FGTeeV Chase

Vincent Carter started his YouTube journey by creating the IntellVevo music channel. There, it continues to publish content to this day. FGTeev is an acronym which signifies Family Gaming Teams Extraordinarily Enlightening Videos. It's family-oriented as you can get. The 24th of May, 2013 Ryan and Samantha started setting their channel FGTeeV as a new YouTube channel. The channel has been watched more than 22 million times in the time since. SocialBlade reported that their videos are extremely well-loved. The channel had its first million subscribers in November of 2015. The channel also had one billion users the next month. The channel is currently home to more than 20 million subscribers. The channel has vlogs as well as gaming-related Let's Play and Commentaries. The channel also features songs videos. Carter created his first YouTube channel, IntellVevo, in November 2012. FGTeeV FGTeeV FGTeeV FGTeeV

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