CBOYSTV
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| CboysTV | |||||||||||||
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| Website | www | ||||||||||||
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| Subscribers | 3.84 million (August 2024) | ||||||||||||
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| Years active | 2015–present | ||||||||||||
| Genre(s) | Motorsports, Comedy | ||||||||||||
| Subscribers | 3.81 million[1] | ||||||||||||
| Total views | 1,2 billion[1] | ||||||||||||
| Associated acts | Tanner Fox | ||||||||||||
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Last updated: 16 January 2024 | |||||||||||||
| Life Wide Open with CboysTV | |
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| Hosted by | CBOYSTV |
| Genre | Talk |
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| Language | English |
| Length | 1–2+ hours |
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| Audio format | MP3 |
| No. of episodes | 106 (as of Desember 26, 2023) |
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| Original release | July 13, 2021 |
CboysTv is an American motorsports and comedy YouTube group headquartered on Cormorant Lake (Minnesota) United States.[2] The "C" in CBoys stands for "Cormorant" and the groups motto is "Life Wide Open"[3][4] In 2021 the Group passed 1 million subscribers on YouTube. The group consists of CJ Lotzer, Ryan Iwerks, Grant (Ken) Matthees, Ben Roth, Micah Sandman, and Evan Sheff . The CBoys ran into legal trouble in 2019 when they jumped a jet ski from one body of water to another, and again when they were drifting and racing on a lake near Cormorant. The lake incident resulted from a DNR officer seeing a post on the CBoys Instagram account showing the activity. The officer issued a reckless driving ticket. [5] The Minnesota DNR issued two citations, the equivalent of traffic tickets, to Micah Sandman.[6]
Members
[edit]In 2020 it was announced that Jake Sherbrooke had left the CBoysTV group to start his own channel. In a video explaining the decision Sherbrooke said that he had left because he felt like he did not have a purpose in the group other than doing dangerous stunts. Sherbrooke wished the group the best and said he was happy for their success.[7][8] Sherbrooke has gone on to create his own channel amassing 236,000 subscribers. The channel is called "Jake Sherbrooke". As of 2022 there have been crossover videos with Sherbrooke and the CBoysTV. After that a friend of theirs named Evan joined the channel.CBoysTV
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Former
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- CRF 250r
- KTM 300 sx
- (2) YZ 250f
- FORD RAPTOR
- V8 Hummer
- (2) Sea Doo Spark Trixx
- Yamaha Banshee
- Ford ranger (dually&cummins swapped)
- El Camino
- Lamborghini Huracan
- Hummer pontoon
Former
[edit]- Ford Raptor
- Ford Mustang (belonging to Jake Sherbrooke)
- Chevrolet Silverado
- Lincoln Town Car Limousine
Future
[edit]Associated channels
[edit]- CboysTV Clips
- Erased Products
- Life wide open with Cboystv (podcast)
- Life wide open with Cboystv podcast clips.
Clothing and apparel
[edit]CBoys TV produces clothing, apparel and accessories sold on their website at cboystv.com.
References
[edit]- ^ a b "About Cboys TV". YouTube.
- ^ "With throttles wide open, small-town 'CBoys' achieve YouTube stardom". Star Tribune.
- ^ "How Five Local Friends Turned Their YouTube Channel, CboysTV, Into A Full-Blown Business". August 3, 2020.
- ^ Hocker, Cornelius G. "Internet fame not worth risking your life for likes, comments, & views". www.valleynewslive.com.
- ^ "YouTubers attract law enforcement after jet ski stunt in MN". Bring Me The News.
- ^ "Rider cited for watercraft jump over road in YouTube stunt". www.valleynewslive.com.
- ^ "Jake Sherbrooke Abruptly Left CboysTV — and Is Starting His Own YouTube Channel". Distractify.
- ^ "Why Jake Left CboysTV (I Fired the Manager) THE FULL STORY" – via www.youtube.com.