Act 1
  • Broken Age Act 2
  • Brutal Legend {last part missing due to copyright claim}
  • Bulletstorm
  • Bully
  • Bully: Scholarship Addition
  • Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare
  • Call of Duty: Black Ops
  • Call of Duty: Black Ops 2
  • Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 DLC (Revolution)
  • Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 DLC (Vengeance)
  • Call of Duty: Black Ops DLC (Annihilation)
  • Call of Duty: Black Ops DLC (Escalation)
  • Call of Duty: Black Ops DLC (First Strike)
  • Call of Duty: Black Ops DLC (Rezurrection)
  • Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War
  • Call of Duty: Ghosts
  • Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare (off-screen)
  • Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
  • Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 DLC (Stimulus Package)
  • Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3
  • Call of Duty: World at War
  • Call of Juarez: The Cartel
  • Call of Juarez: Gunslinger
  • Captain America & The Avengers
  • Captain America: Super Soldier
  • Castle Crashers (4 player co-op)
  • Castlevania: Lords of Shadow
  • Catherine
  • Child of Eden
  • Comic Jumper
  • Counter-Strike: Global Offensive
  • Crash Bandicoot
  • Crash Bandicoot 2
  • Crystals 2
  • Cuphead
  • Cyborg Justice (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • D4
  • Dance Central
  • Darksiders
  • Darksiders II
  • Dark Souls
  • Dark Souls II
  • Dark Souls II DLC: Crown of the Sunken King
  • Dark Souls II DLC: Crown of the Old Iron King
  • Dark Souls II DLC: Crown of the Ivory King
  • Dead Island (co-op w/ John Rambo, Grog and Mayor McJustin)
  • Dead Island: Riptide (co-op John Rambo and Grog)
  • Deadly Premonition
  • Dead Nation (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Dead or Alive 5
  • Dead or Alive 5 Demo
  • Dead Rising 2 (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Dead Rising 2 DLC (Case 0)
  • Dead Rising 2 DLC (Case West, co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Dead Rising 2: Off The Record (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Dead Space
  • Dead Space 2
  • Dead Space 2 DLC (Severed)
  • Dead Space 3 (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Dead Space 3 DLC (Awakened) (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Deadstorm Pirates (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Deathsmiles IIX
  • Destiny Beta
  • Destiny (PS4)
  • Deus Ex: Human Revolution
  • Deus Ex: Human Revolution DLC (Missing Link)
  • Devil May Cry (2013) (aka DmC: Devil May Cry)
  • Devil May Cry HD
  • Devil May Cry 3 HD: Dante's Awakening
  • Devil May Cry 4: Special Edition
  • Diablo 3
  • Disgaea 4
  • Disgaea 5
  • Dishonored
  • Donkey Kong Country Returns (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Don't Starve
  • Doom 3: BFG Edition
  • Doom 3: BFG Edition: Lost Mission
  • Double Dragon: Neon (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Double Switch (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Dragon Age II
  • Dragon Age II DLC (Mark of the Assassin)
  • Dragon Age: Inquisition
  • Dragon's Dogma
  • Dragon Ball Xenoverse
  • Driver: San Francisco
  • Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (NES) (Halloween Special)
  • DuckTales: Remastered
  • Duke Nukem Forever
  • Duke Nukem Forever (Demo)
  • Duke Nukem Forever DLC (The Doctor Who Cloned Me)
  • Dynasty Warriors 7
  • Dynasty Warriors 7 Conquest Mode (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Dynasty Warriors 8
  • Deadpool
  • Earth Defense Force: Insect Armaggeddon (co-op w/ Evvie)
  • EA Sports UFC
  • El Shaddai: Ascension of the Metatron
  • Enslaved: Odyssey to the West
  • Epic Mickey
  • Epic Mickey 2 (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Expandables 2 (4 player co-op)
  • Everybody's Gone to the Rapture
  • EVOLVE
  • Earthbound (Mother 2)
  • Fable 2
  • Fable 3
  • Fallout 3
  • Fallout 3 DLC (Broken Steel)
  • Fallout 3 DLC (Mothership Zeta)
  • Fallout 3 DLC (Operation Anchorage)
  • Fallout 3 DLC (Point Lookout)
  • Fallout 3 DLC (The Pitt)
  • Fallout 4
  • Fallout: New Vegas
  • Fallout: New Vegas DLC (Dead Money)
  • Fallout: New Vegas DLC (Honest Hearts)
  • Fallout: New Vegas DLC (Lonesome Road)
  • Fallout: New Vegas DLC (Old World Blues)
  • Family Guy: Back to the Multiverse (co-op w/ John Rambo and Joe)
  • Far Cry 2
  • Far Cry 3
  • Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon
  • Far Cry 4
  • F.E.A.R 2
  • F.E.A.R 3 (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • F.E.A.R. 3 (single player)
  • FIFA 12 Soccer
  • FIFA 15
  • Five Nights at Freddy's
  • Fuse (co-op w/ TheAireaidLord)
  • Final Fantasy IV: The After Years
  • Final Fantasy VI
  • Final Fantasy X (PS4 HD Remaster)
  • Final Fantasy XIII
  • Final Fantasy XIII-2
  • Final Fantasy XIII-2 Demo
  • Final Fantasy XV
  • Final Fight Double Impact (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Fire Emblem: Three Houses
  • Friday the 13th (Halloween Special)
  • Fruit Ninja Kinect
  • Game of Thrones Episode 1: Iron From Ice
  • Game of Thrones Episode 2: Lost Lords
  • Game of Thrones Episode 3
  • Game of Thrones Episode 4: Sons of Winter
  • Gears of War 2
  • Gears of War 3 (co-op w/ John Rambo and Joe)
  • Gears of War 3 DLC (Raam's Shadow)
  • Gears of War 4
  • Gears of War 5
  • Gears of War: Judgement
  • Ghostbusters - The Video Game
  • Ghostbusters: Sanctum of Slime (4 player co-op)
  • Ghost Recon: Future Soldier
  • Ghost Recon: Future Soldier (co-op w/ fans)
  • Ghost Recon: Future Soldier Beta
  • God of War
  • God of War II
  • God of War III
  • God of War: Ascension
  • Gods Will Be Watching
  • Godzilla 2015
  • GoldenEye 007 (Wii)
  • Gotham City Imposters
  • Gotham City Imposters Demo
  • Grand Theft Auto III
  • Grand Theft Auto IV
  • Grand Theft Auto IV DLC (The Ballad of Gay Tony)
  • Grand Theft Auto IV DLC (The Lost and Damned)
  • Grand Theft Auto V
  • Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories
  • Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
  • Grand Theft Auto: Vice City
  • Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories
  • Green Lantern: Rise of the Manhunters (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Grim Fandango
  • Ground Zero: Texas
  • Guardian Heroes (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Gunstringer (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Gunstringer DLC (Wavy Man Chronicles, co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Guacamelee (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Halo 2 Anniversary (Part of The Master Chief Collection)
  • Halo 3 ODST
  • Halo 4 (4 player co-op)
  • Halo: Anniversary (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Halo: Reach
  • Halo Infinite
  • Hard Corps (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Heavy Rain
  • Heavy Rain Demo (w/ Playstation Move)
  • Heavy Rain DLC (Taxidermist)
  • Hitman: Absolution
  • Hitman: 2016 aka Season 1
  • Hitman 2 (2018)
  • Homefront
  • Homefront: The Revolution
  • Hotline Miami
  • House of the Dead 3 (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • House of the Dead 4 (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • House of the Dead: Overkill (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Hulk Hogan's Main Event (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Hunted: The Demon's Forge
  • Hyrule Warriors
  • Indigo Prophecy
  • inFamous
  • inFamous 2
  • inFamous 2 DLC (Festival of Blood)
  • inFamous Second Son
  • inFamous: First Light
  • Inversion
  • Injustice: Gods Among Us
  • Jax & Dexter: The Precursor Legacy (HD)
  • Jak II (HD)
  • Jak 3
  • Journey
  • Just Cause 2
  • Judgment
  • Kane & Lynch II: Dog Days
  • Kids on Site
  • Kinect Adventures
  • Kinectimals
  • Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning Demo
  • Kingdom Hearts Final Mix (PS3 HD RE:Mix)
  • Kingdom Hearts II Final Remix (PS3 HD RE:Mix)
  • Kingdom Hearts III
  • King of Fighters XIII (13)
  • Kirby's Epic Yarn
  • Kirby's Return to Dreamland (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Kung Fu Rider (co-op w/ John Rambo and Jerry)
  • Kyuiin (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • L.A. Noire
  • Left 4 Dead
  • Left 4 Dead 2 (4 player co-op)
  • Left 4 Dead 2 DLC (The Passing)
  • Left 4 Dead DLC (Crash Course)
  • Lego Batman 2 (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham(co-op w/Leana)
  • Lego Lord of the Rings (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Lego Jurassic World(co-op w/Leana)
  • Life is Strange Episode 1: Chrysalis
  • Life is Strange Episode 2: Out of Time
  • Life is Strange Episode 3: Chaos Theory
  • Life is Strange Episode 4: Dark Room
  • Limbo
  • LittleBigPlanet
  • LittleBigPlanet 2 (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • LittleBigPlanet: Karting
  • Lollipop Chainsaw
  • Lord of the Rings: War in the North (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Lords of the Fallen
  • Lost Planet 2 (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Lucha Fury (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Legend of Zela: A Link to the Past
  • Mad Max
  • Madden NFL 12
  • Madden NFL 15
  • M.A.G
  • Make My Video: INXS
  • Make My Video: Kriss Kross
  • Mario Party 9 (co-op w/ Panda Lee, a.k.a his girlfriend)
  • Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 (4 player co-op)
  • Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 Challenge Mode
  • Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 Legendary
  • Marvel vs. Capcom 2
  • Marvel vs. Capcom 3 - Fate of Two Worlds
  • Marvel vs. Capcom: Origins
  • Mass Effect
  • Mass Effect 2
  • Mass Effect 2 DLC (Arrival)
  • Mass Effect 2 DLC (Kasumi - Stolen Memory)
  • Mass Effect 2 DLC (Lair of the Shadow Broker)
  • Mass Effect 2 DLC (Normandy Crash Site)
  • Mass Effect 2 DLC (Overlord)
  • Mass Effect 2 DLC (Zaeed - The Price of Revenge)
  • Mass Effect 3
  • Mass Effect 3 Demo
  • Mass Effect 3 DLC (Extended Cut)
  • Mass Effect 3 DLC (Leviathan)
  • Mass Effect 3 DLC (Omega)
  • Mass Effect 3 DLC (Citadel)
  • Maximum Carnage
  • Max Payne 3
  • Max Payne 3 (Multiplayer w/fans)
  • Medal of Honor
  • Medal of Honor: Warfighter
  • Medal of Honor: Warfighter Beta
  • Mega Man 1
  • Mega Man 2
  • Mega Man 3
  • Mega Man 4
  • Mega Man 5
  • Mega Man 6
  • Mega Man 10
  • Mega Man 11
  • Mega Man: The Wily Wars
  • Mega Man Zero 2 (PS4/ZX Collection)
  • Mega Man X
  • Mega Man X2
  • Mega Man X3
  • Mega Man X4
  • Mega Man X5
  • Men in Black: The Game
  • Mercenaries 2
  • Metal Gear Online: Phatom Pain
  • Metal Gear Solid
  • Metal Gear Solid 2 HD: Sons of Liberty
  • Metal Gear Solid 3 HD: Snake Eater
  • Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots
  • Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes
  • Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain
  • Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance
  • Metal Gear Survive: Open Beta
  • Metroid Dead
  • Metroid Prime
  • Metroid: Other M
  • Mighty No. 9 Beta/Demo
  • Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor
  • Mirror's Edge
  • Minecraft
  • Minecraft Story Mode
  • Monkey Island 2: Lechuck's Revenge
  • Monster Hunter 4
  • Mortal Kombat 9
  • Mortal Kombat: Shaolin Monks (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Mortal Kombat X: Story Mode
  • Mortal Kombat X: Krypt
  • Mortal Kombat X: Standard Multiplayer
  • Mortal Kombat X: Sub Zero Multiplayer
  • Mortal Kombat X: Kitana Multiplayer Medley
  • Mortal Kombat X: DSP vs. Fans April 29, 2015 Multiplayer
  • Mortal Kombat X: Jason Vorhees Multiplayer
  • Mortal Kombat X: DSP vs. Fans May 3, 2015 Multiplayer
  • Mortal Kombat X: Patched Multiplayer May 14, 2015
  • Mortal Kombat X: DSP vs. Fans May 10, 2015 Multiplayer
  • Mortal Kombat X: DSP vs. Viewers May 24, 2015 Multiplayer
  • Mortal Kombat X: "In the Lab"
  • Mortal Kombat X: Khallenge Towers/Invasion Events
  • Mortal Kombat X: Tanya DLC
  • Mortal Kombat X: DSP vs. Viewers June 8, 2015 Multiplayer
  • Mortal Kombat X: Predator DLC
  • Mutant League Hockey (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Metro: Last Light
  • Metro: Last Light DLC (The Faction)
  • Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3
  • Naruto Shippuuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Revolution
  • NBA 2K12
  • NBA 2K13
  • NBA 2K14
  • NBA 2K15
  • NBA 2K16
  • NBA Jam Wii (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Need for Speed: The Run
  • Neverdead
  • New Super Mario Bros. (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • New Super Mario Bros. 2 (played off camera)
  • New Super Mario Bros. 2 (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • New Super Mario Bros. Wii (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • New Super Mario Bros. U (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • NFL: Blitz 2012
  • Night Trap
  • Ninja Gaiden II
  • Ninja Gaiden III
  • Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch
  • NintendoLand (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • No More Heroes: Heroes' Paradise
  • Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee New 'n' Tasty
  • OnLive
  • Organ Trail
  • Outlast
  • Parasite Eve
  • Persona 4: Arena
  • Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney
  • Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Case 5 (Rise from the Ashes)
  • Playstation All Stars: Battle Royale
  • Playstation All Stars: Battle Royale Beta
  • Playstation Home (2008, 2012, 2013, 2014 (April Fools))
  • Pokemon: Omega Ruby (Nintendo 3DS)
  • Portal
  • Portal 2
  • Portal 2 (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Portal 2 DLC (Peer Review, co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Power Factory
  • PowerUp Heroes
  • Prince of Persia
  • Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands
  • Professor Layton vs. Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney (Nintendo 3DS)
  • Prototype
  • Prototype 2
  • PS Move Heroes
  • Psychonauts
  • P.T.
  • RAGE
  • Rainbow Six Siege BETA
  • Rare Replay
  • Ratchet & Clank HD
  • Ratchet & Clank (PS4 Remake)
  • Ratchet & Clank 2 HD: Going Commando
  • Ratchet & Clank: All 4 One (co-op w/ PandaLee)
  • Rayman: Origins (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Red Dead Redemption
  • Red Dead Redemption DLC (Undead Nightmare)
  • Red Faction: Armageddon
  • Red Faction: Battlegrounds
  • Red Faction: Guerrilla
  • Remington Super Slam Hunting Africa (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Remington Super Slam Hunting: Alaska (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Resident Evil
  • Resident Evil 2
  • Resident Evil 4 HD
  • Resident Evil 5
  • Resident Evil 5 DLC (Desperate Escape)
  • Resident Evil 5 DLC (Lost in Nightmares)
  • Resident Evil 6 (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Resident Evil 6 (Public Demo)
  • Resident Evil 6: Mercenaries (co-op w/ PandaLee)
  • Resident Evil: Darkside Chronicles (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City (4 player co-op)
  • Resident Evil: Revelations (Nintendo 3DS, off-camera)
  • Resident Evil: Revelations (Xbox 360)
  • Resident Evil: Umbrella Chronicles HD (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Resident Evil 0 HD Remaster
  • Resistance: Fall of Man
  • Resistance 2
  • Resistance 3
  • Rise of Nightmares (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Remember Me
  • Ryse: Son of Rome
  • Saints Row 2
  • Saints Row: The Third
  • Saints Row: The Third DLC (Gangstas in Space)
  • Saints Row: The Third DLC (Genki Bowl)
  • Saints Row: The Third DLC (Trouble with Clones)
  • Saints Row IV
  • Saints Row IV DLC (Enter the Domanatrix)
  • Saints Row IV DLC (How the Saints Saved Christmas)
  • Saints Row IV DLC: Gat Out of Hell
  • SAW - The Video Game
  • Scarface: The World is Yours
  • Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game (co-op w/ John Rambo and Joe)
  • Scottie Pippen's Slam City
  • Scribblenauts Unlimited
  • Secret of Monkey Island
  • Secret of Monkey Island 2: Le Chucks' Revenge
  • Serious Sam 3 (co-op w/ John Rambo and Joe)
  • Serious Sam: The First Encounter
  • Serious Sam: The Second Encounter
  • Serious Sam: The Second Encounter (co-op w/ John Rambo and Joe)
  • Sewer Shark
  • Shadows of the Damned
  • Shank
  • Shank (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Shank 2
  • Shovel Knight (Wii U)
  • Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 4
  • Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 5
  • Silent Hill 1
  • Silent Hill 2 HD
  • Silent Hill 2 HD Sub Scenario
  • Silent Hill 3 HD
  • Silent Hill: Downpour
  • Singularity
  • Sleeping Dogs
  • Sleeping Dogs DLC (Nightmare in North Point)
  • Sleeping Dogs DLC (Year of the Snake)
  • Sly Cooper and the Thievius Raccoonus HD
  • Sly 2: Band of Thieves HD
  • Sly 3: Honor Among Thieves HD
  • Sly Cooper 4: Thieves in Time Demo
  • Sly Cooper 4: Thieves in Time
  • Sniper Elite V2
  • Sniper Elite III (1st game to be streamed in Washington)
  • S.O.C.O.M. 4
  • SOMA
  • Sonic and All-Stars Racing Transformed (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Sonic Colors
  • Sonic: Free Riders (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Sonic Generations
  • Sonic Generations Demo (Act 1)
  • Sonic Generations Demo (Act 2)
  • Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode 1
  • Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode 2
  • Soul Calibur V
  • South Park: The Stick of Truth
  • South Park: The Fractured But whole
  • Spec Ops: The Line
  • Spider-Man: Edge of Time
  • Spider-Man: Friend or Foe (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Spider-Man (PlayStation 1)
  • Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions
  • Spider-Man vs. The Kingpin
  • Spider-Man: Web of Shadows
  • Splatterhouse
  • Splatoon Launch
  • Splatoon New Ethernet Adapter Test MP
  • Splatoon Single Player Campaign
  • Splatoon Final MP Stream
  • Splinter Cell: Blacklist
  • Splinter Cell: Conviction
  • Sports Championships
  • Stacking
  • Starcraft II: Wings of Liberty
  • Starcraft II: Heart of the Swarm
  • StarHawk
  • StarHawk Demo
  • Start the Party
  • Star Wars Battle Front BETA
  • Star Wars Kinect Galactic Dance-Off (co-op w/ Panda Lee)
  • Star Wars Kinect: Jedi Destiny (w/ Project 7 crew)
  • Star Wars the Force Unleashed
  • Star Wars the Force Unleashed 2
  • Star Wars the Force Unleashed 2 DLC (Endor)
  • Street Fighter III 3rd Strike - Online Edition
  • Street Fighter IV
  • Super Mario Maker
  • Super Mario Maker 2
  • Super Street Fighter IV
  • Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition
  • Ultra Street Fighter IV
  • Street Fighter X Megaman
  • Street Fighter X Tekken
  • Streets of Rage 2 (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Super Mario Galaxy (co-op w/ PandaLee)
  • Super Mario World (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Super Smash Bros. (Nintendo 3DS) Demo
  • Super Smash Bros. (Nintendo 3DS)
  • Super Smash Bros. (Wii U)
  • Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
  • Super Street Fighter II Turbo - HD Remix
  • Super Street Fighter IV
  • Super Street Fighter IV - Arcade Edition
  • Supremacy MMA
  • Supreme Warrior
  • Syndicate
  • Shadow of the Colossus HD Remake
  • Star Trek (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • State of Decay
  • Tales from the Borderlands Episode 3: Catch a Ride
  • Tales of Xillia 2
  • Tekken Tag Tournament 2
  • Tekken: Revolution
  • Tekken 6
  • Terminator: Salvation
  • The Amazing Spider-Man
  • The Darkness II
  • The Darkness II (co-op w/ fans)
  • The Darkness II Demo
  • The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
  • The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim DLC (Dawnguard)
  • The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim DLC (Dragonborn)
  • The Evil Within
  • The Evil Within DLC: The Executioner
  • The Evil Within DLC: The Consequence
  • The Evil Within DLC: The Assignment
  • The Godfather
  • The Gunstringer
  • The Gunstringer DLC - The Wavy Man Tube Chronicles
  • The Last of Us
  • The Last of Us DLC - Left Behind
  • The Last of Us: Remastered (PS4)
  • The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds
  • The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past
  • The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
  • The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
  • The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask
  • The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword
  • The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD
  • The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD
  • The Outbreak (co-op commentary w/ PandaLee)
  • The Order: 1886
  • The Shoot (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • The Simpsons Arcade (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • The Simpsons: Hit & Run
  • The Sims 4
  • The Sims 4: Hunter Sims
  • The Sims 4: Vette Heart
  • The Talos Principle
  • The Unfinished Swan
  • The Walking Dead: Season 1 - Episode 1 - A New Day
  • The Walking Dead: Season 1 - Episode 2 - Starved for Help
  • The Walking Dead: Season 1 - Episode 3 - Long Road Ahead
  • The Walking Dead: Season 1 - Episode 4 - Around Every Corner
  • The Walking Dead: Season 1 - Episode 5 - No Time Left
  • The Walking Dead Season 1 DLC (400 Days)
  • The Walking Dead: Season 2 - Episode 1 - All That Remains
  • The Walking Dead: Season 2 - Episode 2 - A House Divided
  • The Walking Dead: Season 2 - Episode 3 - In Harm's Way
  • The Walking Dead: Season 2 - Episode 4: Amid the Ruins
  • The Walking Dead: Season 2 - Episode 5: No Going Back
  • The Wolf Among Us: Episode 1 - Faith
  • The Wolf Among Us: Episode 2 - Smoke and Mirrors
  • The Wolf Among Us: Episode 3 - A Crooked Mile
  • The Wolf Among Us: Episode 4 - In Sheep's Clothing
  • The Wolf Among Us: Episode 5 - Cry Wolf
  • The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
  • The Witcher 3 DLC: Hearts of Stone
  • The Vanishing of Ethan Carter
  • Thor
  • Time Crisis: Razing Storm Arcade (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • TMNT: Turtles In Time: Re-Shelled (4 player co-op)
  • To the Moon
  • Tokyo Jungle (co-op w/ Panda Lee)
  • Tomb Raider: Underworld
  • Tomb Raider (2013)
  • Tony Hawk Pro Skater 5
  • Tormented Souls
  • Transformers: Dark of the Moon
  • Transformers: Fall Of Cybertron
  • Transformers: Fall of Cybertron Demo
  • Transformers: War for Cybertron (co-op w/ John Rambo and Howard)
  • Transformers: Devastation
  • TV Superstars
  • Twisted Metal
  • The Last of Us
  • UFC Undisputed 3
  • Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3
  • Uncharted: Drake's Fortune
  • Uncharted 2: Among Thieves
  • Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception
  • Until Dawn
  • Valiant Hearts: The Great War
  • Vanquish
  • Wanted: Weapons of Fate
  • Warhammer 40k: Space Marine
  • Watch_Dogs
  • Watch_Dogs DLC: Bad Blood
  • Watchmen: The End is Nigh
  • WET
  • Wolfenstein
  • WWE '11 (Actually its Smackdown Vs Raw 2011)
  • WWE '12
  • WWE '12 Custom Matches (co-op w/ John Rambo & Howard)
  • WWE '13
  • WWE 2K14 (30 Years of WrestleMania, Online Multiplayer, Sims with John Rambo)
  • WWE 2K15
  • WWE All Stars (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Xbox Live Games Room
  • Xbox Live Indie Games (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • X-Men Arcade Game (4 player co-op)
  • X-Men Arcade Game Japanese version (4 player co-op)
  • X-Men: Destiny
  • X-Men: Legends (co-op w/ John Rambo)
  • Yakuza: Dead Souls
  • Yakuza 0
  • Yakuza 4
  • Yakuza 5
  • Yakuza 6: The Song of Life
  • Yakuza Kiwami

Incomplete Playthroughs[]

  • Shadow Complex
  • Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 3 FES
  • Killzone 2
  • Chronicles of Riddick: Assault on Dark Athena
  • Tom Clancy's H.A.W.X
  • Fracture
  • WWE Smackdown vs RAW 2009
  • Legends of Wrestlemania
  • Skate 2
  • GTA 4: The Lost and Damned
  • Resident Evil 5: Mercenaries mode
  • Godfather II
  • Splinter Cell: Conviction
  • Deathspank
  • Amy
  • SSX
  • Marvel Super Heroes: War of the Gems
  • Ninja Gaiden (NES)
  • Megaman X3
  • Megaman X6
  • Prize Fighter *Killzone: Shadow Fall
  • Exmortis 2
  • SCP: Containment Breach
  • Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two
  • Ratchet & Clank: Full Frontal Assault
  • Crysis 3
  • Defiance
  • Amnesia: The Dark Descent
  • Killer Is Dead
  • Phoenix Wright: My Turnabout Case 5
  • Batman: Rise of Sin Tzu
  • Corpse Killer
  • ZombiU
  • Dante's Inferno
  • XCOM: Enemy Unknown
  • BioShock Infinite DLC: Clash in the Clouds
  • Batman & Robin (PS1 1998)
  • Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII
  • Drakengard 3 (PS3)
  • Transistor (PS4)
  • Transformers: Rise of the Dark Spark
  • Lords of the Fallen (PS4)
  • Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric (Wii U)
  • Saints Row IV: Gat Out of Hell (PS4)
  • The Wonderful 101 (Wii U)
  • Xenoblade Chronicles (Wii)
  • Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 5 (PS4)
  • NBA 2K16 (PS4)
  • I Wanna Be The Guy
  • Crysis: Remastered (PS4)
  • Mega Man X6

Good Friends on YouTube[]

Current Good Friends on YouTube[]

  • Kat (wife)

Former Good Friends on YouTube[]

  • John Rambo
  • Howard Dias
  • John Harrington (OJ)
  • Chris (TheAireaidLord)
  • Leanna Hangen (Panda Lee) (former fiancée)

Quotes[]

  • "There was nothing I could do!"
  • "Laggy online!"
  • "I didn't do that!"
  • "Instant death!"
  • "Come on man!"
  • "Stupid game bugs!"
  • "What the fuck?"
  • "I got robbed!"
  • "I spawn, I die!"
  • "I'm pressing buttons!"
  • "I'm holding block!"
  • "Fuck this game!"
  • "Holy teleportation!"
  • "Oh my fucking God, he killed himself!"
  • "What a scrub!"
  • "I tried to do nothing, and he does stuff!"
  • "Thanks for the money, dummy!"
  • "Mash that dragon!"
  • "Go die in a fire."
  • "All employees!"
  • "Views views views, I don't wanna be Mr. Views!"
  • "Fuckin' shitty dicks!"
  • "I can't see!"
  • "Wow what a great game!"
  • "Fuck your mother!"
  • "I'm comin' for you!"
  • "Are you kidding me?"
  • "Right in the balls!"
  • "Dooky shit!"
  • "D'Oh!"
  • "Uhhhhhhhhh."
  • "What a great checkpoint!"
  • "Okay then."
  • "We're game developers, we make games."
  • "I'll be honest"
  • "Why am I toxic!"
  • "The game glitched!"
  • "The bottom line is"
  • "Just a dollar a month!"
  • "How do I use rations?"
  • "Chill out!"
  • "Let's talk turkey"
  • "Whuuuuut?"
  • "What was that?!"
  • "Can't block!"
  • "Leanna my girlfriend/My girlfriend Leanna" (formerly)
  • "Are you serious?"
  • "Let's think about this for a second"
  • "I digress"
  • "I didn't know that!"
  • "Oh my God"
  • "It is what it is."
  • "You know what I mean?"
  • "Congratulations: You fucked up!"
  • "What a bunch Of fucking idiots!"
  • "Beginner's trap!"
  • "Shitty controls!"
  • "Your mother probably shat you out you fucking piece of shit!"
  • ..As you live in you mom's basement while eating your whole fucking bag of Doritos and chugging down your fucking Fanta."
  • "Item"
  • "Game bug!"
  • "Oh, the camera was on the entire time."
  • "I was wanking it to clowns, Fully clothed, fighting each other."
  • "They overfilled my water bottle at the factory! It spilled all over me! Fuck the factory workers, serious shiz."
  • "The girls on the bitch are all out of reach."
  • "On the bitch you find them there, tiny scamps who eat hair."
  • "Look at those tatas!"
  • "Take your top off!"

Trivia[]

  • At one point while playing Ultra Street Fighter 4, Phil matched up with infamous streamer and fighting game player Low Tier God.[2]
  • In 2017, Phil was the subject of an episode of the "Down the Rabbit Hole" documentary series by YouTuber Fredrik Knudsen. As of January 2023, the episode has received over six million views.[3]
  • He got caught masturbating on stream.
  • He is known for being bad at video games.
  • His favorite song is the New World Order Theme Song.

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