There was no script and we found doing that, there’s much more gold there with the interaction with our group. That was kind of a parody of Dungeons & Dragons and Lord of the Rings.
“ going back to our animated series Doraleous and Associates. “Everything we’ve done has been improv,” Schnur explains. One thing has never changed, however, and that’s their approach to creating stories. As the crew expanded, they began making a name for themselves as they developed animated series in conjunction with Machinima. With the advent of YouTube in 2006, Hank & Jed went online, bringing their brand of humor to internet audiences. They made short films for festivals and even Public Access TV. The group started as a comedic trio (even before YouTube existed) known as Hank & Jed. Neebs Gaming as fans know them today include Brent Triplett, Bryan Mahoney, Nate Panning, Tony Schnur, and Jon Etheridge. We recently spoke with team member Tony Schnur about their approach to content, dealing with a major hack, and the secret to their success. From animation roots in the early days of YouTube, the group have become one of the preeminent gaming channels with 1.9 million subscribers. Neebs Gaming has undeniably found that niche. In order to truly stand out, you have to do something unique and special. You can find the GoFundMe page here.There’s no shortage of gaming creators on YouTube.
The Neebs Gaming tweet also mentions that any donations made to the official GoFundMe page for Schnur (which was originally used to pay for his cancer medication), will now be used as a trust fund for his daughters.
Sending peace to his family and this whole community. I met Tony at my first Gamescom back when I was supporting BF1, and though I was so scared to be in the presence of all these OG FPS personas, he introduced himself and the Neebs team with so much kindness and warmth. News of Schnur’s passing has been met with support and love from fans of Neebs Gaming and Schnur, with some sharing their past experiences with him: Our deepest condolences and thoughts are with his family, his friends, and his amazing community. Today we say goodbye to one of the most incredible people in the Battlefield community, Tony "Thick44" Schnur. Neebs Gaming broke the news yesterday, and various members of the community offered condolences to Schnur’s friends and family. Neebs Gaming’s Thick44, also known as Tony Schnur, was a prominent personality on the channel and played various games, including Battlefield, Among Us, and ARK: Survival Evolved. Thick44, a YouTuber who was part of the Neebs Gaming YouTube channel, recently passed away after losing his battle with cancer.
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