Donald38

Donald38 _ is a YouTuber known for his series Roblox Gameplay. His growth is attributed to him being in the RobGioSquad, a squad made by RobGio0407 L.

History
Donald38’s YouTube channel was created on January 13th, 2014. His first videos were private, with only one of them being released. His first public video was named “Sorry!” It talked about him not uploading. He made the first season of his first series Ten Seconds of Donald on November 19, 2016. He teased a second season a day later, with him saying it would be uploaded in December. This was not the case, and we are still waiting for his first episode. He technically made his first Roblox Gameplay video 5 days after that, even though it was not the true first episode of the series. He made a video where he made the Old Windows sound on the piano. He still has that piano he used today. He made his first video with his glasses on June 2nd, 2017. He made his first rave.dj video on May 7th, 2018. Remember when I said, “only one of his private videos were released”? Well, here is the moment where it releases. Playing Basketball was the only private video he made public. He made his first Music Maker Jam song on May 20th, 2018. This started a tradition where he would release songs on his youtube. His first album, String Theory, was released that same day. He released his second album, Big Piano Blues, a day later. He also made his first Soundtrap song on June 12, 2018. He made his first Vyond video soon after that. He started making Tomodachi Life videos on July 20, 2018. On November 15th, he started a hiatus that lasted until April 24th, 2019. The video, showing an EAS from his home ABC station, was his first big hit. It has 807 views to this day. Then, on September 7th, 2019, something happened that would change his career forever. According to him, he first saw Robert sub to him, then he waited and then he saw the video, and there he was. He was in the RobGioSquad, and he never looked back. He made a reaction video reacting to himself, just like he did in his second video. He made his first video on KineMaster, a video editing platform, on November 8th, 2019. He made his first TRUE Roblox Gameplay video on December 12. This is also around the time when he started starting his videos off with “Hey guys, it’s uhh Donald here”. He made his first GarageBand to YouTube song on December 18th, 2019. Donald then made a song for The Plotagon Show by retroGALAXY, his first GarageBand song to make it on a YouTube program. On January 4th, he got insulted by Flamingo. He made a song on his experience a day later. On February 15th he made the first Modern Roblox Gameplay episode. On February 29th, he made the Donald38 writing that is used on covers for his songs. He made his first Music Video on March 4th. 4 days later he got a copyright claim for allegedly using a sample from a Judas Priest song. He made his first how-to video again, 4 days after that video. Then on March 14th, he made a Roblox Tour, where he played games and made videos on them. The only time his friend joined him was on the third leg, where invis (shortened name) joined in. He also made an Entertainment company during this time, called Backouthole Entertainment. On May 6th, he started asking people to not say his real name. He made his first Roblox Gameplay Live on the same day. He made Donald Parks on May 8th, his Theme Park Tycoon 2 video division. Sometime before this, he went on SoundCloud and saw that Robert (owner of the RobGio squad) had made a remix of one of his songs. This made him make an album, Donald38: The Remixes for the remixes that people make. On May 19th, he made his first Roblox Wanted episode. He made his Logo History series shortly after that. He made the funniest of the Roblox Wanted’s on his third episode, where he exposed Crusha3333 for hating on his coasters. The best part about this is that they became friends after that and still is today even though crusha doesn’t let him in his VIP’s anymore. Ever since then he’s made multiple videos and still does to this day.

Subscriber milestones

 * 20 subscribers - August 27, 2019
 * 30 subscribers - December 1, 2019
 * 40 subscribers - January 1, 2020
 * 50 subscribers - February 4, 2020
 * 60 subscribers - March 25, 2020
 * 70 subscribers - April 2, 2020
 * 80 subscribers - May 3, 2020
 * 90 subscribers - May 24, 2020
 * 100 subscribers - May 30, 2020

Video view milestones

 * 5,000 views - January 2, 2020
 * 10,000 views - April 7, 2020
 * 15,000 views - July 22, 2020