Ray William Johnson is a comedian, vlogger, screenwriter, producer, host of the popular show=3 (Equals Three). Born in 1981 in Oklahoma, USA. Graduated from high school in Norman. After studying history at Columbia University, for a law degree. There, Ray began to create videos.
About the transfer
During its popularity, the channel had over ten million subscribers. Since its inception, the show has been called Capitol Hill Gangsta and began airing in May 2008. Then the releases were not as interesting as they are now - the comedian did not make fun of the videos being watched.
In 2011, YouTube channel took the leading position in terms of the number of subscribers to it. Loyal fans are still trying to find the first video of this program, but Ray deletes old records from YouTube.
Statistics show that one in twenty people who watched the video voted against. This is probably partly due to the fact that afterpublication of the issue, there are many fans who flood the comments with positive reviews of low intellectual content.
What is Ray William Johnson famous for
List of phrases, actions and attributes that are his calling card:
- Opening phrase What's happening forum?
- Beautiful wallpapers in issues behind the back.
- A cat dances at the end of each video.
- A list of catch phrases that fans of the episodes love.
- Fake and Gay Phrase.
- Word BeLOW.
- Phrase I'm just sayin'…
- Ray laughs at his own jokes that he doesn't think are funny.
- The less hilarious the joke seems, the higher he raises his eyebrows.
- Achieved two billion views.
- Most episodes feature genital jokes.
- The channel until 2011 had the most subscribers, so it entered the Guinness Book of Records.
In March 2014, the final episode=3 was released with Ray as the host. The video blogger said that he had run out of jokes for this program, he wanted more and it was time to move on. After that, the channel took a break for a couple of months, during which a new presenter was selected through casting.
There is an entertainment channel on the Internet that translates English-language editions into Russian. And the hero of the article can be found by entering "Ray William Johnson Karamba" into the search engine.
