History WebVideo / IDubbbzTV

In 2022, Ian announced [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creator_Clash Creator Clash]], a social media influencer boxing charity event involving 18 different online figures, including WebVideo/MichaelReeves, Creator/{{Egoraptor}}, WebVideo/InternetCommentEtiquette, WebAnimation/TheOdd1sOut, and [[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0QHWhjbe5fGJEPz3sVb6nw Doctor Mike]], the lattermost of which was Ian's opponent in the event's headlining fight (and eventually won). The event was partially inspired by [=YouTuber=] [=RiceGum=] (a past ''Content Cop'' subject) challenging Ian to a fight and backing down, as well as Ian's dissatisfaction with influencer boxing matches (particularly due to the {{Kayfabe}} and unsportsmanlike conduct involved). The event involved real boxing judges and referees, and Ian hired boxing coaches for all of the participating creators. Over 100,000 PPV buys were reportedly sold; a full VOD of the event livestream can be found [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MIn4wFvLM0 here]]. The following year, a second Creator Clash event was held, with Ian fighting [=YouTuber=] Alex Wassabi in the main event (losing via unanimous decision). Although the event sold 50,000 PPV buys, it reportedly lost $250,000, meaning that no money actually went to charity as a result of the event.

[[caption-width-right:350:[[MemeticMutation I'm gay!]]]]
-->"[[MemeticMutation Hey, that's pretty good!]]"

''[=iDubbbzTV=]'' is a Website/YouTube channel run by Ian Carter, known for its mix of TakeThat, SurrealHumor, CrossingTheLineTwice and copious amounts of {{Squick}}. Ian is well known for his ''WebVideo/ContentCop'' series, where he reviews certain Website/YouTube channels and essentially analyzes and tears them apart in a very thorough and hilarious way.

Besides ''Content Cop'', he also does different shows, including but not limited to:
* ''Kickstarter Crap'', picking apart Kickstarter campaigns
* ''Where are they NOW?'', where he takes a look at a project in a previous ''Kickstarter Crap'' episode, orders the product to see how it turned out, and finds out what happened to the creators.

The channel is also part of the "Shrimpson Boys", a supergroup of [=YouTube=] channels that also includes WebVideo/FilthyFrank, [=MaxMoeFoe=], WebVideo/HowToBasic, and Dolan Dark and engages in various oft-dangerous activities on each other's channels.

Probably his most ambitious endeavor, however, is the ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creator_Clash Creator Clash]]'', a charity boxing tournament involving 18 different internet influencers, including WebVideo/MichaelReeves, Creator/{{Egoraptor}}, WebVideo/InternetCommentEtiquette, WebAnimation/TheOdd1sOut, and his own opponent, [[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0QHWhjbe5fGJEPz3sVb6nw Doctor Mike]]. The event was partially inspired by [=RiceGum=] challenging Ian to a fight and backing down, and Ian's dissatisfaction with influencer boxing matches (particularly the {{Kayfabe}} and unsportsmanlike conduct involved). The event involved real boxing judges and referees, and Ian hired boxing coaches for all of the participating creators. A full vod of the livestream can be found [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MIn4wFvLM0 here]].

You can find his channel right [[https://www.youtube.com/c/iDubbbzTV here.]] (Warning: Some of his videos are NSFW.)

Ian also hosts two secondary channels. The first is called ''[[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-tsNNJ3yIW98MtPH6PWFAQ iDubbbzTV2]]'', and is mainly meant for extra material from the primary channel, though it does also host the ''Save the Squirrels Initiative'' series. The second is called ''[[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVhfFXNY0z3-mbrTh1OYRXA iDubbbzgames]]'' and is [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin exactly what it sounds like]]. Any tropes relating to these channels should be posted here.

** He also vomited a little in his Surströmming in the video, "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVuSo_rEbrE I LOVE SWEDISH CULTURE]]" video, which remained ''un''censored.

--> '''Ah have osteoporosis!'''

-->'''Ian''': Thank you so much for watching everyone, and remember to tune in next time when I flounder in flatulence.

* {{Gasshole}}: He burps a lot.

* MeleeATrois: How the huge "Youtube drama" between himself, Keemstar and Leafy turned out, helped because Ian [[LetsYouAndHimFight successfully pit the two against one another]] and [[DividedWeFall humiliated them both in the process]].

-->'''Current Ian''': Now we're gonna watch my video and see if my criticisms hold up to the test of time.\\
'''Old Ian''': Hello everybody-\\
'''Current Ian''': ''[[PrecisionFStrike Fuck.]]''

-->'''Current Ian''': Now we're gonna watch my video and see if my criticisms hold up to the test of time.
-->'''Old Ian''': Hello everybody-
-->'''Current Ian''': ''[[PrecisionFStrike Fuck.]]''

--> '''Ah have osteoporosis!'''

* ''Kickstarter Crap'', picking apart Kickstarter campaigns that embody SturgeonsLaw

Probably his most ambitious endeavor, however, is the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creator_Clash Creator Clash]], a charity boxing tournament involving 18 different internet influencers, including WebVideo/MichaelReeves, Creator/{{Egoraptor}}, WebVideo/InternetCommentEtiquette, WebAnimation/TheOdd1sOut, and his own opponent, [[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0QHWhjbe5fGJEPz3sVb6nw Doctor Mike]]. The event was partially inspired by [=RiceGum=] challenging Ian to a fight and backing down, and Ian's dissatisfaction with influencer boxing matches (particularly the {{Kayfabe}} and unsportsmanlike conduct involved). The event involved real boxing judges and referees, and Ian hired boxing coaches for all of the participating creators. A full vod of the livestream can be found [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MIn4wFvLM0 here]].

Probably his most ambitious endeavor, however, is the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creator_Clash Creator Clash]], a charity boxing tournament involving 18 different internet influencers, including WebVideo/MichaelReeves, Creator/{{Egoraptor}}, WebVideo/InternetCommentEtiquette, WebAnimation/TheOdd1sOut, and his own opponent, [[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0QHWhjbe5fGJEPz3sVb6nw Doctor Mike]]. The event was partially inspired by [=RiceGum=] challenging Ian to a fight and backing down, and Ian's dissatisfaction with influencer boxing matches (particularly the {{Kayfabe}} and unsportsmanlike conduct involved). The event involved real boxing judges and referees, and Ian hired boxing coaches for all of the participating creators.

You can find his channel right [[https://www.youtube.com/profile?user=iDubbbzTV here.]] (Warning: Some of his videos are NSFW.)

* FanHater: His ''Content Cop'' on Jinx dips into this, as he blames the man's fans for supporting his content just as much as he blames Jinx himself. It culminates in the caption '''[[SuicideDare "If you like this, jump off a bridge"]]''' plastered onscreen as Ian struggles to get through Jinx's "Rihanna Interview."

* FanHater: [[AvertedTrope Not usually]], but his ''Content Cop'' on Jinx dips into this, as he blames the man's fans for supporting his content just as much as he blames Jinx himself. It culminates in the caption '''[[SuicideDare "If you like this, jump off a bridge"]]''' plastered onscreen as Ian struggles to get through Jinx's "Rihanna Interview." However, considering how ''[[CringeComedy utterly terrible and cringeworthy]]'' said video is, [[Administrivia/TropesAreTools it's hard to find Ian at fault here.]]

* BrokenPedestal: Some fans felt this when his girlfriend Anisa Jomha started an ''Wesbite/OnlyFans'' account (a website on which users can post nude/lewd photos of themselves); some fans called him a "simp" or a "cuck," mostly joking, but some were serious. Matters were made worse when Ian made a video responding to the criticism, which was not particularly well-received among fans either.

* AccentSlipUp: Ian's southern drawl is noticeable whenever he gets excited.

-->'''Ian''': Thank you so much for watching everyone, and remember to tune in next time when i flounder in flatulence.

* BrokenPedestal: Some fans felt this when his girlfriend Anisa Jomha started an OnlyFans account (a website on which users can post nude/lewd photos of themselves); some fans called him a "simp" or a "cuck," mostly joking, but some were serious. Matters were made worse when Ian made a video responding to the criticism, which was not particularly well-received among fans either.