Deal Hunting PC Build Challenge - Worth It?

Matt Jackson, why aren't we doing any more custom PC builds? >> Have you been living under a rock? Building a gaming PC right now is horrible price to performance. >> Yeah, I mean prices are horrible. So that's why we've been just going with pre-builts. >> Yes, pre-builts do have some good value in some brands and stuff, but I still feel like there is a place in the market for custom builds. >> You know what? If you think it's so easy, here's the credit card. Go find some good deals. Good luck with that. We got some pre-builts to find and review. Well, you heard him. I got to start hunting for some deals. >> So, the main goal that we're going to be focusing on in this video that we're going to be tackling is deal hunting. and trying to build a PC that is still cheaper than your average pre-built. Because if you guys haven't seen, pre-built PCs actually still remain at pretty good price depending on the retailer you're shopping at. Last year, you used to be able to just sit down, order all your parts in one go, and then you were good to go. But nowadays, that is not the case. You can usually end up finding yourself spending at least another $300 to $400 over what you were able to spend last year. So, my goal in this video is to show you guys with some patience and some deal hunting, you can build a gaming PC for pre-shortage or pre- Ramageddon pricing or maybe even a little cheaper still. I've been taking over the deal section of our Discord server as well as our uh X account. So, while searching for tech deals and stuff like that, I realized that there is lots of money to be saved here, which is why I'm making the video in the first place. So, if you do still want to build a gaming PC this year, I definitely recommend joining our Discord server and signing up for those toasty deal notifications or just follow our X account because I post there daily as well. So, that's our main goal for this video. And without further ado, I'm going to show you my first part. So, one of the first things that we're going to be looking for when putting together a deal only gaming PC is going to be the CPU, motherboard, and RAM combo. At least that's what I'm going to be trying to start with because that's where you're going to be saving the most amount of money. We went ahead and started off our deal hunting section with a pretty fire deal. And that deal is this right here, the Samsung 990 Pro SSD with a heat sink within 1 TBTE capacity. Not too bad for the price, honestly. I think this is pretty much what they used to go for before all the price hikes. Not off to a bad start. >> Later. It's currently 10:44 and if you guys remember my last clip, I mentioned that I was looking for a CPU motherboard and RAM combo. Well, I think I found it and I went ahead and bought it without their permission. So, I'm hoping that this is going to be okay and we can actually go through with this. But, I'll show you the combo right now. One second. So, here it is. This is the 9850 X3D combo with an x870 gaming x Wi-Fi 7 and decolor 32 gigs of DDR5 CL26 RAM. And it's $699, which is really, really good. I mean, you're saving $518 supposedly given the fact that your RAM is valued at $499, which I think is ridiculous, but alas, you also get a M75 wireless RG mouse. This is still really good pricing for the brand new CPU, motherboard, and all. You're probably saving around $200 realistically. So, I still think that's a pretty good win. It's been a couple days since I bought my motherboard, CPU, and RAM combo. And of course, with the fact that I went with a higherend combo, comes with a higherend GPU. And with everything rising in price right now, I found a pretty good deal on Woot. So, you can see here we have the AMD XFX Mercury RX970 XTOC and this is down to $649. Based on the time of filming this video and planning all these parts out, you can usually find 9070 XTs for around $750 for the cheaper models and then around $799 to $850 for the higherend models. This one being a higherend model, if you haven't seen these XFX cards, they are really beefy. So, I'm really excited to get my hands on this one. And I think $649 is a really solid price considering you're spending at the bare minimum hundred extra dollars on average for a 970 XT right now. So, not a bad pickup. This is about as good as I think we're going to get for our 9850XD. We're a little over halfway through the hunt for these PC parts. And I won't lie, it is taking quite some time. And if you're someone who doesn't care about parting together each PC component and building it, you should definitely check out today's sponsor, Jawa.gg. Jawa is a fantastic enthusiast marketplace that's built for PC gamers. 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So, that got me thinking, why not just use a free cooler that was sent to us? Just kidding. I actually did find an AIO that I actually wanted to show you guys. And I also picked up the rest of the parts while I was at it because the rest of them honestly aren't as crazy of deals that you can save a lot of money on. I priced it out and I could have gone for a slightly bit of cheaper stuff, but I was only saving about $70. Starting off with that AIO, which is the PC cooler DE360 Max in black. $55. It'll go really nice in our case, which is the O1 Mini V2 from Liam Lee. Now, this is the normal price they sit at, and I kind of did deviate from my um goal here for this challenge of finding dealonly parts, but I will say for again a high-end build like this, I feel like it's okay to spend an extra 20 or so dollars on a case that you really want. So, there are deals out there with no pre-installed fans, but I didn't want to spend the money on extra fans, which would have ended up bringing the price past $100. So, for 100 bucks, this is one of my absolute favorite cases, and I still think it's a really good deal if you're wanting to save a couple extra bucks, not spend over $100 on fans and the case itself. For our power supply, this is one of the last items we're picking up. And it's $59 for this RaidMax Cobra ATX 3.1 850 watt fully modular 80 plus gold. It's Ctier on the SPL tier list. So, that's good enough for me, honestly. Solid unit, fully modular, and $60 for an 850 watt. Is insane pricing. And the last pickup that we had is some sleeve cables. Fully optional here, but there technically was a discount to this. They're normally 32.66. They had a brand coupon that I actually already redeemed when buying these uh for 10% off. So, brought these down to $29. I got all these parts ordered, and they should be showing up here within a week or so. And the total price for all these parts is around $1,700. So, not too bad for a build at this level in 2026, especially with DDR5 and higherend parts like a 970 XT and then newest and greatest gaming CPU, the 9850X3D. So, all we got to do now is wait for these parts to come in and then we'll show them to Matt and Jackson. Now, I know that you guys have been seeing that credit card racking up, but >> Mhm. The parts are all here. So, I wanted to show you guys and then I'm also going to have you guys guess each price, how much I paid for it. And then at the end, we'll do kind of like a round it up total. So, >> all right. >> I believe I'll get I'll give him some uh some faith here with this one. But that credit card >> I don't know because when I think Jonah and deals, I think aesthetics and I feel like aesthetics don't mean deals. So, >> there are some aesthetics here. >> Okay. Not too much. >> I can see the aesthetics, but honestly, you're you're right on that. I don't see anything crazy so far. We'll kind of start off with our CPU, motherboard, and RAM. >> Oh, this guy loves the combos. >> You guys know I love my >> This guy loves his combos. >> So, we have our Ryzen 7 9850 X3D, the newest and the greatest. Yeah. The 32 gigs of VCOL DDR5 RAM. And this is 6,000 mega transfers at CL26. >> It's not RGB, unfortunately. And then we have our Gigabyte x870 Gaming X Wi-Fi 7. Not a bad uh board, but yes, this is this was a combo. I will give you guys that. How much do you think I paid for this combo? So, we've been seeing a lot of these combos. So, we're no strangers to the combos. This is the higherend one. Um, what are the prices we've been seeing? Is it like >> So, this is like a a Newegg thing. You're looking at like usually $799 give or take. How much is the CPU alone? The CPU is 500, right? >> CPU is MSRP of 500. Sometimes they go down to 480. >> Okay. So, >> I'm going to go $7.99 based on what I've been seeing. >> I bought this for $6.99. >> Oh, okay. And and I will say even then $799 for this combo is amazing because you're probably retail price spending like like they mentioned 500 on the CPU, you're spending 220 on the GPU, I'm sorry, on the motherboard and then you're spending about 375 to 400 on your DDR5 RAM. So you're saving hundreds of dollars. But we also got a free Corsair M75 mouse, which is technical value, but it's it's nothing amazing. I unboxed it, took a look at it. It's nothing crazy, but it's a good mouse. >> Free mouse is crazy. >> Free mouse. >> I am I will say it wasn't the I wish I would have gone with two terabytes, but this is actually the first item I picked up. I didn't think I was going to get that nice of a combo, so I would have gone 2 terabytes. But it is a Samsung 990 Pro with heat sink, which I did remove and voided the warranty on. >> That voids the warranty. >> It does. Samsung's so stupid with that. But um yes. How much do you think I paid for this 1 TB NVMe? >> 135. >> 140 >> 109 even. Okay, that's actually not horrible for a one terab, especially a Samsung drive. >> Yes, and I will say you can on average you're seeing NVMEs go for around $140 right now for one tab. But yes, 109 from Walmart. Yeah, not too bad. I didn't remove the heat sink cuz it will not fit on our motherboard with that cover. So, I had to do what I had to do. >> We we know the Cobra. >> I will say you guys know the Cobra power supplies. The these are probably average prices what they're being going for right now. Um but just take a guess on this 850 watt here cuz this is an 850 watt fully modular. 750 goes for 50. >> Oh, is it 50? >> 50. Okay, >> so this one's probably 65. >> Uh, I'll say 60. Maybe you got a deal. >> It is $60. $69.99. >> That is insane value. Now, like I said, this is not a deal that you have to like I like sniped or anything, but it is a still really good price and it's a good uh tier. It is fully modular and the cables are super nice. So, a lot of people have been going for these. So, I even posted a deal putting people onto this one because it is still the best deal you can buy on an 850 watt for a higherend build. So, >> definitely a good example of don't just spring for Corsair is >> Yeah, exactly. Cuz those are like 80 to 90 to 100 plus dollars and this is almost half the price. This is my other pickup as well that I got a pretty good deal on. >> All AMD, baby. >> All AMD, guys. And best GPU, >> the 970 XT, the best GPU. Uh, it's what I have. It's what Matt has. It's what Zach has. This is the nice thick chunky S XFX model. And um what do you think I paid for this one? >> So these have gotten more expensive. I know the really cheap model, that ASRock one, is what, like 650, something like that. No, it it used to be >> it's now 729. >> 729. Okay. >> Um so I'm going to say this one is 750. >> 720. >> 650. >> 650. Okay. Woot. That's a good winner, do you think? No, the these are new in box. Um, is like an Amazonbased discount website that they get overstock and stuff and they do do PC parts every single day. So, these are daily deals you can cash in on. I posted this one on the Discord server. This is supposedly the nicest 9070 XT you can buy. And for 650, it is still above MSRP, but for a nice thick three slot model like this, you're definitely getting your money's worth for the extra like 20, 30, 40 bucks than what you used to be able to get them at. Average price on a a model like this, a higherend model, is $799. So, you're saving 150 bucks compared to like a Nitro Plus like what I have at home. This is the Lean O1 Dynamic Mini V2 Flow. Long name. Yes. Um, but average price on these, you guys probably know $9.90. >> I was I was looking at this case for my build when I was my person. I was thinking about it. Is it like $89? >> It's $99 for the fans included. I think it's like 80 for the no fan option, but I like the black pre-installed fans. No lean lee software. Could have saved like 30 40 bucks if I really wanted to go absolutely cheap. But I kind of like the uh I feel like for the case, it's worth spending the extra 20 bucks on if you really want a specific look. And that's kind of what I wanted to do here. Like an all black high quality heavy case with some cool aesthetics, too. So, I still think of all the higherend cases, this is a good value. Um, so it kind of sticks to that deal kind of category that we're kind of going with this video cuz it is very thick. Um, high quality materials and it's heavy. So, >> and it wouldn't be a Jonabel without what's on top of that. >> That's right, guys. These are Asia Horse black and purple sleeved cables. And technically speaking, um, I did do a bit of a deal on this cuz they do run coupons on these from time to time depending on the color. >> And, uh, yeah, these were supposed to be $32.66 as MSRP and I got them for 10% off as a coupon. So, $29.39 and they um have a nice purple and black color scheme to them. >> Nice. >> Yeah, these um I I wanted these specifically and these are a little more expensive than your typical ones because this 97DXT has three eight pins for the power. >> You guys know if you if you do three eight pins, you can put a 24 pin comb on it and it looks crispy. >> Mhm. >> So, that's why I did the sleeve cables. Yes. >> It feels OG. >> It feels OG. Yeah. So, I went back to the roots a bit and added some sleeve cables and they were technically a deal still, but nothing like to write home about. It's a couple bucks. >> PC cooler >> and PC cooler. Most of the time, Thermal, right, is your kind of go-to. These are pretty much the exact same price. To be honest, I am comparing most average coolers on the market for 360 ms being around what you guys think like 70 to 90. >> 70 to 90 is your average normally priced cooler. Guess how much this one was? >> 50. >> CPS price like 55 bucks. You were right on the dot, Jackson. $55.99. This is their sale price. Um, it is on a bit of a discount. And these are kind of like the average up and down prices based on tracker history that these are sitting at right now. And I think it's a pretty nice option. Um, I like how the fans look and then the block is a kind of a nice look as well. So, and I'm excited to try this one out cuz I think it'll look really good with these fans and inside this case. But >> what's the total you spent, Jonah? Total we spent in the savings realm is $1,70236 is a subtotal. So $1,700 for top-of-the-line CPU for gaming and top-of-the-line AMD GPU with good supporting hardware, I think it's pretty good. And I did the math and given sales and different prices and stuff like that on what we would normally average pay on one of these PCs right now in this market without combos, you're probably looking at around $2,300. Wow. >> So there's a rough $600 in savings there. And I think that's pretty good. Uh because realistically a higherend build like this should easily cost over two grand. That's with my splurge on a nicer case and sleeve cables. So I think it's a pretty good deal personally. >> So how are you going to pay for this? >> Um I'm I'm going to need you all to like the video down below. So we got to make up this money somehow. So uh but yeah, that's all the parts. So I'm going to have them build it now. >> Did you factor in the build fee? >> The build fee is uh um a good job. A little pat on the back. >> Yeah, pat on the back. Segue the transition. I have never heard of this in my life of PC building, which hasn't been a long one, but so obviously right now there is a vertical GPU mount uh installed on the side of this case, but that's because if you look here, the PC the PCIe lane for your GPU, it ain't lining up because >> if you want an ATX board to work in this Lean Lee case, it needs to be on the on the second slot for the PCIe lanes. >> You would find the line. >> That's what I say. Just I feel like some people won't believe it. >> You have you have to read the line this right here. Due to its compact design, the O1 Dynamic Mini V2 only has five slots. The first slot left out, which is what we need. So, ATX motherboards that require the GPU to be installed in the first slot may not be compatible. For users with such motherboards, use the included vertical GPU bracket as needed. But what they don't give you is a vertical riser, which is the riser. >> You're probably be looking at 60 to 100 bucks, I guess. >> Yeah, probably. >> Your price to performance, Jonah. >> It went down the drain. >> It's got to look really cool. You know what I should have done? An Okinos case. >> Okinos would never do you like that. >> They would never do me like that. >> Remember when you said you're like, I could have gotten a cheaper case, but I want something a little more premium. This is a premium. >> This is the price I have to pay. >> So, yeah, we're going to have to order one on Amazon. Hopefully, it shows up quickly. We'll figure out which one is the best one for it. And then the build will continue. >> And wow, it's looking good. Now, let's cue that montage. >> Cue the montage. Recue the montage. >> Recue it up. Heat. Heat. Guys, we're in the finals. best game on the planet. For video settings, we are running borderless full screen. Uh high settings with epic view distance and low foliage, no rate tracing, DLSS set to balanced, and we're playing some uh power shift. Thought I'd show you guys how real gamer plays. I actually run uh very similar settings to what I play at home. And but we're playing powers shift again. And these are settings that I run normally at home. I run a bit lower settings honestly. I just wanted to show you guys what you can expect uh on average running around 200 FPS. Oh, this guy doesn't he didn't where he was at. My god, he actually scorpion like get over here type typeish. >> I think that's a paid actor. >> That got that kill. >> Looking pretty good though. Average of 210 1% love 112. Ain't bad. >> Not too bad. This game is such a good looking game too. kick anymore. >> Oh. Oh, >> the GPU even though it's almost touching the glass is running very cold. >> Definitely touching the glass. >> Yeah. >> He gooed all over him. >> Oh. >> Oh my god. >> The sword strikes again. >> He's right behind me, isn't he? >> There it is. >> I think you'll win. >> That's a D. Now, let's let the real gamers play. >> It's as easy as that. >> We are now benchmarking Resident Evil Reququum, the new Resident Evil game. Uh we're going to do the kind of same thing we did before, just the opening scene that everyone seems to love with how beautiful it looks. Uh we're currently running the following settings. We're at uh 1440p uh with a variable frame rate. We have high settings. We have upscale quality set to custom, but we are running FSR4 uh which is cool. FSR FSR4 supported game on balance. No frame gen on. Hey, page up. Hell yeah. >> So pretty. >> This is looking pretty dang good. I'm gonna do what I did last time. I'm just gonna stare into these people's souls. This guy's like hiding in the darkness. >> Now, one thing we noticed, and you're probably noticing, Jonah is so locked into gameplay. Uh that is probably important to mention a little bit, is the GPU is definitely getting a bit warm up against the glass. It's not within the point where it's like throttling down or anything, but it is getting a little bit warm. Um and it's just kind of slowly getting up there. slowly getting up there, which is causing the fans to be a bit louder than we would like. >> Um, ideally, >> it just really sucks that that Lee and Lee case does that. I I'm not a huge fan of that at all. Um, I really don't like how they advertise that and you kind of get stuck in a position like we did where if our motherboard is not exactly perfect for it, ATX is not the move with that case. >> It's definitely the first time I've ever seen that be a thing. And I don't I don't understand how it's not preventable by like just slightly modifying where the, you know, the IO shield ends. I was thinking if I can go in traffic, but I don't think I can. Or we go down the alley. We don't know why we're going down the alley. >> I want to go in here. >> I really want to go here. >> God, I need to go in this alley. Do not cross. Oh, I'm coming in you. I trust you. >> He's like, I don't get paid enough for this. But as you guys can see, yeah, the temperature is up to around 72. The most saw in the finals is about 74. It just makes the build audibly more loud than we would like. So, perfect world. Would a different case? Um, wouldn't have to deal with the issue of the riser cable and everything with this really thick GPU. Or if you were following this at home, you could go with the riser cable with a much thinner version of the 970 XT. We got like the thickest possible version as well. >> I don't think they make a thicker version. >> So any other model would have been perfectly fine, but 137 average 1% of 100. Brand new Resident Evil game running great at 1440p. Let's try another game. >> This is Counterstrike uh CS2, and we're actually running what the game recommended. I figured why not? Um, so it's 1440p uh with pretty much like high settings and no uh fidelity super res. If I have a second here, I'm just gonna try to grab a couple kills and then I will just go like low settings just so that cuz I know a lot of people like would not dare touch higher settings in Counterstrike cuz why try to make a game look good? >> Yeah. Why would you try >> when like when you're already getting 400 FPS, why not get 500 and make it look bad, right? And when you have a performance focused PC, like what are you doing? Exactly. Is this game okay? That is a lot of VRAM. Is something up in the background or is it really run that much? That's a lot of VRAM for CS. >> It is pulling a Look at the wattage. >> I guess high settings CS uses 9 gigs of VRAM. >> All right, this looks really good at like these higher settings. Let's see if I can just break the game real quick. Low. Let's see what the Vero drop is like once you go low. That was quick. >> Wow. CS has really fixed themselves. It definitely doesn't look as good, but um >> average 500. >> Yeah. Yeah. I mean, 1% lows are quite a bit up, too. And I know for some people that matters this the people that are um you know, like bottom frags and they're like, "Oh, I'm doing bad because of my FPS." But could you do bad? Could you Could you FPS if if >> Oh yeah, baby. >> Crazy. All right, we're going to get We're going to grab one more kill. >> It's beginning to feel like a guy. >> I got him. You really couldn't even tell, but I killed him. All right, so CS pretty crazy. We're getting well over 400 FPS at 1440p. Uh, do we have another? >> Uh, no, not another one. Let's bring Jonah in to kind of recap what happened with this build. >> See how he feels about it now. >> See how he feels about it. There were some ups and downs with it, but for the most part, price performance still looks pretty good. We got that 3D Mark score at the end with the Riser card. And uh, let's talk about it. So to wrap up these benchmarks, we ran 3D Mark Time Spy and we got a total score of 25,397 with the GPU earning a score of 20,893 and the CPU earning a score of 13,713, which is a 7 cents per point score. Now answer one important question. Did Jonah defy the odds of building a gaming PC in 2026 and get good price to performance or should we have gone with the pre-built? And honestly, I think the answer is for a high-end build. He did a very good job getting the price performance down. Obviously, there was some misfortunes with the case, which I still think is pretty bad on Lean Leaf for having that be the standard. But you guys can let us know down below if you think that is a thing we should have known about ahead of time, but now we do know, and we're probably going to use this case a lot less because of that. But the build itself in terms of all the major components performed very well. Yeah. Overall, the build turned out very aesthetically pleasing. But Jonah, what do you think? Are you proud of this build? >> Um, I feel like I could have done better at this point with the case. I I I do know that with it being a tech deal challenge, I could have definitely saved $60 or so dollars on not going with the cables and the case itself. And I really wish I saved the money on the case now given how everything turned out. But at the end of the day, we live and we learn. This PC still looks really good. Um unfortunately with how this build is vertically mounted, attempts could be better still. So there might be some messing around off camera seeing how we can perfect this build, but I think it still turned out pretty good. >> Yeah, guys, we hope you enjoyed Jonah's build today on the YouTube channel. Well, if you did, make sure you check out our other T YouTube channels and also our twitch.tv/to toastyb bros. Do not forget to like, comment, and subscribe. >> See you guys on the next one. Bye-bye. >> Now, if you're wondering how Jon was able to get all these baller deals, he was able to get them because he is toasty deals on Discord. Discord.gg/toasty bros on our deal section and they get posted to Twitter as well. Join our Discord using the link down below. And when you want to buy a PC, you can head over to PC Bros as well, where this PC will be for sale eventually. If it's not gone already, use all the links down below to buy PCs from us and see all our social media. 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PC Building might seem expensive right now, but that doesn’t mean building a PC should be out of the question. Oftentimes, you can take advantage of bundles, flash deals, and even some used/open box deals to build an amazing pre-RAMageddon pricing build. Today we’re doing just that! Or rather, tasking our deal hunter Jonah, who hunts daily for deals, to put together a build ONLY using tech deals to prove that PC building isn’t dead. Save money going used with Jawa! - https://jawa.link/TBMar26 This channel contains affiliate links for which I may be compensated. Lian Li O11 Dynamic Mini V2 Black Amazon: https://amzn.to/4rZE5Ki Newegg: https://newegg.io/ncbf17ae95 Ryzen 7 9850X3D + X870 + 32GB Ram Combo Newegg: https://newegg.io/ncf271ba70 Ryzen 7 9850X3D 8 Core 16 Thread Amazon: https://amzn.to/4srKhu3 Newegg: https://newegg.io/nc3dca62e4 XFX Mercury RX 9070XT 16GB GDDR6 Amazon: https://amzn.to/3OZhPBp Newegg: https://newegg.io/ncc36b7ba9 Gigabyte X870 Gaming X Wi-Fi 7 Amazon: https://amzn.to/40HTNxs Newegg: https://newegg.io/ncd7da1158 1TB Samsung 990 Pro w/ Heatsink Amazon: https://amzn.to/3OMF6ql Newegg: https://newegg.io/nc20ecd354 32GB V-Color DDR5-6000 MT/S CL26 (2x16) Amazon: https://amzn.to/3N01xry Newegg: https://newegg.io/nc9619350e Raidmax 850W 80+ Gold Fully Modular Amazon: https://amzn.to/47aGcSY Newegg: https://newegg.io/nc03ab6bef PCCooler DE360 Max - Black Amazon: https://amzn.to/3OP1MpU Newegg: https://newegg.io/nc79a3920a AsiaHorse Purple/Black Sleeved Cables Amazon: https://amzn.to/4d3rxww Buy a PC from us! - https://pcbros.tech/ "ToastyBros" to save 3% Want to win a PC? Follow us on Twitch - https://www.twitch.tv/toastybros 👉 Follow us on X - https://x.com/ToastyBrosTech 👈 👉 Buy our Merch! - https://pcbros.tech/collections/pcbros-merch 👈 👉 Follow us on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/toastybros👈 👉 Discord Community - https://discord.gg/toastybros 👈 👉 TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@toastybrosofficial 👈 Chapters: 0:00 - Intro & Gameplan 1:21 - Shopping Time 6:12 - Parts Reveal to Matt & Jack 14:31 - Building Time! ... With a Twist 15:11 - WHY LIAN LI 16:41 - Run it Back! 17:31 - Benchmarking the "Best Game" 19:03 - Resident Evil Requiem w/ Case Issues 21:11 - CS2 High 22:03 - CS2 Low 23:06 - Should you just buy a prebuilt? The Toastybros is comprised of Matt and Jackson, two tech heads with a passion for creating content. They have been creating content for years on YouTube and the Toastybros has become their most successful channel. Please consider subscribing to see more content like this! ✌👊