Fans Reacts To Packgod Face Reveal On Social Media Platforms

Packgod, also known as a void, and Voydage, is a famous American YouTuber and rapper. He is known for his diss tracks and has dissed almost every popular YouTuber. His most popular target is Jake Paul, and his diss tracks towards Jake Paul were so popular that even KSI reacted to the video.

Packgod, also known as a void, and Voydage, is a famous American YouTuber and rapper.

He is known for his diss tracks and has dissed almost every popular YouTuber. His most popular target is Jake Paul, and his diss tracks towards Jake Paul were so popular that even KSI reacted to the video.

He has dissed many content creators and received a lot of clout and fame because of it. His fame can be seen in his subscriber count as his main channel, void, where he posts two to three times a month, has over 431K subscribers.

His second channel Packgod is not far behind a void and has over 395K subscribers as of the writing of this article.

He had to make his second channel due to some problems with his associate Leg.

Has Packgod Done A Face Reveal?

Packgod revealed his face to the public and his fans after he created the Packgod channel due to tensions with Leg.

What happened was that the void channel was originally run by both packgod and void. As the co-owners of the track, they both had access to the channel.

They also had a Spotify account and a discord server, both under void. However, around the beginning of this year, Leg falsely accused Packgod of being a pedophile, banned him from his discord, and locked him out of the void channel, Spotify, and Youtube channel.

The leg did so with no provocation and has since made videos "exposing"  Packgod, but it's clear to see that Packgod is in the right, but he has lost everything.

Packgod tried to contact Leg to figure out what was going on, but Leg completely blocked him and did not let him speak on the matter, and since has stated that he does not wish to associate with Packgod while constantly making videos about Packgod.

He has also made videos aimed at Leg, asking him why he made it public rather than talking it out with him. He has stated that Leg is doing all this to get full access to the void channel instead of sharing it with Packgod.

Leg, too, instead of talking it out with Packgod, kept calling him racist, pedophile, and many other names, and later it was found that Leg did all of this so he could sell the channel to a Roblox gaming website for 15K and keep all of the money for himself.

What Happened Between Packgod And Leg?

Packgod and Leg met on Discord Packing servers and became friends by engaging in packing.

Packing is when people in a discord server start roasting each other, which usually devolves into rapping.

Leg, in his video about Packgod, claimed that he was in the packing servers before Packgod and that he started the void channel to collate all the packing content that was going on in the servers.

Leg and Packgod met while in the servers, soon after, Packgod joined, and they eventually ran the void channel together.

There are some collaborations in Leg's channel, too, and the two seemed to be close friends, with Packgod even calling Leg his friend. However, since the fallout, the two are not only not on speaking terms, but Packgod might take legal action. 

What Is Packgod's Real Name?

Packgod's real name is Elias Lichten. 

His real name and email address were leaked onto Youtube on a channel called speedrungod69.

Packgod said as much in his Leg Diss track, which he released on September 15, 2022.

In the video, he claimed that Leg released all of his info and stated that Packgod wrote most, if not all, of the raps and diss tracks on the void channel.

Packgod then proceeded to make a diss track at Leg, where he aired all of this information, especially threatening to take legal action against the former collaborator.

Leg, however, has not created diss tracks and is content with making normal rant-style Youtube videos with backgrounds of people gaming to keep making jabs at Packgod. 

So far, he has created three videos about Packgod. The first is The Truth About Packgod, which he uploaded on August 26, 2022.

This thirty-one-minute video was received nicely, and a lot of people just took it to mean that the two had a falling out and were largely sad and a bit tore up about it.

It got over 344K views and 16K likes. He uploaded the second video on September 5, 2022, which was a direct response to Packgod's video about everything Leg had done and different allegations about the matter.  

This video was seen by over 178K people and has 6.1K likes. As can be seen, the views and the likes are lessening, and the disparity between them is very great.

His last video was uploaded on October 2, 2022, and has over 155K views and 5.4K likes. What's different about this video is that he has turned all the comments off.

He hasn't posted any more videos since then or written on his channel's community page.

Packgod hasn't made any more videos on the matter but made over four videos about the situation. 

The difference between Packgod and Leg is that with every subsequent video that Leg made, people kept leaving his side, but the opposite happened to Packgod, with people joining his side the more videos he posted.

Packgod's Net Worth In 2022

Packgod's net worth has not been recorded, so his net worth and assets are currently undisclosed.

He is going through some legal issues, so his net worth might fluctuate.

Whatever assets he has received, he must have gotten them from the void channel. As stated above, the channel has over 400K subscribers and has received a total of 27,245,845 views as of the writing of this article.

He got all those views and success from roasting and making diss tracks about many popular content creators. The first of these was FaZa Clan. The American eSports team FaZe Clan, formerly known as FaZe Sniping, is based in Los Angeles, California.

The group features squads for FIFA, Fortnite, Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege, Call of Duty, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, and PLAYERUNKNOWN'S BATTLEGROUNDS.

They then made a diss track about Pokimane. Imane Anys, also known online as Pokimane, is a Canadian-Moroccan gamer, YouTuber, and Twitch streamer. She is well-known for her live streams of video games on Twitch, including Valorant, Among Us, League of Legends, Fortnite, and Fortnite.

Along with Myth and Ninja, she has one of the largest Twitch followings. Two years before starting her channel, in 2012, she began broadcasting on Twitch.

She is an important co-founder and contributor to OfflineTV.

However, their biggest target was perhaps Jake Paul. Jake Paul is a Cleveland, Ohio-born American YouTuber, musician, actor, and professional boxer.

He is well known for his boxing battles, vlogs, and the music video he made with Team 10 for the song "It's Everyday Bro." Along with his older brother Logan Paul, he was one of the most popular users on Vine.

In the months following Vine's demise in January 2017, Jake switched entirely to his YouTube channel. His YouTube channel is the 40th most subscribed in the United States as of February 2020, with over 20 million followers and over 6 billion views.

Jake Paul is one of the most divisive YouTube personalities.

Another famous diss receiver is Ricegum. RiceGum is the stage name of Bryan Quang Le, an American rapper and YouTuber most known for his online beef and diss recordings with other YouTube stars.

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