viberbread

since then, i gradually kept making abdm videos almost weekly, ranging from shitposts to guides to whatever, but about half a year later, i found a new game to base myself in — your bizarre adventure.

yba lasted for a long time, with its reign ending in about 2022, and evade took its place.

evade is a special game to me, as it is one where i found most of my online friends, and, most importantly, my wife (though only multiple years later after viberblx, crazy, ain't it)

after evade died out, the "dark times" of viberblx began. i had started high school at that point, leading me to spend far less time on the channel, which resulted in its DEATH💀.

however, on october 13, 2023, i decided to start it all anew. lose my audience, lose my (almost) 100k subscribers, and start fresh!

at that point i was really fond of obscure roblox games, as those were some of the most interesting ones to play, so i decided to dedicate my channel to them.

with that love in mind, i made a channel — "viberbread" — the same one this website is based off of.

viberbread is a special chapter in my life, where i've seen the most expansive growth, both personally and career-wise. i've met many great folks: developers, youtubers, and, most importantly for this channel, genuinely great games.

without the efforts of the developers who wake up every day to work on their passion-filled projects, i really wouldn't exist, so a big thank you to all of you.

viberbread saw a thunderous popularity rise during the initial "underrated roblox games" craze, which i'd like to believe i started — but about a year later, in 2024-2025, it kinda died out.

that led me to try all sorts of new ideas: game reviews, rants, guides, and my most prized video of all — the iceberg of amazing roblox games.

initially it was planned to be a 10-minute video covering a very short iceberg of literally just underrated roblox games. i wanted to review them with just a little spin on the presentation.

however, during editing i met laughability and corny, whom you'll see later on this website.

those two, along with divided's last to leave roblox series, inspired me to broaden the scale of the iceberg — so i turned it into a 30-minute cinematic masterpiece i'm genuinely proud of.

i invited daiorg, piggorblx, senprista, laughability, divided and corny, and they all recorded voicelines for me. all these great people putting in effort for my project — crazy.

the iceberg's development lasted over 3 months, during which it admittedly wasn't the best time in my life. the release, despite underperforming by my expectations, still made things better.

that brings us to today. viberbread is not in its best state, but it's an important part of my personal life — i'm actively working on many things at once and trying to get out of my godforsaken country in order to be able to even work, let alone live.

i hope you enjoyed reading this. have a beautiful day