Germán Garmendia

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In this Spanish name, the first or paternal surname is Garmendia and the second or maternal family name is Aranis.
Germán Garmendia
Garmendia at the Colosseum Theater (cropped).jpg
Personal information
BornGermán Alejandro Garmendia Aranis
(1990-04-25) April 25, 1990 (age 31)
Copiapó, Chile
NationalityChilean
OccupationYouTuber
Singer-songwriter
Comedian
Writer
Height1.83 m (6 ft 0 in)
Partner(s)Lenay Chantelle Olsen (2016–present)
YouTube information
Channels
Years active2006–present
GenreVideo blogs, let's play
Subscribers117 thousand (GermanComiendo)
1.38 million (Germán Garmendia)
1.96 millon (Ancud)
230 thousand (FeelingEverySunset)
61.6 thousand (Zudex)
3.25 million (HolaSoyGerman2)
44.8 million (JuegaGerman)
43 million (HolaSoyGerman)[1]
Total views42.41 million (HolaSoyGerman2)
13.06 billion (JuegaGerman)
4.64 billion (HolaSoyGerman)[1]
YouTube Silver Play Button 2.svg 100,000 subscribers 2012
YouTube Gold Play Button 2.svg 1,000,000 subscribers 2012
YouTube Diamond Play Button.svg 10,000,000 subscribers 2016 (×2)
Updated: December 8th, 2021

Germán Alejandro Garmendia Aranis (Spanish pronunciation: [xeɾˈman aleˈxandɾo ɣaɾˈmendja aˈɾanis];[a] born April 25, 1990), known simply as German Garmendia, is a Chilean singer-songwriter, comedian, writer and YouTuber. Known by his YouTube channels HolaSoyGerman and JuegaGerman, his second channel is the third-most subscribed in Spanish language, behind argentine channel El Reino Infantil and Mexican company Badabun.[2]

Early life[]

Germán Alejandro Garmendia Aranis was born on 25 April 1990 in Copiapó, Chile,[3] living there until 12 years old.[4] In 1993, at the age of 3, his father, Germán Luis Garmendia Macías, died in a car crash on Christmas Eve.[5] After the death of his father, Garmendia travelled with his mother and brother to various Chilean places, until they settled in the coastal city Los Vilos, located the north Santiago.[6] Having had an interest in music since he was young, at the age of 13, Garmendia formed a band called Zudex with his brother Diego and some of his friends, in addition he started uploading videos of his band to YouTube since 2006.[7] German in the company of Diego made several presentations both in youth festivals and in schools,[8] on other hand, the band released a total of three EPs titled "Hecho en Casa" (2006), "Mil Sueño" (2008), and "Rande Rande" (2009).[9][10][11]

Career[]

Internet career[]

On September 9, 2011,[12] encouraged by a friend of his,[13] he uploaded his first video on HolaSoyGerman channel titled "Las cosas obvias de la vida" (lit. "The obvious things in life"),[14] which currently has 18 million views.[15] The videos on his channel HolaSoyGerman consisted of humorous monologues talking about everyday life situations.[16][17] In an interview he had with BBC Mundo, German stated that "The humor I do on YouTube is quite innocent. I've always liked making people laugh by making fun of myself, never of others."[18]

In 2013, Garmendia started a secondary channel called JuegaGerman, where he mainly uploaded gameplays alongside other contents,[19] in that same year he uploaded the most popular video on his channel HolaSoyGerman entitled "Los Hermanos" (Brothers),[20] he also moved to the city of Los Angeles, California where "he had the intention of starting his acting career."[21] In August 2014, he won the "Digital Icon" category from MTV Millennial Awards,[22][23][24][25][26] in which the "maximum representative of the Latin American culture that consumes Twitter, YouTube and Instagram" is chosen.[27][28]

In July 2015, Garmendia was included in a list from the American magazine Washington Post, obtaining a second place, only behind the Swedish Gamer PewDiePie.[29] Other YouTubers included in the list are Jenna Marbles,[30] Ryan Higa,[31] and the duo Smosh.[32] In October 2015, the actor Jack Black appeared in a video titled "Tipos de alumnos" (Types of students),[33][34][35][36] to publicize the movie, Goosebumps (known in Hispanic America as «Escalosfríos»).[37][38][39] In March 2016, the Canadian Rock band, Simple Plan, made up of Chuck, Jeff and David participated in the opening of the video titled "La Comida".[40]

In June 2016, Garmendia won the category "Master Gamer" from MTV Millennial Awards 2016,[41][42] and in addition he received two Diamond plates for reach 10 million on his two channels HolaSoyGerman and JuegaGerman.[43] On November 20, 2016, Garmendia last uploaded HolaSoyGerman titled "Como Encontrar Trabajo" and has not uploaded any video since.[44] On a video titled "Esto pasa si busco mi nombre en YouTube", explained that this was due to the time and wear it took to create each HolaSoyGerman video,[45] this clarification came in response to a Spanish YouTuber who accused him of taking drugs to make his videos.[46]

In December 2016, he was included on the list of «The Highest-Paid YouTuber Stars» according to Forbes magazine,[47] being the only Latin American YouTuber on the list.[48] in 2018 the BBC chose him as the second most popular YouTuber on the platform, only behind PewDiePie,[49] later on July 16, 2019, he was included in the list of «the 25 Most Influential People on the Internet», made by Time magazine.[50] In October 2021 the Eliot Awards awarded him the "Legend Award",[51][52][53] due to his long career in YouTube.[54][55]

Writing career[]

His first book, #ChupaElPerro: Uno que otro consejo, was released in 2016,[56] whose title comes from a phrase that was used in some HolaSoyGerman videos.[57] In April of the same year at the Bogota Book Fair,[58] in which I spend 12 hours[59] signed more than 10,000 thousand copies of his book,[58] in addition, a total of 3,000 people attended the event according to publishing house of his book, Penguin Random House.[60] In his visit to Buenos Aires Book Fair,[61] Argentina managed to sign 3,000 copies of his book.[62] On May 14, 2016, Garmendia made the signing of his book in La Cupola Theater, Parque O'Higgins,[56][63] where he spent 12 hours signing 3,200 copies of his book,[64] and later the book headed the list of best-selling Nonfiction books.[65] On other hand, in Chile 30,000 copies of "ChupaElPerro" were sold and[66] in February 2017 it sold 43,000 copies.[67]

On December 2017, Garmendia announced he would launch a second book in the second half of 2018,[66] for which he signed a contract with Grupo Planeta.[68] In September 2018, he announced that his second book would be a fictional novel called "Di Hola", which is "a story that mixes feelings between love and friendship,"[69] starring Oscar and Natalie.[70] The book was finally released on October 9, 2018 in all Ibero-America[71] and subsequently presented in the city of Lima, Peru,[72] and Bogotá, Colombia.[73]

Music career[]

On April 5, 2016, his band Ancud released a 4-track EP titled "Así es Normal",[74] the band name was taken from homonymous city of Chiloe. On November 22, 2016, Garmendia uploaded the Cambia video clip official on his YouTube account under the direction of Gonzalo Castro and the production of Retina Audiovisual,[75] German in a tweet of November 12 announced that he would be present at the third Club Media Fest that would be held on December 10 of that year[76] in Club de Gimnasia y Esgrima de Buenos Aires (GEBA).[77] In April 2017, Ancud released their first album titled "Se hacen realidad", whose track list contains four songs from the 2016 EP "Así es Normal" with an addition of three new singles, among them is the one who gave the album its name.[78]

On April 18, 2017, it was announced that the band would debut at the Caupolicán Theatre on November 4, 2017.[79][80][81][82][83][84] That same day, the editor of the Chilean magazine La Tercera Paulo Quinteros, wrote an article entitled "Germán Garmendia: Para de robar." In which he criticized the 40,000 pesos offered by the event to be able to enter, he also affirmed that this "is a capital impudence that makes it clear that when you can steal, (and obviously I do not mean the literal sense of the word) he's going to try to steal as much as possible."[85] The music video from the track "Se hacen realidad" was uploaded to YouTube on June 16, 2017,[86] and in July of that same year, his band was nominated in Best South Artist and Best New Artist in the third edition of the Music Awards from the HTV.[78]

Other works[]

In 2014, he published on his channel a video titled Agua para Africa (Water for Africa), in which he explains various things about a non-profit campaign known as My Charity Water, in which for every dollar donated the amount would be doubled delivered. The main objective was to collect 100,000 dollars and in September of that year 72,000 dollars were collected.[87] In 2016 he interpreted Julian's voice from the movie Ice Age: Collision Course in Latin Spanish,[88] whose character was described by Garmendia himself as "loud and scandalous".[89]

In 2017, he and the developer HsG Games they published the video game titled "German Quest",[90] a video game with a total of 4 worlds and 100 levels,[91] that obtained more than 17,000 downloads after its launch.[92] Since April 9, 2018, Garmendia was an ambassador for the Make-A-Wish Foundation.[93][94] In December 2021, made his appearance in the Digital Table of the Teleton,[95][96] in which he donated 30,000,000 Chilean pesos[97] on behalf of the Antofagasta region.[98]

Views on homosexuality[]

In December 2014 he uploaded a video giving his point of view on homosexuality, explaining that he sees good that each person has their own sexual preferences.[99]

Personal life[]

Garmendia from the age of 18 he lived in several different places, among them Santiago de Chile, Mexico City[62], Los Angeles, etc.[100] Garmendia was a vegetarian for ethical reasons from 2015 to 2017,[101] and has been in a loving relationship with his girlfriend Lenay Chantelle Olsen[102] since 2016.[103] In a video from November 21, 2016, titled "Mi Historia de Bullying" (My Bullying Story), he spoke about the bullying that he suffered when he was twelve years old, mainly because of their thinness. "Since he was little he was quite a shy and introverted person," explains Garmendia, which is why his mother enrolled him in theatre classes intending to remove that shyness that he had at that time.[104]

He also relates "that one day I went to the hairdresser and I had a trauma with cutting my hair because when I had it short it made me look thinner. I remember I was at the hairdresser and, for some reason of fate, this group of boys passed by and they approached me and made fun".[105] In his story, assures: «They cornered me for being thin. They will think that no one is bullied for it, but when you are little they try to hurt you with anything. I began to feel that he was the most different person in the world. I saw that everyone was happy and I was out of it. I grew up with a little voice in my head that said "it's wrong to be who you are"».[104]

Polemics[]

Accusations of using Bots[]

In 2013, a YouTuber named YoLordestructor uploaded a video claiming that Garmendia had used bots, citing a deleted HolaSoyGerman video titled "Internet y Redes Sociales" (The Internet and Social Networks), showing several websites bookmarked of alleged bots in his computer such as YouLikeHits, SocialClump, and AddSocials at the timestamp 0:40.[106] Later, Garmendia responded to the controversy on a video which is currently deleted.[107]

Incident in Mexico[]

In April 2014, Garmendia was speculated to appear at the Telmex Digital Village in Zócalo, Mexico City.[108] The event experienced an unplanned excess of attendees and many people were waiting in line to see him, but he fainted due to heat exposure and had to be evacuated. Eventually, the crowd became unruly, with attendees forcing their way past barriers and into the tented area, causing many more injuries. Ten people were injured when a light element fell into the crowd. After security regained control of the situation, the crowd was dispersed and Garmendia's event was cancelled. He later expressed condolences to his fans for the incident.[109][110]

Awards and recognitions[]

MTV Millennial Awards

Year Category Result
2014 Ícono Digital Won
2016 Master Gamer Won

Eliot Awards

Year Category Result
2021 Premio Leyenda Won

Filmography[]

Year Title Role Version
2016 Ice Age: Collision Course Julian Latin Spanish Dubbing

Discography[]

  • 2006: Hecho en Casa (as Zudex)
  • 2008: Mil Sueño (as Zudex)
  • 2009: Rande Rande (as Zudex)
  • 2011: Homemade
  • 2011: Die Trying (as Feeling Every Sunset)
  • 2014: Cuando Desees Recordar Mi Voz (as Feeling Every Sunset)
  • 2016: Así Es Normal (as Ancud)
  • 2017: Se Hacen Realidad (as Ancud)

Works[]

  • (2016) #ChupaElPerro. Penguin Random House ISBN 978-956-958-365-0.
  • (2018) Di Hola. Planeta. ISBN 978-956-360-492-4.

See also[]

Notes[]

  1. ^ In isolation, after a pausa or after an /n/, Garmendia is pronounced [ɡaɾˈmendja].

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