Has Swagkage Done A Face Reveal?

Has Swagkage Done A Face Reveal? No, Swagkage hasn't had a face reveal. 

Swagkage is an American YouTuber. He is famous for making videos about popular anime, especially Naruto and the Dragon Ball franchise. His videos range from lists, theories, news, and analysis videos about the aforementioned anime.

He also makes videos on other anime but usually sticks to popular shounen anime from the 2000s. His success can be seen in his subscriber count, as he has amassed over 1.15 million subscribers since he started his channel on October 14, 2014.

He has also garnered over 304 million total views during that time. 

He also has a second channel, Roobindale, with over 57.4K subscribers. This channel is mainly about the popular anime and card game Yu-Gi-Oh!

Swagkage has also seen success on other social media platforms like Twitter, where he has 78.6K followers.

What Does Swagkage Face Look Like Without An Avatar? 

Swagkage has hidden his identity and is only known by his online moniker.

Having never stated why he hides his identity, many of Swagkage's fans can only assume why the YouTuber hides his face. However, it is a common occurrence in the genre of YouTube videos that Swagkage makes for people to hide their faces.

The reason why is that, more often than not, there is no need to show one's face. These sorts of videos usually work because the YouTuber shows images and videos of whatever they are talking about and has a disembodied voice speaking on those topics.

They also have an avatar or mascot speak on their behalf. For example, speaking of other Anime YouTube channels, there is Not Mark, who has a version of himself that looks like Goku from Dragon Ball Z as his mascot, Sage Rain, who has a dark-skinned person from Naruto as his mascot, and The Masked Man, who has a still from the Seinen mange Akumetsu as his mascot. 

In his case, his mascot is wearing Kakashi from Naruto's mask with the Sharingan and Rinnegan, two eye techniques from Naruto. The only thing that separates Swagkage from these other Anime YouTubers, with the exception of Sage Rain, is that they revealed their face after a set subscriber count. For example, The Masked Man did a face reveal at 100K subscribers.

Many people thought he would do a face reveal when he reached a million subscribers, but he has ultimately decided not to do so.

What Happened Between Swagkage and SethTheProgrammer? 

Swagkage and SethTheProgrammer had a disagreement in 2019 which led to them falling out. 

Like Swagkage, SethTheProgrammer makes videos about Anime, especially Naruto and Dragon Ball Z. The only thing that separates him from other Anime YouTubers is that his videos are focused on hypothetical fights between two characters. These characters can be from the same franchise or different franchises.

For example, the most popular video on his channel is if the DC character Batman can solve a case about Kira that even L could not solve. The success of his formula has led to him amassing over 920K subscribers.

The problems between them started on October 6, 2019, when Swagkage uploaded a video called "Could Itachi beat the 5 Kage?" In the video, he talked about why Itachi, a popular character from the Naruto franchise, could not beat all the Kages, the leaders of villages in the same franchise.

SethTheProgammer took offense to the video as he is a dedicated fan of Itachi. He aired his grievances on a now-deleted video with Webcamparrot, where the two made fun of Swagkage for his video.

This led to another debate with all three of them, where Webcamparrot got into an argument with Swagkage while SeththeProgammer kept making fun of the latter. However, many saw it as an immature showing from all three due to the ridiculous reason behind the fight.

Swagkage Finally Breaks 1.15 Million YouTube Subscribers 

Swagkage broke through to a million YouTube subscribers back in January 2021. 

His channel currently sits at 1.15 million subscribers and is steadily growing. According to Social Blade, he reached 1.15 million subscribers on April 22, 2022, and has steadily clung to that subscriber count since then. 

His channel views have also steadily been growing as she has amassed over 1.096 million views on his videos in the last 30 days. The tabulation website ranks his channel a B overall.

He is seen as the most popular Naruto-based YouTube channel on the platform, and with numbers like this, it is hard to deny his hold on this particular niche on the internet. 

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