Jerma The Shrouded Creature!

Shrouded By NeoBeat:    • FNF Classified - Shrouded (+FLP)  

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Jerma985 (2ndJerma on YouTube), perceived "real" name Jeremy Elbertson and true name Jeremy A. Harrington (also goes by "Frank Ugly")[1] is a compact Twitch streamer, YouTuber, voice actor, world famous gaming tournament champion, serial killer, professional wrestler, and world record holder for smallest man and poop gamer known for his eccentric personality, sense of humor, overall friendliness, long balls, and his ego-fueled tirades about bathroom tiles.

Jerma has never spoken using his real voice. Fans theorize that his real voice was a supernatural weapon of some kind where upon hearing it, you are immediately transported to a realm of existence that is incomprehensible by the human mind. A realm where you are driven to insanity by immense, Lovecraftian horrors and an infinitely expanding pit of enveloping darkness.

Jerma lastly lived in an undisclosed location before dying in Záhony, as he has successfully evaded federal surveillance teams via an elaborate catalog of illusions, prerecorded streams, Jerma lookalikes, and holograms. These searches were conducted as part of a global effort to put an end to his murder streak. If you see this man, notify your local authorities immediately and leave the area quickly and discreetly. (AVOID ANY AND ALL CLOWN CARS UNTIL HE IS STOPPED).

After a Yearly Channel Doctor's Appointment, Jerma gravitated away from YouTube and hasn't made a video on his main channel since, stating that the channel is now an archive and now focusing instead on live streams. His second channel, 2ndJerma, is home to hundreds of stream highlight videos. These were previously edited exclusively by Holy Mackerel the Third and Bellusdaisy, but in 2020 the channel underwent a restructuring where new editors, some of whom were known by the community for their unofficial work, were brought on board to remedy the issue of edited content being very far behind schedule.