Wolvez United

🐺 About Wolvez United

“Where hard work actually pays off… even when you feel like quitting, especially during COVID.”

So here’s the real story. HELLO MY NAME IS HOWLKING 

I started YouTube on December 10, 2014( my birthday) when I was 14. Not to get famous, but because I needed an escape.I hated school and making videos gave me a way to breathe, laugh, and connect with people who actually got me.

In 2021, I got handed a brand called Wolvez.gg. It was a Fortnite clan at the time, and honestly? I hated the whole clan vibe. But they loved my content, so when they passed the name to me, I decided to flip it. Instead of letting it fade, I took it and made it into something I actually cared about.

There were definitely times I felt like quitting YouTube, especially early on. But then COVID hit, and suddenly I really wanted to do this. I wanted to create more than ever and I kept going. Fast forward to 2025, and I finally hit YouTube Partner. That milestone is cool, yeah, but what really matters is the journey: the late nights, the doubts, and the choice to keep making videos even when it was hard.

Why Wolvez United Exists

That’s where Wolvez United comes in. This isn’t a Fortnite clan anymore, it’s a reimagined community. A pack where YouTubers, streamers, VTubers, photographers, and all kinds of creators can come together, hype each other up, and show the real side of the grind. The good, the bad, and everything in between.

I know esports is huge, and I respect that side, but right now, I’m really focused on bringing in high quality people. People who might be in college, ex esports players, or creators who just get it, people who understand the grind, the passion, and the vision behind this community.

Because this isn’t just about content, it’s about people ,connecting yourself to the correct people, having good vibes with them and people who wanna actually wanna be part of something new intead of "putting howl in there name to be part of our brand, they don't know about business or willing to do the hardwork".