Richard Ljungberg, known on Roblox as Fleskhjerta (currently UN94315145), was one of the great pioneers of Roblox YouTubing and one of the first owners of the Domino Crown. He was a famous user during 2007-2008 and was mainly known for being one of the most famous Roblox-related YouTubers with popular videos such as the ROBLOX Bloopers series, however his Roblox video career came to an abrupt end when he was terminated. He continued making videos on his original channel under the account Flaskherder since his termination. His YouTube channel can be found here.
History[]
He joined Roblox on February 24, 2007, and spent the next few weeks recording his first bloopers, inspired by an earlier, now terminated Roblox YouTuber by the name of nintendo250[1][2]. His first game was a recording set for videos named Fleskhjerta Production Studios 2 : ROBLOX Bloopers. His first obstacle course was Fleskhjerta's I WANNA BE THE SUPERSTAR!.
After he uploaded his first Roblox video to YouTube, he began to rise in stardom and fame. Later on, he purchased Builders Club and began to develop games. He started creating advertisements for his games and became wildly known for his games. His video ROBLOX Domino won a contest in June 2007, making him one of the few original owners of the Domino Crown.[3] In 2010, YouTuber Jgoosse started a video series called Fleskhjerta Rebirth. The series lasted for around 4 years and garnered him more attention.
Stalker issues[]
He complained about users visiting every game he visited so they could ask if he could visit their place. He warned the stalkers that he would quit Roblox if they did not stop sending him messages and donations. Later in 2008, he stopped accepting friend requests and communicated less with his fans because of these stalker issues.[citation needed]
Termination[]
His reason
On October 4, 2008, his account was terminated after an unknown user reported two models with cylinder breasts he created in 2007.
On June 24, 2019, he posted a YouTube comment providing additional information about his account's termination from Roblox.
Him giving additional information on why he was terminated
Post-termination[]
After he had his account terminated, he went back to creating non-Roblox YouTube videos. In 2015, he tried to get his account's termination lifted so he could exchange his Roblox account for a Team Fortress 2 item. he claimed the operator replied with this to his appeal:
Had you requested to revive the account earlier, we would've reopened it. But since it has gone over 7 years now... There's nothing that we can do about it. Sorry.
Roblox Support's reply
Since April 2009, Fleskhjerta has made multiple April Fools videos[4] relating to his Roblox Bloopers series. On October 20, 2019, he confirmed that he would be making a video about Roblox after he reached 20,000 subscribers. On November 14, 2019, he created a new account named Flaskherder, which he used to live stream himself playing Roblox games the following day. During the stream, he played CloneTrooper1019's Super Nostalgia Zone, Lumsden84's Survive The Evil Sponge Killer In Area Fifty None, ROLVe's Arsenal, and Stickmasterluke 
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Username change[]
In early 2024, his username was reset to "UN94315145", as a result of a username reset exploit that targeted multiple famous accounts.
Lost Media[]
There are actually numerous old Roblox videos of his that are missing. It is speculated that these were removed as a result of copyright, or Fleskhjerta may have them privated for other reasons. All of these have been lost for roughly over a decade; as a result, they are very obscure and only few may remember them, though if one were to look through Wayback Machine snapshots of Fleskhjerta's YouTube channel they can find proof of their existence. The videos in question are as follows in order of when they were uploaded:
- Roblox Museum Bloopers, taking place at Roblox Museum by the now-deactivated robloxmuseum.
- The second part of his 2007 Halloween bloopers, most of which took place at Gamehero's The Cursed House.
- A racing video where he and several other players competed in a race by foot, though the name of the video is forgotten.
- Roblox Pool Complex Bloopers, taking place at the ancient Pool Complex by Crooked.
- Roblox Bloopers Spring Break edition, uploaded roughly around April 2008 and heavily featured one of lemurboy07's places, another blooper maker from around the same time and is nowadays known as Jacob Lenard of Lenstar Productions fame.
Trivia[]
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- He won the Spooky Building Contest, which awarded him the Eerie Pumpkin Head.
- He was one of the lucky testers for the Marketplace, Capture The Flag, and Heat Seeking Rockets as picked by Roblox staff.
- Strangely enough, he was caught online in this video, being last online in 8/22/2010 at 9:19:39 AM, it's unknown how he came back but some speculated that he logged in while he was still banned.
- His alternate accounts are FleskhjertaFactory and the newly created Flaskherder account.
- His "Roblox Bloopers 2" video is missing from his YouTube channel; this was because the video was deleted because of copyrighted music. Luckily, a user from the ClientSearch community was able to recover it from his browser cache, and it was reuploaded in December 2020.[5]
Gallery[]
References[]
- ↑ (2007, March 10). "ROBLOX Bloopers - YouTube". From YouTube. Archived from the original on July 16, 2024.
- ↑ (2007, August 17). "nintendo250 - YouTube". From Internet Archive. Archived from the original on July 16, 2024.
- ↑ (2007, June 13). "DRBC Winners!". From Roblox Blog. Archived from the original on July 16, 2024.
- ↑ (2023, December 29). "ROBLOX Videos - YouTube". From YouTube. Archived from the original on July 16, 2024.
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eonvAvx87bM