The Epiccw journey has been an interesting one. The name Epiccw started way back in 2010 when I was 11, I needed a name for an email so I could sign up for fantasy baseball. That was just the start for the Epiccw name though, in 2012 when I was 13, I began my YouTube journey, battling and reviewing Beyblades. I would spend a few years in this category. In 2014 I would shift more to a car related era talking about cars and doing a few RC videos as well, along with some videos on NASCAR. 2015 saw another massive shift more towards gaming content, I was doing gaming content prior but in 2015 I got a PlayStation 4 which elevated my recording ability. The next few years were heavily focused on gaming, mainly GTA Online, Overwatch and NASCAR Games. In 2018 I got into reviewing Overwatch league games and giving my opinion on what I saw. In 2020 my channel had a massive upgrade, I made use of Covid money and invested in getting a new computer along with a capture card, this opened up new recording opportunities outside of PlayStation games for the first time. In late 2022 my friend Wanyá joined in a bigger role, he had been a part of content since 2012 but now he would be making his own content on the channel as well as being in up to 6 videos in a week. In 2023 I launched a series called The Racing Debrief, this focused on me talking about NASCAR, Formula 1 and occasionally Indycar racing. In January 2024 Wanyá left Epiccw entirely, leaving a massive hole to fill in. I opted to cut down on content creation on Youtube, still making 7 videos a week but expand the Epiccw brand to other places, including X which will host many past and future videos and also the launch of Epiccw.net which hosts a curation of my recent videos and my new journey into writing. I intend to write articles mostly about sports topics, those mainly being NASCAR and Formula 1. I have many ideas for the Epiccw brand in the future that I can’t wait to share. I hope you enjoy this website and the amazing world of Epiccw! Let's dive in. - Curtis