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Mr Oo (/mɪster u/) (idk how IPA works) is an anthropomorphic mushroom cow of the red variety who is a political terrorist, social media influencer, shitposter, YouTuber, tiktoker, gamer, a supreme leader of the 8 bit broadcast and a self-proclaimed legend who focuses on gaming, politics and sometimes sport.

Personal Information
Name: Mr Oo

Height: Unknown, but over 5ft and under 6ft.

Species: Red Mushroom Cow

Gender: Male

Religion: Egg Bezosism

Political Ideology: National Capitalism, Nazism (according to angry people on the internet), Tory (according to misinformed people), Mislead Capitalist

Strengths: Intellect

Weaknesses: Immaturity

Occupations: Social Media Influencer, Innocent People Influencer (Politician), Terrorist

Early History
The name 'Mr Oo' has an unknown origin. The name was first used by him around October 2020 in a game of Among Us. It is believed to be inspired by cartoon series Adventure Time 's 'Land of Ooo' but this way not be the case. His TikTok account reached 100 followers in December 2020. In January to February 2021, he started making usernames and accounts Mr Oo. This is the time when his YouTube channel and the 8-Bit Broadcast came into existence.

Follower War
In March 2021, Mr Oo began a follower war with a friend of his. They both exponentially grew, going from around 100 to 300 (Mr Oo) and 500 (c00kie_rl). This highly benefitted Mr Oo and influenced what was to come.

Among Us In Real Life
In April 2021, British TikToker Dylan Linton posted a video shortly after the Duke of Edinburgh Prince Philip's death making criticism of YouTuber Rebecca Zamolo's song, Among Us In Real Life, claiming it is the real reason the Queen's husband died. Mr Oo, inspired by TikToks he had seen of people spamming their friends with '😜Among😎us😘in😅real🐵life🤩SUS🤪SUS😜' (again, inspired by Rebecca Zamolo's song) and started spamming it on Dylan's video. The video went viral and Dylan made a response to Mr Oo claiming he 'thought he went viral but it was this' showing Mr Oo's excessive spamming. The comment he replied to got upwards of 7000 likes and got Mr Oo to 600 followers. The video was deleted at an unknown time and Dylan quit TikTok, but Mr Oo still has archives.

Creation of the Discord
In April and May 2021, Mr Oo involved himself in Discord servers of streamers 'boomxr' and 'ennzzz' (now known as 'Boomzer' and 'Antheral') and this would boost his attention. In May, he decided to make his own server. This server still remains the hub for his community to this day, and members from the aforementioned servers are still in the server to this day, though a numerous amount have sadly taken the wrong decision to leave. In the following months, more activity followed on Discord, including the creation of the Egg Bezos Cult server on July 8th by Attic Boy (formerly known as b1u3).

Omg did you call me baby?
This was a TikTok trend back in 2021 which featured lyrics:

Oh my god did you call me baby?

Maybe

Oh my god did he call her baby, maybe? I'm not okay, play it cool 'cause he likes that... cool.

plus the featuring of random personified images supposedly singing the lyrics. This trend had not seen light for a while, but Mr Oo got thousands of likes across the 4 videos he posted of this trend, getting to nearly 900 followers. (This was May-June 2021)

Xue hua piao pino bei feng xiao xiao
In March 2022, a video Mr Oo had posted around 8 months prior started blowing up.

The video featured an animation with Master Chief from Halo twerking on animated movie character Shrek when Mike Wasowski from Monsters Inc. and Monsters University walks in. He is shocked and Shrek pulls out a gun to shoot him. This was part of an animation someone else made but Mr Oo had in his camera roll... for SOME REASON. This snippet of the video had lyrics from Yi Jian Mei by Chinese singer and television host Fei Yu-Ching but being sang by popular meme Chinese Eggman harmonised in fifths.

Gen Z liked this and the already decently popular video reached millions of views.

Featured by
'Xue hua piao piao bei feng xiao xiao' was featured in a YLYL made by YouTuber Jimmy Here.

Dylan Linton, British TikToker, accidentally made Mr Oo's comment blow up.

Ze Epic Gamer has featured Mr Oo being online in some of his Discord videos.

Minecraft and Roblox YouTuber Pink Sheep was in the same Jailbreak server as Mr Oo in 2017. Mr Oo's then character customisation of his Roblox character, pigsandpig can be seen through a window in the prison's cafeteria. You'll just have to trust this.