Toby Turner

Internet personality and YouTube creator

Toby Turner - Internet personality and YouTube creator
Born

March 3rd, 1985
40 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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An internet personality and YouTube creator gained popularity through animated series, skits, and gaming videos. Started the successful YouTube channel Tobuscus, which featured original content including humorous songs and vlogs. Achieved notable success across multiple platforms, including YouTube and Twitch, and built a significant following. Engaged in various content formats, including Let's Play gaming videos and comedic sketches. Received awards for online content, contributing to advancements in digital entertainment.

Created the channel Tobuscus

Produced viral content and music

Developed a presence on platforms like Twitch

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