The Story of Linus Tech Lips

Over the last 13 years, Linus Tech Tips has gone from an employee at a local computer retailer, to an internet sensation with over 12.5 million subscribers. How did such a transition happen? How did Linus's journey play out? Linus recently announced he's been thinking of retiring - Is this a possibility for the future of Linus Tech Tips? This is - The evolution of Linus Tech Tips (Full Documentary)

Thank you guys for watching, like and sub if you enjoyed, Sunny XO ❤

[LinusTechTips]

A few minor errors and embellishments but thanks for making this. It was fun to watch (other than the clips from the retiring stream. Still can't watch it...) :p - LS

[zdanee]

From "oh, wow, an i7, can I touch it? Really?" to directly calling out Intel and nvidia on their b*sh1t _and getting a response_

[Elemtree]

He’s that one kid who suddenly became a chad out from nowhere but we all love him regardless.

[RoughlyBarge]

I love how he calls out corporate BS. There was some company that kept harassing him about a subscription service when he bought a permanent liscence and he called them out. They responded saying they would put his name on a special list to never advertise to him ever again. His response was "wrong answer, by trying to treat influencers special, that tells me you don't treat your general customers well."

[samueljrichardson]

13 years of grinding. Truly inspirational.

[yaseenashraf]

Sunny:linus bought ltt for a very reasonable price
Linus:So I bought the channel for one dollar

[bencooper]

Is it just me or does linus's early videos look like as seen on TV adds

[johnnydohe]

Millions of people could learn a lot from Linus, Top guy. Deserves everything.

[nanku]

you forgot the part where he dropped computer parts

[loanswashere.]

“I went from a weird kid to a weird guy getting memed for looking in the camera”

[Rangeofranges]

This is a great contrast to most of the downfall videos because in those a lot of those people shot into popularity due to a couple viral videos, but linus just kept being consistent and slowly building up a solid group of channels

[isoceptic]

I just realised the title says linus tech *lips*

[j.ramsey]

The respect I have for Linus is hard to put into words, he deserves everything he built and he should be proud of the person he his.

[Ibrakhlil]

He and his crews drive for success is inspirational to say the least. His pc building videos inspire me to push for success so that I too can have a good editing set up

[naotak]

Right now we are in the Golden Years of LMG. I can't even imagine how strange it's going to be once he finally turns it over to the team. We need to be more thankful that he hosts as many videos as he still does.

[waffleslayer]

Still remember when they first announced they were buying the new space and how shocking it was to see how big of a building they were moving into. Can't believe that its been like 7 years now that still feels like a new thing to me

[Southboundpachyderm]

Linus is the ENTIRE reason I got into building computers. Linus is fucking awesome. I wish him all the best.

[nathanbasset]

I was 9 when LTT hit one mill. I’m now taking AP courses in high school and enjoying my Short Circuit merch

[SC-RGX]

He's definitely one of the most genuine and respected creator on the platform.

[daviddavies]

It is one of THE great stories of YouTube. For any tech nerd, him and Steve at Gamers Nexus are the go-to people to watch. Always come across as upstanding, genuine, people who care about their communities and the industry they're commenting on, even when they make the rare mistake (*cough* backpack).