• sincle354
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    331 year ago

    Jerma985 was my most favoritest TF2 youtuber, and now look him, a big streamer with wide meme reach. I remember the first Jerma Rumbles, the pinnacle of simulated wrestling and the first inklings of his creative genius. I don’t watch streams and I don’t watch VODs, but I’m just happy he’s shooting for the stars.

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      1 year ago

      I stopped watching after I met him at a convention one time.

      I tried to say that I was a fan but every time I opened my mouth he just said ‘HUH? HUH?’ over and over, before he grabbed my Nintendo Labo keyboard, threw it on the ground and stamped on it a bunch of times.

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        1 year ago

        Said he had to stomp each key individually, to prevent electrical “infetterence.” I don’t even think that’s a word.

    • cheer
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      101 year ago

      Same here, I stopped watching Jerma after he stopped posting TF2 content, but I’m glad he’s made it and is still doing a bunch of cool stuff.

    • amio
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      51 year ago

      The Jerma vs STAR videos almost gave me a hernia once upon a time.

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      41 year ago

      At least Jerma is still within the same field of entertainment.

      I have the opposite opinion regarding ster.

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      21 year ago

      Idk if this comment is a joke or not but i have to say you’re really missing out. Jerma’s new content has really grown so well and I’d say he’s one of the few who did shift but ultimately its only grown in quality.