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British YouTuber (born 1996)

Chunkz
Mohamed in 2021
Personal information
Born
Amin Mohamed

(1996-02-21)21 February 1996 (age 29)
London, England
Other namesChunkz
EducationLondon Metropolitan University
Occupations
YouTube information
Channel
Years active2015-present
Genres
  • Entertainment
  • comedy
  • music
  • rap
  • R&B
Subscribers3.49 million[1][2]
Total views277 million[1][2]
Associated actsYung Filly
Beta Squad
Niko Omilana
KSI
Sidemen
100,000 subscribers2017[citation needed]
1,000,000 subscribers2020[citation needed]

Last updated: May 31, 2024

Amin Mohamed (Somali:Aamin Maxamed,[ɑːmɪnmæħæmed]; born 21 February 1996), better known asChunkz, is a BritishYouTuber,influencer, host, entertainer, and former musician.[3][4][5] He is a member of the YouTube group Beta Squad. As of November 2024[update], hisYouTube channel had over 3.6 million subscribers and 294 million video views.[1]

Early life and personal life

Amin Mohamed[6][7] was born on 21 February 1996,[8] in North West London.[9] He is the youngest of five siblings. He is a second generationBritish Somali, as his parents immigrated fromSomaliland in the 1980s.[6] Before his career on YouTube, he worked atCineworld, and met fellow Beta Squad member Aj Shabeel there.[10] He studiedfinancial mathematics at theLondon Metropolitan University for a year before dropping out in 2016 to focus on YouTube.[6][10]

He isMuslim[11][12] and a supporter ofArsenal F.C.[13]

Career

YouTube

Mohamed registered the Chunkz account on 23 July 2015. His earlyYouTube videos includedvlogs, challenges,pranks, and more; they also included his friend Sharky and his cousin, Darkest Man.[14] In an interview in October 2019, he cited British YouTuberKSI as his inspiration to started making content on YouTube.[10] In 2017, he quit his job at Cineworld to become a full-time YouTuber.[10]

He formed a duo withYung Filly and contributed to YouTube channels.[15] Mohamed and Yung Filly also starred in the Footasylum YouTube series known asDoes the Shoe Fit.[16]

In 2018, Mohamed won the International Somaliland Award for the best entertainer.[6]

In 2019, Mohamed created and joined the Beta Squad, a British YouTube collective group, along with fellow British YouTubersNiko Omilana, AJ Shabeel, Sharky, and KingKennyTV. In February 2019, it was also announced that the group would be living together in a £4 million mansion in a secret location in London, where they will create daily content for platforms including YouTube,Instagram andSnapchat.[17][18] The group also created a shared channel called "Beta Squad" and would upload their collaborative content there.[17][18][3][10]

On 13 July 2024, he appeared in aMrBeast video titled "50 YouTubers Fight for $1,000,000" along otherinfluencers.[19]

Music

Mohamed started his music career in 2018 with his first song, "Vibranium", atropicalhouse anddance song featuring Neji.[20]

In March 2020, Mohamed released his first rap single, "Clean Up," with Yung Filly.[21] In October 2020, Mohamed and Yung Filly followed the initial track by dropping their new single and music video, which was titled "Hold".[22][23]

In May 2021, Mohamed announced that he was retiring from music since he believed that it was incompatible with his religious beliefs.[6][11]

Other ventures

Mohamed played the role of Asznee inBig Shaq's 2017 music video, "Man's Not Hot."[3] In March 2018, Mohamed, along withMichael Dapaah, helped launch a voice app for theGoogle Assistant for the train ticket retailerTrainline, which focuses on rail journey planning.[24]

Mohamed appeared in the 2020 comedy-horror movie,Are We Dead Yet?, written and directed byFredi Nwaka.[25][26] In September 2020, Mohamed was announced as the co-host of theSky Sports Saturday morning show,Saturday Social.[27] During that month, he was also announced as a co-host for the extreme sports competition,The Aphetor Games, which stars content creators and influencers.[28][29] In December 2020, he hosted the 2020MOBO Awards withMaya Jama.[30]

Mohamed, anArsenal supporter,[13] makes an appearance in theAmazon Original sportsdocu-seriesAll or Nothing: Arsenal, which documented the club by spending time with the coaching staff and players behind the scenes both on and off the field throughout their2021–22 season.[31]

In October 2023, Mohamed started apodcast with Yung Filly calledThe Chunkz and Filly Show.[32][33]

Charity football matches

Since 2020, Mohamed has participated in annual charity football events, includingSoccer Aid andSidemen Charity Matches.[3]

On 23 February 2024, Mohamed took part in "Match for Hope 2024", a football charity match hosted atAhmad Bin Ali Stadium, Qatar, where he captained team Chunkz versus teamAboFlah, an Arabic-speaking YouTuber. The match ended with team Chunkz’s 7-5 victory over team AboFlah. They managed to raise more than $8.8 million to support Qatar’s Education Above All Foundation.[34][35][36]

On 2 June 2024, Mohamed played and hosted a football charity match along with Beta Squad and American YouTube group AMP atSelhurst Park, London, England. The event raised money for The Water Project. The match ended in a 6-6 draw after a pitch invasion forced the game to be called off.[37]

On 14 February 2025, Mohamed participated in "Match for Hope 2025", a football charity event hosted inStadium 974, Qatar, as a captain for team Chunkz &IShowSpeed, facing off against team AboFlah &KSI. The match ended with team AboFlah & KSI's 6-5 victory over team Chunkz & IShowSpeed. The event managed to raise more than $10.7 million for charity.[38][39]

Filmography

Film
YearTitleRoleNotesRef.
2020Are We Dead Yet?Ghost[26]
2024The Sidemen StoryHimselfDocumentary;Cameo[40]
Web roles
YearTitleRoleNetwork(s)NotesRef.
2020–2021Saturday SocialHimselfSky SportsCo-host[27]
2020The Aphetor GamesOnline[28]
2020 MOBO AwardsBBC One andYouTube[30]
Chicken Shop DateYouTubeEpisode 36 withYung Filly[41]
Television
YearTitleRoleNetworkNotesRef.
2022All or Nothing: ArsenalHimselfPrime VideoDocumentary[31]
Bad ChefsITV2Presenter[42]
Chunkz in music videosMusic videos
YearTitleArtist(s)RoleRef.
2017"Man's Not Hot"Michael DapaahAsznee[43]
2018"Man Don't Dance"[44]
2019"Buss It Down"[45]
2021"100 Bags Freestyle"Yung FillyHimself[46]
2022"My Life"Aj Shabeel[47]
"Don't Lie"A1 x J1 feat.Nemzzz[48]
"Are You Entertained"Russ feat.Ed Sheeran[49]
2023"Voices"KSI feat.Oliver TreeFiancé[50]
2024"1 By 1"Michael HamiltonHimself[51]

Discography

List of singles with selected chart positions and year released
TitleYearPeak chart positionsCertificationsAlbum
UK
[52]
UK
Ind.

[53]
NZ Hot
[54]
SCO
[55]
"Vibranium"
(featuring Neji)[56]
2018Non-album singles
"Clean Up"
(withYung Filly)[58]
201967
"Hold"
(with Yung Filly)[59]
2933531
"Confidence"
(with Yung Filly andGeko)
2020
"Insecure Love"
(with Zion Foster)[60]
Welcome to the Lion's Den
"Lingo"
(withDeno andJ.I the Prince of N.Y)
202157Boy Meets World

Awards and nominations

CeremonyYearCategoryRecipient(s)ResultRef.
MOBO Awards2020Best Media PersonalityHimselfNominated[61]
2021Himself &Yung FillyWon[62]
2022HimselfNominated[63]
Rated Awards2020Personality of the YearWon[64]
2021Nominated[65]
2022Nominated[66]

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