Sneako

Sneako was born in New York City and is of Haitian and Filipino descent. His father grew up in France before immigrating to the United States, and Sneako speaks French at a conversational level. He has two siblings, Julie and Vincent.

In early 2023, Sneako relocated to Miami, Florida, and converted to Islam in April of that year. Following his conversion, he documented travels to Saudi Arabia, Bosnia, and several countries across Southeast Asia, often collaborating with international Muslim creators. In his personal relationships, he previously dated model Lily Fofana.

Sneako launched his YouTube channel in May 2013, initially posting gameplay commentary videos centered on titles like Call of Duty: Black Ops II. Over time, his channel evolved from gaming into lifestyle vlogs, philosophical rants, and a short-form video series titled One Minute Podcast.

He gained substantial online attention through man-on-the-street interviews conducted in New York City, including provocative social experiments such as "Would You Say the N-Word for 1 Dollar" and discussions regarding gender roles and modern dating. During this period, he also worked briefly on video production for prominent YouTuber Jimmy Donaldson, known online as MrBeast, before pursuing independent full-time content creation.

During the early 2020s, Sneako shifted his focus toward right-wing political commentary, anti-feminist rhetoric, and discussions centered on the manosphere. He frequently collaborated with and cited the influence of figures such as Andrew Tate, Myron Gaines, and political streamer Nick Fuentes. In late 2022, he participated in Kanye West's presidential campaign team alongside Fuentes, contributing to social media production.

His commentary and debate streams generated extensive controversy, drawing widespread criticism from civil rights organizations and online commentators for promoting antisemitic conspiracy theories, Holocaust denial, and misogynistic rhetoric. Sneako and other internet personalities were featured in Louis Theroux's 2026 documentary, Louis Theroux: Inside the Manosphere.

In October 2022, YouTube terminated Sneako's primary and secondary channels for repeated terms-of-service violations. He subsequently faced bans across Twitch, Instagram, and TikTok, prompting him to migrate his livestreaming operations to Rumble and Kick, where he maintained a substantial audience among young male viewers.

In late 2024, he introduced a street-interview series titled Project X exclusively on X. In October 2025, after approximately three years of suspension, YouTube reinstated his main channel, and he regained access to the platform's partner monetization program the following month.