Who are the Slushy Noobz YouTubers?

Learn more about the infamous duo Martin and Hamzah and their YouTube careers.

Olivia Garber, Amelia Gutierrez, and Sophia Nash • May 23, 2026

A photo of the dynamic duo, Slushy Noobz – Martin and Hamzah. (Photo courtesy of @slushynoobz on Instagram)

LOS ALAMITOS, Calif. – Martin Andrijasevic and Hamzah Ahmed make up the popular YouTube channel @Slushy Noobz, and have recently released a documentary about their life. The documentary, named “Slushy Noobz Out of Character,” has multiple parts and depicts the chaotic day-to-day lives of these YouTubers.

Additionally, Slushy Noobz has a podcast called “Out of Character,” which has 386,000 subscribers. Their podcast has received traction for a glimpse into Slushy Noobz’s silly lives. Besides becoming pop culture icons, the Slushy Noobz also have popular merch. Their designs, including Hamzah’s “nap queen” sweatshirt and Martin’s “find x” t-shirt, have currently sold 30,000 orders worldwide

“I think they’re funny and have a unique sense of humor,” said LAHS junior and Slushy Noobz fan Bailey Baker.

Slushy Noobz have been featured in the Marty Supreme movie, debated the popular political influencer Dean Withers and collaborated with the influencer 4FreakShow and viral artists including 2hollis, Nettspend, Osamason, Snow Strippers and Playboi Carti. The pair also tends to reference and collaborate with YouTubers like @turtlewithhat, @quenblackwell, @sturniolotriplets, @HasanAbi, @theoneandonlykatieb and @vanillamace. They also collaborated with famous rapper NLE Choppa.

But what is the Slushy Noobz YouTube channel?

The Slushnoobz YouTube channel was created in 2023. Martin and Hamzah were both famous TikTokers; they had thousands of followers with millions of likes and views on multiple videos. Hamzah was part of the TikTok content group @4FreakShow, and Martin was popular for his dry humor in his personal videos. Martin was from Canada and Hamzah was from the United States. Luckily, they ended up connecting on TikTok, then meeting in Toronto, Canada, making their YouTube channel, which currently has over one million subscribers.

They started to gain traction in 2025 through the popularity of their “brainrot” gaming videos, vlogs and mukbangs. Their YouTube style mimics early 2010s child YouTubers, and often includes intense “online sludge” or pop culture references. Their videos are often a mix of vlogs, gaming and “dayglo nihilism” (a reflection of postmodern attitudes, cultural critique and existential emptiness common in the 1980s and 1990s).

The Slushy Noobz are very involved in pop culture, from conflicting attitudes towards pop icons, like Demi Moore, Olivia Rodrigo and Taylor Swift, to Martin modeling for the popular fashion brand Heaven by Marc Jacobs and even dressing up as pop culture characters such as Elphaba, Glinda, Mr. Beast and the “White Chicks” characters (Tiffany and Brittany).

Their pop culture impact was solidified in 2025 when they held a viral boxing match against each other.

Besides becoming pop culture icons, the Slushy Noobz also donate and volunteer at charity and food drives. According to Patreon and other merch contact channels, Slushy Noobz have volunteered at Toronto’s Nourish East End on Dec 2025 at 24 McGee Street. They encouraged followers to donate to the drive by giving non-perishable food items and personal hygiene products to community members. On Eventbrite and Instagram, Hamzah and Martin promoted the event and also encouraged people to follow and donate to Nourish East End.

“Slushy Noobz, Martin and Hamzah host a popular YouTube channel based in Toronto. In December 2025, they reached out to Nourish, offering to host a food drive event with their fans,” said the Donors – Nourish East End website.

Martin and Hamzah are pictured with Nourish East End at the donation drive (Photo courtesy of Nourish East End).

Slushy Noobz represents the era of the internet where authenticity, irony, and chaos blend together to create magnetic attention. Their humor, editing, and ability to turn everyday moments into entertainment are what make them so popular. They help shape the language of modern social media, with their influence stretching beyond YouTube, inspiring trends, online humor and the audience that interacts with the creators. Slushy Noobz is evidence that personality and genuine connection can leave a huge impact on popular culture and online entertainment.

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Olivia Garber, Staff Writer

Olivia Garber is a senior at LAHS and in her second year of journalism. Her passions include pop culture and current affairs. On campus, she loves to study Japanese while progressing her knowledge in the biomedical field. This year, Garber hopes to win a best of SNO award and dive deeper into student interest. After high school, she plans to pursue a career in speech pathology and attain a master’s degree in audiology. Off campus, you can find her shopping or hanging out with friends. You can contact Olivia at [email protected]

Amelia Gutierrez, Social Media Editor

Amelia Gutierrez is a senior at Los Alamitos High School, and this is her second year in Journalism. This year, she is a Social Media Editor, where she runs the Gazette’s Instagram page and edits other classmates’ articles. She is currently gaining journalism experience as a Youth Center fundraising intern and a Spotlight Schools editorial intern. She was published in the Rossmoor Newsletter and hopes to earn a Best of SNO award this year. Outside of school, Amelia enjoys hanging out with her friends and singing and dancing in the LAHS choir program. In her free time, she participates in Key Club and helps the environment. You can contact Amelia at [email protected].