CORPSE HUSBAND

YouTube sensation Corpse Husband seemed to appear from nowhere during the 2020 Among Us hype, but because then he went on to become a hugely recognizable name in the streaming world – without ever once revealing his face.

In the area of significantly less than year, Corpse Husband went from being a horror narration YouTuber to a web sensation, his deep voice contributing to the mystery surrounding his true identity which helped propel him to viral success.

With over seven million subscribers on his main YouTube channel and a supplementary two million on his music channel, he's a substantial following, but those numbers are nothing compared to the numbers he sees in the form of likes on Twitter, with fans prepared to flood a common creator with support at the drop of a hat.

While Corpse has been on YouTube since 2015, before year he has become a breakout name – but who exactly is Corpse Husband, and exactly why is he so popular?

Who is Corpse Husband?
The short reply to this really is, no body knows. Anonymity is Corpse's whole brand, so we realize practically nothing about his real name, height or personal life.

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Does Corpse Husband have a lover? No idea. Where does he live? Nix. All we realize he posseses an exceedingly deep voice and, apparently, a lot of charm.

Oh, and his birthday is August 8, 1997, making him 23 years old at the time of writing.

Corpse Husband Face Reveal
While being faceless is Corpse's whole brand, the YouTuber doesn't live in a dream world. When discussing an experience reveal the gothic sensation admitted so it “realistically will inevitably happen against [his] will.”

He's expressed, however, he knows showing his face to the world would inevitably disappoint some fans. This anxiety is created worse by the very fact he himself “deeply f**cking hate[s] [his] own face.”

“After all, when you yourself have thousands of people like ‘I believe he looks such as this or such as this'and you look dramatically different from them all, it's like you're likely to disappointed a lot of people at once and I'd rather not do that.”

Although he told Anthony Padilla that he's “woken up some days and ha[s] been like f**k it, I'm gonna post a selfie literally today and wear it my story,” by these comments it probably won't be him that does it.

On saying that, he did “reveal” a strand of his hair, so there is a constant know.

YouTube and Among Us
Corpse's YouTube career began in the realms of horror story narration. Citing online CreepyPasta narration channels such as for instance Mr.Nightmare, Be.Buster and Lazy Masquerade as inspiration, Corpse created their own iteration of a horror narration channel, along with his distinctive deep voice contributing to the spookiness of his videos.

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But his decision to start streaming Among Us when it became insanely popular around September 2020 was what helped launch his viral fame. His videos playing the game with other popular streamers like Valkyrae, PewDiePie, Sykkuno, and more, blew his creepier videos from the waters with regards to views.

Corpse Husband's biggest moments
The bulk of the YouTuber's biggest moments have taken put on Twitter, where his fanbase is probably the most active. Any given Tweet he posts gets the potential to obtain hundreds and tens and thousands of likes, nevertheless when his fans rally together for a cause, the numbers are out of this world.

In October, YouTuber MrBeast told his followers that the one who could ‘ratio'him the hardest – i.e. have more likes than his original tweet – would win $10,000. The competition was fierce, with Corpse Husband fans neck and neck with BTS fans almost right up until the end, but eventually, it absolutely was Corpse that wound up ratioing MrBeast the hardest, along with his tweet at over 580,000 likes.

In the same competition in February, his fans showed off so how powerful they are, when Corpse wound up winning another ratio competition started by Gymshark. They offered to put the most-liked reply on a Times Square billboard, and the YouTuber wound up winning with 550,000 likes. Gymshark followed through on their promise, and the billboard went up on March 6.

Corpse Husband's music

Alongside being a streamer and content creator, Corpse has additionally released several songs that fans are absolutely obsessed with. he released his debut single in June 2020 titled “Miss You!” which got to number 31 on Billboard's Rock/Alt chart.

He's gone on release a several tracks ever since then including “Agoraphobic” and “E-girls Are Ruining My Life,” which have all gone to be very popular among his listeners.

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2021 saw him drop the now iconic track “DAYWALKER!” alongside Machine Gun Kelly, which featured friend and fellow streaming sensation Valkyrae since the faceless YouTuber himself.corpse face

Although he's laid low ever since then, a current teaser video on his dedicated music Twitter CORPSE sent his fanbase into chaos. It seems like something is coming, but just what is it?

What is Corpse's medical condition?
Fans first started to suspect that all wasn't as it seemed after an Amigops and co. Raft game went south for the creator pretty quickly.