![]() After realizing he was wrong about something as significant as fatherhood, he began a process of self-reflection, wondering what else he might be wrong about. Initially, Hunter was worried about becoming a father but later realized the joys it entailed. Hunter stated that he was confronted by compelling data to support the validity of LGBT individuals at the same time he had his daughter. This was in part due to the a conversation with leftist streamer Vaush and to the birth of his daughter Rose. Hunter rejected many of his right-wing views in his 2020 video titled "Why I Left the Right", including his stance on LGBTQ issues. He regularly does debates with other political commentators, most recently, a live debate with far-right YouTuber John Doyle. He has occasionally debated with other YouTubers, most notably Vaush. Fuentes and Kaitlin Bennett from Liberty Hangout,, Vaush, Fuentes, and Bennett respectively responded. He has criticized several political commentators from all over the political spectrum - left-wing YouTubers criticized include Vaush and Shoe0nHead, and conservative personalities such as Nicholas J. His videos almost exclusively argued for conservative views until mid-2019.Ĭommon series on his videos included his Liberals Ruin…, a series where he argues that liberals have negatively affected aspects of life. His videos were initially apolitical, but posted his first political video in 2015. YouTube career Īvallone started his YouTube channel in 2014 and posted his first video in the same year. He made videos at a young age, posting videos with his brother on a channel called "Comic Shower" and posted admittedly "cringy" photos of himself onto Google Plus. Avallone also had a Christian upbringing he initially attended a kindergarten at a Christian private school, before being homeschooled. Īvallone was born into a conservative family, though they were not particularly political. ![]() Hunter Vincent Avallone was born in Arnold, Maryland, on November 11, 1996. 4.3 Debate with Young Don the Reborn (formerly Young Don the Sauce God).4.1 Former Fox News contributor and BlazeTV host Jon Miller.3.1 Initial neoconservative and anti-SJW commentary (2015-2019).2.1 Timcast IRL Podcast appearance (2020). ![]()
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