Do you recognize him? He became famous for swearing on COD, created the catchphrases GINO and UGO and was banned from Twitch 4 times

His true name is Gianmarco Tocco, born in Rome in 1994.
On Twitch, the video streaming platform owned by Amazon, has one of the most followed channel in Italy (at the moment it has 600 thousand members) a tema Just Chatting e Gaming dal nome Tumblurr.

In fact, the young Blur started his career years earlier, when in 2011 he opened a YouTube channel with the name PrS71G3_D3ViL which remains active only a few months in favor of a second channel: BluurrrHD.
Big fan of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, Blur focuses on sniping edits and match commentary.

Given his objective skills in the first person shooter in question, Gianmarco Tocco he joined, between 2011 and 2012, some of the most famous clans of CoD, such as i NiZe, i Dare, i TNG e i SoaR, with which he creates numerous themed contents, focusing mainly on trickshots, the acrobatic and virtuous shots achievable in the video game.

The following year, in the company of his longtime friend Tony, who is now a giant Twitch streamer known as ZanoXVII, Blur decides to open a channel (which will become iconic), named StallionsTV. The two bring themed content FIFA, Vlog, Commentary and obviously Call of duty.
However, the partnership is destined not to last too long, as Blur becomes more and more the protagonist of the videos on the channel, then reaching the apex of popularity on the web thanks to the publication of a series of videos that have now become iconic in the history of YouTube Italy.

Yes, sir, we're just talking about the series "The King of Blasphemies", the first video of which airs in August 2015.
It was simply Call of Duty themed gameplay montages chock full of colorful blasphemies, at times artistic, at times rotten; seasoned with broken joysticks and outbursts of anger that irremediably unleash the hilarity of the audience.

This format turns out to be really lucky and, between an insult to the mother of the opposing players, a blasphemy and a broken keyboard, the videos grind millions and millions of views on YouTube.

From 2016 the series then begins "Embarrassing Truths", Vlog where Blur criticizes and teases fellow youtubers with irreverent language and sharp jokes that, however, we must admit, are really funny. The videos in question, and in particular the feud with the likes of Anthony Di Francesco, Greta Menchi, Cicciogamer and Kappalicious go viral and hit YouTube trends.

The channel increases its popularity even more when, on New Year's Eve 2018, Blur invites its numerous followers, at the time around 200, to spamming among the Instagram comments of VIPs, singers and public figures españole and not the word “GINO”.
The web is divided between those who are annoyed and criticize it, and those who are amused by it.
The same is repeated the following year with the word “UGO”.

To date, the channel of Blur account 880 subscribers on Youtube and more than 600 on Twitch, the platform on which many creators are active on YouTube they are moving on a matter of earnings. But even on Twitch it's not all plain sailing, as it is very easy to violate the community rules and earn bans.
In this regard, Blur is at 4, the last time on February 10th.

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