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Jarvis Johnson

Jarvis Johnson makes comedy about strange internet trends, content farms and reality TV, and co-hosts Sad Boyz with Jordan Adika.

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Overview

From
Gainesville, Florida
Studied
Computer science at Georgia Tech
Before YouTube
Software engineering at Yelp and Patreon
Breakout
2018 commentary on 5-Minute Crafts
Full-time creator
Since 2019
Podcast partner
Jordan Adika on Sad Boyz

Mini bio

How it started.

Jarvis grew up in Gainesville, Florida, and studied computer science at Georgia Tech. Before making videos full-time, he worked in software engineering at Yelp and Patreon. His early YouTube uploads included RuneScape clips and High School Musical dancing. After a long break, a visit to VidCon in 2017 encouraged him to start posting again.

Finding his voice.

His videos moved from personal stories and software engineering into comedy about the internet. His 2018 5-Minute Crafts video became a breakout, and he went full-time in 2019. Content farms, dubious life hacks, social media trends and reality TV became recurring subjects.

Where fans find him now.

GOLD is home to his newer commentary videos. On Sad Boyz, Jarvis and Jordan Adika mix pop culture and internet oddities with conversations about feelings. Jarvis has also spoken openly about ADHD, burnout and learning to build a creative routine that works for him.

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Podcasts and guest appearances

Awards

Quotes

I love going above and beyond for no reason and I think that's fun. I like my brain!Jarvis Johnson, YouTube Official Blog

In a November 2023 interview, Jarvis reflected on ADHD and the small creative details he enjoys adding to his videos.

Trivia

  1. His earliest uploads included RuneScape videos and dancing to High School Musical.
  2. He and Sad Boyz co-host Jordan Adika share a birthday.
  3. He told Y Combinator that an early parody of technical interviews gained traction on Facebook after he shared it in a programmer group.

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Watch his commentary or catch up with Jarvis and Jordan on Sad Boyz.

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