Markiplier is a well-known YouTuber renowned for his spectacular video game commentary videos in which he frequently screams, curses, or even utilizes inappropriate language.
The YouTuber occasionally posts videos as articles. Markiplier’s real identity is Mark Edward Fischbach. His Youtube account has 20 million total subscribers.
Markiplier resides in Los Angeles, California, at the moment. His favorite game genres are typically horror and independent.
Markiplier: Ethnicity, Early Years, And Career
In Honolulu, Hawaii, on June 28, 1989, Mark Edward Fischbach, often known as Markiplier, was born to a Korean mother and a military father.
Despite being of racial background, Markiplier holds American citizenship. Later in her life, her parents relocated to Cincinnati, Ohio.
Fischbach first enrolled at the University of Cincinnati to study biomedical engineering but left to start a YouTube channel.
In 2012, he signed up on YouTube using the identity “Markiplier.” He initially began the videos with a gameplay of the video game Amnesia: The Dark Descent.
He covered several other games, including Dead Space and Penumbra. Markiplier eventually had his Adsense account suspended by Youtube, so in 2012, he started a new channel called MarkiplierGame.
Markiplier YouTube Channel
Over time, his YouTube channel grew, and his subscriber count rapidly climbed. In 2015, it had 10 million subscribers; in 2017, it had 15 million; and eventually, it had 20 million.
Numerous rumors have been spread regarding Markiplier’s prospective date. He was recently revealed to be dating this designer and animator from Los Angeles, California.
Amy Nelson is a woman who currently resides in Los Angeles with her friends. Online, the rumored girlfriend goes by the name Peebles.
According to rumors, these two went on to date in 2015. They even made their first grand entrance together in 2016 at Vidcon.
Later in 2015, after making it public on their Twitter account, they verified the news.
Despite the video verifying the dating rumors, Amy made a couple more performances on Mark’s YouTube channel.
