Alberts, known on YouTube as Flamingo and AlbertsStuff is a Roblox YouTuber with over 9,000,000 subscribers. He initially joined YouTube on July 5, 2011, on his first account ROBLOXHub, and joined Roblox on March 10, 2008, on a now-terminated account named Crimson0. A few months later, he joined on July 28, 2008, on his Alberts account. He now uses the account mrflimflam, which became his main account, associated with his new channel Flamingo. He disguises himself with alternate accounts to avoid being spotted by fans, which occasionally got hacked. The reason why all of them got hacked was that he accidentally leaked the password for them in a Club Penguin video which is now deleted from early 2017.
Places[]
Alberts currently has 2 known places, one called Alberts's Place which is a template from 2008 that went under review and his second place, Alberts's Place Number: 2 that was created in October 2017 and is still up.
History[]
In his videos between 2011 and 2012 on his first YouTube channel ROBLOXHub, he mainly used the account Streety and continued to use it on AlbertsStuff but stopped using it around late 2016. He then started using Alberts and used this account during the time that AlbertsStuff was his original main YouTube account with around 800,000 subscribers, before switching to Flamingo and mrflimflam for more family friendly videos as his previous content didn't meet monetization criteria. Over the years, he has gained over 287 million views and has posted 586 videos. He received most of his popularity from his "Online Dating" and Admin Command trolling video series. Before becoming a Roblox YouTuber, he made CS:GO and Call of Duty content, along with many Apocalypse Rising and Phantom Forces videos.
On August 18, 2020, all of AlbertsStuff's videos were deleted but one video. Albert had made an announcement about it on his Twitter. Because of this, the AlbertsStuff channel might never be in use again.
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