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YouTube Clips & Videos
Twenty essential uploads from the official Technoblade YouTube channel — embedded right here, with descriptions. Every clip is an original upload: his real voice, no edits, no re-uploads. From a 2014 clicking demo to the 131-million-view final message, this is his prime time as it actually happened.
The Early Grind (2014–2017)
Years before the world knew his name, Technoblade was grinding Hypixel minigames for a small audience — and quietly building the mechanical skill and deadpan delivery that would make him famous. These early uploads are pure, unedited Technoblade.
Proof I don’t autoclick
When chat accused him of using an autoclicker, teenage Technoblade responded the only way he knew how — by demonstrating his absurd clicking speed live, with no edits and no mercy. It is now the second most-viewed video on his entire channel (65M+ views), a time capsule from the era when he was still an anonymous Hypixel grinder.
Watch on YouTubebedwars 1000 winstreak (world record)
Technoblade takes Hypixel Bedwars seriously — seriously enough to chase down a 1,000-win streak, a world record at the time. Calm commentary, ruthless execution, and one-liners between perfect rushes. The video that taught the community what competitive Bedwars looks like.
Watch on YouTubebeating minecraft hardcore mode with a steering wheel
One of his most absurd challenges, completed for real: beating Minecraft in hardcore mode — one life only — using a racing wheel controller instead of a mouse. The result is a genuine gaming achievement delivered with completely flat, deadpan narration, and it remains a fan favorite.
Watch on YouTubeThe Breakout (2019)
2019 was the year everything changed. Technoblade entered public tournaments against famous YouTubers and simply refused to lose. The Minecraft Monday performances — all real voice, no script — turned him into a mainstream Minecraft star.
stabbing famous youtubers in minecraft for $10,000
The Minecraft Monday era begins. Keemstar’s tournament put big-name creators against each other for real money — and Technoblade treated it like a final exam, eliminating one famous YouTuber after another in PvP. His dry play-by-play of each elimination became instant community legend.
Watch on YouTubebullying famous youtubers in minecraft minigames
The title says it all. Technoblade runs through public minigames and tournament lobbies full of well-known creators, out-playing them while narrating everything in his signature monotone. Half the fun is the victims’ reactions; the other half is Technoblade pretending to feel bad about it.
Watch on YouTubeSkyblock: The Great Potato War
The most famous farming contest in Minecraft history begins. Technoblade declares war on rival farmer im_a_squid_kid over who would farm the most potatoes in Hypixel SkyBlock — and escalates it with spreadsheets, optimization theories and psychological warfare. The first chapter of a three-part saga watched by tens of millions.
Watch on YouTubeThe Championship Year (2020)
2020: the Potato War ends in victory, Technoblade wins two Minecraft Championship titles alongside all-star teams, and the legendary $100,000 duel against Dream finally settles who is the best PvP player in Minecraft.
Skyblock: Potato War 2
The war escalates. Both farmers push their grinds to the limit while Technoblade analyzes his rival’s strategy, counters it, and documents the whole campaign with charts and deadpan war reporting. It is genuinely one of the most committed rivalries the game has ever seen — over potatoes.
Watch on YouTubeSkyblock: Potato War 3 (FINALE)
The finale. After months of marathon farming sessions, Technoblade becomes the first player to reach 500,000,000 potatoes in Hypixel SkyBlock and wins the Great Potato War. The conclusion of the trilogy is one of the most-watched videos on the channel — a absurd goal, achieved through sheer, unreasonable persistence.
Watch on YouTubeSo We Won the Minecraft Championship ft. Tommy, Wilbur & Ph1lza
Technoblade’s first MC Championship (MCC) title, won alongside TommyInnit, Wilbur Soot and Ph1LzA. The video captures the whole run — the minigames, the teamwork, and Technoblade quietly carrying while pretending not to care. It is the first of his two MCC crowns.
Watch on YouTubeDream & Technoblade Win the Minecraft Championship
The two most feared PvP players in Minecraft finally team up — and win the whole event. Technoblade’s second MCC championship, this time alongside Dream, is the rare crossover event the entire community had demanded, delivered with his usual casual arrogance about the result.
Watch on YouTubeDream VS Technoblade: $100,000 Duel ANALYSIS
MrBeast put up $100,000 for a series of PvP duels between Dream and Technoblade — the two players everyone argued about — and Technoblade won it. This is his breakdown of the match: round by round, movement by movement, narrated in the calm voice of a man who never doubted the outcome.
Watch on YouTubeTechnoblade Breaks the Ace Race Record in Minecraft Championships
MCC’s Ace Race is a pure movement-skill course — and Technoblade, better known for combat, goes and breaks the event record. A reminder that behind the jokes was one of the most technically complete players the game has had: movement, mechanics and composure, all on camera.
Watch on YouTubeDream SMP Diaries (2020–2021)
On the Dream SMP roleplay server, Technoblade played “The Blade” — a stoic, unstoppable warrior with a taste for anarchy and the catchphrase “Blood for the Blood God!” His streams there produced some of the most rewatched moments in the server’s history.
Dream Visits Technoblade Searching for TommyInnit
TommyInnit, exiled from his nation, hides out with Technoblade — and Dream shows up at the door looking for him. What follows is an all-time awkward standoff between three of the server’s biggest characters, with Technoblade in the middle doing his best impression of a man who wants no part of anyone’s government.
Watch on YouTubetommyinnit gets ambushed
Technoblade launches a perfectly timed ambush on TommyInnit — live, unscripted, and loud. Pure chaotic energy between the two, and a perfect example of why their on-screen dynamic (big brother energy meets screaming teenager) became a fan-favorite pairing on the server.
Watch on YouTubetechnoblade vs dream: rap battle
Minecraft’s greatest rivalry, but musical. Dream and Technoblade trade diss verses at each other — both completely committed to the bit, both completely unable to sing. The community still can’t decide who won; Technoblade, naturally, claims he did.
Watch on YouTubePrime Clutches (2021)
When the odds said he was dead, Technoblade disagreed. These are the moments — in tournaments and in Among Us — where he pulled victories out of situations that were, by every reasonable measure, already lost.
technoblade among us clutch
Technoblade plays Among Us with his usual policy of never trusting anyone and never panicking — then tops it off with a clutch that only he seemed to believe was possible. A masterclass in keeping a monotone voice while doing something completely unhinged.
Watch on YouTubeTechnoblade’s 1v3 in the Minecraft Championship
Three opponents surround him, the odds are terrible, and Technoblade wins anyway. The 1v3 is the clip fans quote whenever someone asks why he was considered one of the best PvP players in Minecraft — composed, calculated, and completely unbothered, right up until the kills land.
Watch on YouTubeThe Final Chapter (2021–2022)
In August 2021, Technoblade announced he had been diagnosed with cancer. He kept making videos through treatment, with the same voice and the same humor. This section collects his most important uploads from that period — including his final message.
where I’ve been
The video nobody wanted but everyone respects: Technoblade announces that he has been diagnosed with cancer, after pain in his right arm and swelling in his shoulder led to the discovery. Even here, his voice never changes — honest, dry, and quietly asking viewers to get vaccinated and wear masks for the immunocompromised. In December 2021 he underwent a successful limb-salvage operation.
Watch on YouTubeso long nerds
The final message. Technoblade passed away from cancer in June 2022, and his father read the note he wrote eight hours before he died. It opens “Hello everyone, Technoblade here. If you’re watching this, I am dead”, reveals his name was Alex, and includes the line that now defines his memory: “If I had another hundred lives, I think I would choose to be Technoblade again every single time.” It became the top trending video on YouTube for all of 2022, with more than 30 million views in its first 24 hours.
Watch on YouTube10 million subs elbow reveal
His longest-running joke finally ends. What began as a promise — “if I get 1 million subs I will reveal one of my elbows”, fulfilled back in 2019 — concluded with this video, premiering six months after his passing as the channel crossed ten million subscribers. The elbow, at long last, was revealed. The community cried, then laughed, exactly as he would have wanted.
Watch on YouTubeMore uploads worth watching
Couldn’t fit all the classics in the twenty above — so here are the rest, straight from the official channel.
- Absolutely Ruining a $36,000 Minecraft Tournament
- I Became the Mayor of Skyblock
- the history of technoblade (1,000,000 sub elbow reveal)
- I Almost Became An Amputee
- cyberbullying skywars players at record speeds
- sapnap lore vs techno’s keyboard
- Technoblade makes Dream Fanart
- technoblade joins tiktok
- tommyinnit gets ambushed again
- technoblade yells at baby
- Technoblade meets Vikkstar & LazarBeam on Dream SMP
- Quackity Doesn’t Steal Technoblade’s Horse on Dream SMP
- Technoblade brings BadBoyHalo to the dark side (Dream SMP)