Phallll

Phallll is a Youtube Let's Player originally from Palestine who's content mostly follows a horror theme with more comedic commentary.
Phallll's Youtube account was opened in 2007 and has (at time of this page's creation) reached 5,000 subscribers and over 1,000 videos. Phallll tends to play more horror based games for his let's plays and juxtaposes the nature of the games with a more comedic approach to his voice overs. Phallll tends not to sweat, instead replacing swear words with other exclamations though in high stress games he has been known to swear from time to time.

Phallll is a recent graduate of a European university and is currently seeing to start his masters degree. Since he makes trips back to Palestine his internet connection (more so his upload ability) is not capable of uploading full let's plays and thus he is currently planning his return.

Anti-Phallll
Phallll sometimes uses a second "character" within his let's plays which takes the form of a white text overlay named the "anti-Phallll" which generally mocks him or his ability to play the game, adding more humour to the videos. Anti-Phallll will usually mock Phallll's playing ability, mental ability, physical apperance or social status though in recent videos, Phallll has stated that adding anti-Phallll commentary to his videos takes a lot more time and thus anti-Phallll has been "banished to the mine". In a recent update, Phallll as alluded to the return of the anti-Phallll.

Channel Traditions and Catch Phrases
Phallll has a few traditions and catch phrases he uses while making his let's play videos. When playing a horror game Phallll will play it on the hardest difficulty possible which he says "heightens the tension". During Halloween Phallll will usually play a Silent Hill game. He has also broken tradition by making a let's play of "Dreamfal - The Longest Journey" which is possibly his magnum opus as an entertaining, culturally aware, funny and moving let's play.

Phallll has been known to use the following catch phrases during his let's plays.

"I wasn't worried" (Usually used after being scared by a game or after a difficult challenge)

"Potatoes!" (usually used to replace an expletive)

"Locked!" (In reference to Alan Wake and Silent Hill Downpour)