Youtube streamer and content creator tommyinnit went live on October 17, 2021, only to be mortified when his search history was revealed when he went to YouTube to check something up. This on-stream mishap led to the young content creator making a joke about it on Twitter.
Tommy is recognized for this style of humour, and his audience appreciates it just as much, if not more, as he does. When viewers come upon one of his videos, they immediately notice his sense of comedy. His streams on the popular Dream Survival-Multiplayer game include vlogs, challenges, sketches, and edited edits of his streams
He works on his stuff alongside a number of other creators from the multiplayer servers to which he has subscribed. Phil “Ph1LzA” Watson, George “GeorgeNotFound” Davidson, Toby “Tubbo” Smith, Will “Wilbur Soot” Gold, and Ranboo are among the content creators.
Tommyinnit was embarrassed after his search history revealed some intriguing former queries while Tommy was live on stream on Sunday, October 17th.
His search history revealed some fascinating queries about George “GeorgeNotFound” Davidson, a friend and fellow content creator. These searches were for a variety of strange topics, including the former’s TikTok, which was removed.
TommyInnit was on the phone with GeorgeNotFound at the time of the incident. He was insulting George’s most popular YouTube series and decided to reveal it to his viewers. He went to YouTube and made a humiliating error by clicking on the search bar. His YouTube search history was made public in front of his whole viewership.
TommyInnit didn’t realize what he’d done at first. However, GeorgeNotFound promptly inquired as to why TommyInnit was searching YouTube for “georgenotfound hot.” TommyInnit quickly comprehends what he had just demonstrated. He began yelling at GeorgeNotFound and requesting that his stream ignore him. Tommy chuckled and remarked, “I did not know I searched this!”
Several other content creators have retweeted the tweet, mocking the search history disclosure. Charlie “Slimecicle” Dalgleish, Noah “Foolish Gamers” Brown, Karl Jacobs, and Jschlatt are among the creators.
Even though the search history disclosure was completely unintentional, it made for a great on-stream moment and an even greater tweet for creators and fans to interact with later.
