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YBR was my childhood. He alone made me get a PC and got me into BeamNG and simulation gaming. I look up to him.

I can't even picture where BeamNG would be without YBR, most likely nowhere near it is today! One thing is for sure though: I would not have started playing BeamNG, let alone create a Beam-related KZfaq channel. If you're seeing this YBR, I just want to say thank you for all those memories, for introducing me into BeamNG and being one of the main reasons I started my channel. 🙌 And also thank you Bio for this great video, I definitely learned something new ;)

He has low self esteem and is scared people will view him negatively sadly this happens to a lot of us he honestly doesn’t look that bad like a normal dude.and sadly for no reason KZfaq labels him as a terrorist and demonetizes his channel but he grew up and actually became a member of society getting a real job

I watched YBR a lot in my early 20's due to my early adoption of BeamNG in 2014 and wanted to see what others were doing to get more fun out of the game and to see videos on every new updates. i miss this guy

Finally, someone who recognizes what he did to many (including me)'s childhood.

You have absolutely no idea how happy this video made me. I grew up watching his videos and getting to see some of the thumbnails was just so heart throbbing. I miss the guy dearly and hope he's doing well to this day. Thank you for making a video about someone who truly deserves more recognition and support.

He's the reason I play BeamNG

I remember watching him like 7 or 8 years ago and he made me want to get beamng and i still play it to this day

The ybr situation is kind of sad, this man was my childhood, and now KZfaq pretty much destroyed his career because of misinterpreting a video.

Bro finally someone is making a documentary about this guy this man was amazing, i loved his content and he was the main reason i got a pc and a sim racing setup. unfortunately youtube kicked him in the butt so he wont be doing videos anymore. (and i have 200+ hours on beamng after a year)

Finally, an in-depth documentary on a legend. BeamNG would not be where it is today without him. I first found YBR in early 2015, and he first introduced me to BeamNG. To be honest, I was like 9 or 10 and was looking for car crash videos. Back then on KZfaq, if you search car crashes or any variation of that, it would be irl car crashes, so getting a BeamNG video by YBR in my recommended was a blessing. It's sad how KZfaq screwed him over with the demonetization and could not recover financially from it, forcing him to quit and find a real job. I'm honestly glad he's doing well in life. YBR was not appreciated as he should of been, the seamless editing that no one notices, the amount of research going into his mod reviews, and with his BeamNG update videos. There is still no other youtuber that can do a proper update video that goes in-depth with every change. I specifically waited for his update video to come out, before I owned the game and he just did the videos better than anyone else. It is sad that he eventually started to hate his job because of kids only wanting to see car crashes like all the other youtubers. Hopefully when he returns, he starts to make content he enjoys doing whether it's BeamNG or not.

The first video of WhyBeAre's I remember watching is him use Bolides as ramps on Endless Highway. From there, I watched him daily throughout middle school and early high. Had it not been for YBR, I wouldn't have played Automation, SLRR, Jalopy, My Summer Car, or even BeamNG - All of which (besides MSC) are my top-played games on Steam, collectively totalling well over 4,000 hours.

I have vague memories of watching YBR videos on BeamNG a few years back. He wasn't the only one I watched, but it pushed me to bother my dad to buy me the game on his steam acocunt. I of course now have my own, but in grand total I now have over 800 hours in this game, and I'm far from burned out on it.

He's fr one of the main reasons BeamNG is as big as it is now.

YBR shaped my childhood. I don't know where I would be at now without him

Started watching him in 2012, I also appreciated how he also took the time to answer every single comment, made him feel human. WhyBeAre is the only youtuber I've genuinely seen want to succeed, the rest are just content farms to me. Maybe it's the human aspect to it and how he always interacted with his fans, or maybe how he's one of the KZfaqrs who helped put on BeamNG on the map. Anyway, good video with good pacing, keep it up!

WhyBeAre is the very person who got me into car culture in general. SLRR, Beamng, Wreckfest. And so many more games. I have watched *every single video*. He is the epitome of an idol for me.

YBR got me into Beamng In 2017, in 2019 I got my own computer and the 5th game I asked for was Beamng. He made me love the game and it never gets boring.

I first watched YBR back in 2014, and he got me to buy BeamNG and Automation. It's a real shame that KZfaq did him dirty by demonetizing him for some time for being a "terrorist." He was a wholesome KZfaqr uploading mod reviews and interesting gameplay videos. It would be great if he made a comeback in the future.

it's been such a long time since I've watched YBR, or heard his voice at all, good times

I remembered watching his vids back then, man.. 😢

i wonder if he's ever gonna finish My Summer Car

I'm not sure when I started YBR, but I know I was young and I am no longer. So that gives a good idea! His videos were always good, and I was dissapointed to see KZfaq making life difficult for him when he was fighting for his monetization. I'm looking forward to when he comes back as a more satisfied person ready to create something that they like and enjoy. Could be a new golden era for his channel even if it isn't a breadwinner like BeamNG was back in the day. I enjoyed the video. Keep it up!

I LOVED the infra series so much, i really miss YBR this hit deep, I guess I never really thought this deeply about it and it hurts to know the full truth

I remember watching YBR in 5th or 6th grade (I graduated in 22) some of the earliest videos I remember watching from him was when the propane tanks first came out in Beam and he was blowing stuff up, and the pirate ship. There was also a game where you stranded on an island I watched him play, it was pretty good. I wanted to try and find him not long ago but I couldn't remember his name and thought he was one of those creators from my childhood that fade into oblivion and get lost forever. Glad to see he's still around

He kept me so entertained when I was younger. I am very happy there’s other people who also remember this era

I started watching WhyBeAre in around 2015 or 2016. I remember watching all of his beaming videos. Ever since I had started watching WhyBeAre, I had wanted to get beamNG. Unfortunately I didn’t have a computer to run it off of. Luckily in 2019, I was able to get my first computer, so I was able to play beamNG. Every day since then, I have played beamNG non stop.

YBR is part of my early life. YBR has not only got me interested in BeamNG permanently, but also made me like cars alot more. YBR is one of the best channels for BeamNG, and has sparked my enthusiasm for cars alot.

I vividly remember watching a video of his driving a truck around with some really long trailers. I was obsessed with American Truck Simulator and Euro Truck Simulator 2 at the time so I thought this was just like another version of that. A few minutes into the video he hit the branches of a tree and the truck was damaged by it. I was amazed by that little detail and instantly fell in love. It's still one of my favorite games to this day and I have over 230 hours in the game. I miss YBR because he introduced me to so many games as a kid and all of them have had a huge impact on me. I miss him a lot.

It always amazes me how much disrespect and contempt this platform has for its creators.

YBR was my childhood and it was great going down memory lane, I remember watching his videos 8 or so years ago, sad to see how KZfaq screwed him over, great video

WhyBeAre, was one of the first channels i ever subscribed to, my intro to pc gaming, through beamng of course. I was probable 12 when i found his channel, im 20 now. I think the energy that you mentioned that, his commentary is like you're watching your best friend play the game. Its one of those moments where I was sad to see him leave but i know hes got some great goals to better his life and who am i to protest that. i know will probably see him back here in a few years time. He is the reason i have over 500 wonderfully entertaining hours in beamng,.

Ybr was the person who helped beamng to become mainstream sad to see him go off platform

This guy introduced a lot of people to BeamNG, I think he played a significant part in building the BeamNG community. If it weren’t for him, this game might not have been anywhere near as popular as it is now.

I started watching on his first rigs of rods video and started watching a lot, it was always the best feeling to have him reply to your comment, I started seeing things falling apart and I was really sad and I hope he is doing well. Beamng is my favorite game mostly due to him. I can't wait for his return

That guy is one of the reasons I got a steering wheel setup for my PC a few years ago. I ended up using that wheel to become a real life truck driver. I guess in a way, I can thank him for my choice in career.

Ybr is the only reason why I know about beamng in the first place, which turned out to be my most favourite game. Ybr was a very big part of my childhood and it's genuinely sad to see such a good content creator leave the platform. However I feel happy for him that he is doing something he is happy in doing.

Im glad a video about him like this is made this guy was part of my childhood and Im excited for his return with new content

YBR was the first beamng KZfaqr I watched, I was playing beam right before I started watching him in early 2014. Also help me, I have 5 thousand hours in beam.

i remember YBR's garbage day video. it got deleted for no reason because of youtube accusing him of being a terrorist

I remember the very first video I seen of YBR playing BeamNG in 2014. I was waiting for my food at a restaurant that was notoriously slow (It's no longer in business, what a shocker) it's so hard to believe that was almost 10 years ago. YBR was the one person who convinced me to buy my first PC because of BeamNG, and I honestly couldn't ever go back to console lmao. I was really happy to hear that he was pursuing further education to help himself and his family. I'm so goddamn proud of him, and I only wish the best for him, regardless of whether he returns or not.

BeamNG got to me through YBR, i ended up getting it a few years ago because every time i watched his vids i thought to myself "im gonna get this game someday..." in the end i got it and it was as amazing as i ever thought, getting better as updates go on. I have him to thank for introducing me to this game that led me down a rabbit hole consisting of INSANEGAZ and the like.

YBR is my childhood

I remember coming home to a new video and watching it just because I loved his commentary and the way he was "so real". Ive actually been re-watching the Infra series, and been thinking of getting Infra. If I need a BeamNG mod, I'll check his video to see if the mod is still up to date.

Great video man! I used to watch him daily when I was younger. Miss those times tbh.

he is the main reason why I ever wanted to get into beamng and he made up a huge part of my childhood. to this day I rewatch his old videos over and over again. i hope everything works out well (for him) and best of luck to him!

YBR was one of my childhood youtubers and one of my favorites at that, feel bad for what happened to him😊

YBR introduced me not only to BeamNG, but to INFRA, which is one of my favorite horror games of all time (other than SIGNALIS) I truly miss his channel and hope one day he can return.

Seeing this video documenting YBR makes me happy. Sadly Till this day, I've never been able to get a PC but one day hopefully 😊

I absolutely miss his videos. he was the very first KZfaq channel I ever started watching in 2012 and I really do hope the best for him

YBR got me into two of my favorite games, INFRA and Beamng, and I've been watching him since about 2015. It's a shame what's happened to him but as long as he does what he likes that's all I care about.

he's the reason why i got beamng. i loved his videos

YBR brought me to BeamNG very very early on, back around 2013 when I was a little kid. I'd argue he alongside some other channels really popularized the game and helped it get to where it is now. He went into every last detail of BeamNG, which I loved since I'm very detail oriented, and there hasnt been anyone whose made the same type of content since. Through those videos and once I finally got a capable gaming laptop and later built a PC, I learned so much about cars that I now apply working on and driving my real cars that I now own.

YBR Helped me a lot during my darkest times in 2017, I wasn't allowed to have phone nor a PC due to school issues back then, most of my free time spent on watching him on my Cheap Smart TV Stick... I miss ya YBR..

I remember watching ybr when i was 5, im now 15. He is the only reason i love cars and play beamng, watching this brings back so many memories

Loved YBR for so long. Always watched him and loved how he would even quickly explain how he was setting something up.

Around 2014 was when I found this legend, bro singlehandedly entertained me for a LONG time

I loved his coverage of updates, i miss his videos.

I watched not only his BeamNG videos, but also some other games he played, like INFRA, Driver: San Francisco and Next Car Game, later renamed to Wreckfest. It's really sad what KZfaq did to him and equally as sad that his attempts to move into being a variety gaming channel failed as his personality, or persona, is very addictive to watch

ybr was my childhood. started watching around 2016 and made me get beamng!

U was watching him since 2015-16 just randomly remembered him and came back 😢

I truley wish him the best. One of my favorite youtube series was his Infra playthrough. I found him for beamng, and that is my favorite game ever since 2013, but it was clear he started getting sick of it. I hope if he ever comes back full time he can really get out there doing more of what he wants.

I started watching whybeare back in the early RoR days, he always made my day when i came back from school and watched his videos

Discovered him in 2015, big reason as to why I got into beamng. I hope he's doing better in life and may return to youtube some day.

YBR is the reason BeamNG is popular. I think BeamNG needs to hire him as a media director or something

The effort that has gone into this video is 🔥

im a bit late to this video, but I too grew up watching ybr, its great to see someone recognise him as the legend he is. Noone talks about him anymore I feel

I remember being 13 14 and watching his beamNG videos i loved them and i was in my room for hours watching him play the maps and destroy the vehicles i also seen quite a few videos ive seen a while ago 😂

I'm not going to sit here and lie saying how I've watched a bunch of WhyBeAre's videos, but I do remember having a good amount of videos of his that I'd watch back to back just out of the sheer enjoyment they provided. I remember watching videos like the Cement demo derby vid and just loving it. I don't have Beamng myself or a pc to play it on, yet his videos have caused me to stay connected with the Beamng community and its updates. I also remember how I even used to watch some of his videos on other games like SLRR and a couple episodes of his Infra series. Wherever he is now, I hope the absolute best for him.

man thank you so much for this great video mate YBR is one of the legends and i loved him so much for the past 5 years and i hope he is fine

he was the second youtuber i ever subbed to, right after dantdm, right before smosh

wild how its been 9 years since iv started watching him honestly my favorite creator ever always loved his humor and aproach to life still remember the first vid i watched was of the D series monster truck mod i occasionally go back to it for fun. also loved his infra series watched it many times over and loved his content definitely gonna miss his content

i started watching from some of the beamng videos, and he got me to buy Street Legal Racing Redline. im so glad he did because its one of my favorite racing games of all time now i also loved watching his Infra playthrough too

whybeare was among the first youtubers i watched i started watching him back in 2014 or 2015, somewhere around there, back when i was 8 or 9 i started watching his beamng videos but was also interested in other content when he released it seeing what happened to him makes me sad, and i really hope he gets to a good place in his life where he doesnt have to keep worrying

Never thought I would see a documentary on YBR

back when I was 5, I saw his video about him doing this demo derby using some shoddily made joke mods, I loved his content and how he always managed to sound so upbeat and happy in his videos, it made him feel authentic and it had some charm to it. Sure there were other channels kind of like him, but the way he was just fucking around and finding out just made it all the more genuine to me imo. I'm 13 now, sure it isn't much, but considering I've been such a long-time fan; I can't help but smile seeing how people still know him even after his absence on youtube.

i came across ybr in one of his zombie plane game gameplays and i was hooked, i was thinking 'man if this guy played car games that would be awesome', and thats when i found out about beamng. without him, i would have never known beamng back then. Thank you YBR, I hope you'll come back. Whenever it is, hopefully soon.

7:01 think I started watching him right when he posted the “throwing cars at helicopters” video. Love watching his content throughout the years and he was what got me into the game and made me want to get a decent computer so I could play it.

man i’ve been playing Beam since 2014 and i miss those early days ngl

I started watching him around late 2013, early 2014, he was the first channel I found after discovering the existence of Rigs of Rods and then later BeamNG, this was back when my only source of internet was a Nintendo 3DS, his videos helped me through what I was going through at the time, up until he stopped uploading he was the only channel I'd come back to on the daily to see if there was a new video, I really liked the way he edited his videos, no one else on youtube purposely made the video look like it was all 1 take even though it actually wasn't

to me, whybeare was like that uncle you see a lot of the time who was very cool and loved to hang out with but after a while just kinda went away leaving me sad. although whybeare isnt making videos much anymore im still happy to know it wasnt any large drama like the popularmmos arresting and stuff.

I used to watch him all the time back then but it's good that he set off too do other things in life because there's a lot more to do then BeamNG but anyways hope for the best for him

I started watching YBR in 2016. After a few months, I just stopped watching him for some reason. A year or 2 later, I rediscovered him, watching all of the videos that I had missed. I have seen every video from 2016. I never wanted to see a face reveal, I just wanted to watch him. He was my favorite youtuber, until discovering Dankpods a year ago. When he returns, I am sure he will return to my number one fav. He inspired me to create my own channel, though I don't use it much. The day the video came out saying that we had saved him, I was sick with covid, and it just made my day. When he said that he would indeed be coming back in a few years, my day went from a, on a scale of one to ten, -50 to 1000000000. His videos always make me happy, and I keep returning. His best series was, in my opinion, Infra. It was one of the few games he fully completed on his channel, and the only one to get a video several years later. I have always, and will always love his content. YBR, wherever you are, thank you for years of enjoyment.

When I watched that last video, it hit me when he asked if we really cared about him. I sat there for a bit thinking about all the years I’ve watched him. I really did enjoy watching others of his videos, and I liked beam the most, but I really just liked his funny commentary and his jokes and I loved his energy. It was awesome back in the good days when he was just happy and not being labeled as a terrorist. He’s literally everything but a terrorist. Even though I didn’t know him irl, I thought he was a good dude. I really miss him. The nostalgia hits lol.

God I almost forgot about YBR, he was whole early childhood

Thank you for helping me find this channel again!

I started watching ybr when i was 9 years old. Im 17 now, and i still find his videos entertaining. no other channels i watched back then can do this for me. he is also the reason i got into gaming and beamng, which i now have around 6500 hours in. YBR, if you see this, youve uploaded thousands of videos, we have no right to demand you make more. do what you think can assure your future, and if you someday come back to youtube, then i know one guy who will be watching.

The first YBR video I saw was a BeamNG video in 2014. It’s hard to believe that was nearly 10 years ago. YBR is the reason I got into BeamNG and eventually built my own PC to play it. when I was in middle school in high school, I always looked forward to when the next YBR video would come out.

I want to say I probably started watching him in 2014-2015 and he is definitely the entire reason I bought BeamNG, and even got into cars. And still play Beam till this day, one of my biggest inspirations.

me and my brother would watch him together, god that was a long time ago i have been looking for his user for a few months because we stopped watching him and i forgot his name but remembered his voice and that it was a few letters so thank you

He is the entire reason i bought beamng and bought a PC, will always remember watching the one with the sledgehammer and covet

Used to watch him a lot in my early 20s, sad to see him go through demonetization and overall pretty bummed that he stopped uploading but I'm glad he came to the decision he made and is sticking to it. Education will get you further and KZfaq and his audience will always be there for when he decides to return.

I started watching YBR In the wreckfest days of his channel. Been watching almost everything since

I started watching YBR back in probably around 2015 or so. At some point, I kinda got burned out from his content where he would start some sort of time trial or challenge, but only commit half-heartedly to make it more likely to crash. The crash physics are amazing, but I realized I wanted to see more skilled driving, and ended up moving to the sim racing part of KZfaq. That said, I still remember the time when I thoroughly enjoyed his content, and it's great that he's getting his life figured out.

I Renember he made me get Beam on an old Laptop with AMD 4 graphics, can’t really renember the first video I watched, I do know the most renemerable video was the Pontoon add on to the D-Series. I used to watch him everday after school.

YBR is the reason i ever bought beamng or a computer capable of running it And i believe he was the first channel i subscribed to on youtube I hope when he comes back he can start uploading games he actually wants to play Some of his other series were great to watch

i started watching him back in 2014, it was a great time to be a gamer and youtuber !

I’ve watched wbr since I was young. About 4-5 he made up my childhood. Thank you wbr.

YBR was a big part of my childhood. I am very grateful that he introduced me to Beamng Drive. All the fun I've had in beam is credited to him. He showed me the potential of this game, and how mods could improve everything. Thank you very much YBR, if you're reading this. I came home every day from school waiting and hoping you'd uploaded a new video