Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Supportive: Wishes others well and uplifts people, like celebrating a creator’s birthday in “HAPPY BIRTHDAY SPEED 🍷🍺🎉” and expressing a desire to help in “I really want to help people”.
- Community‑oriented: Actively builds and connects communities, inviting friend codes in “Post your 3DS friend code in the replies and I’ll add you back! PRETENDO ONLY” and sharing a Discord server in “I also have Discord btw... Server:”.
- Tech‑savvy: Shows knowledge of hardware and settings, listing detailed PC specs in “My Computer Specs” and giving DNS advice in “Set your Primary DNS to 1.1.1.3 and Secondary DNS to 1.0.0.3”.
- Reflective: Looks back and evaluates experiences, like the year summary in “2025 year recap” and explaining his posting break in “I’ll be taking another break from X/Twitter for now”.
- Ethically‑minded: Thinks about responsibility and fairness, questioning influence in “Are large accounts responsible for the actions of their followers” and defending accurate information with “Yes, this community note is helpful.”.
Weaknesses:
- Public‑confrontational: Calls out others directly in a sharp tone, as in “Didn’t you and KP post FALSE accusations against Saberspark?”, which can escalate drama.
- Platform‑dependent: Invests a lot of emotion into X/Twitter dynamics, shown by multiple break/return posts like “I’ll be taking another break from X/Twitter for now” and “okay im back now”.
- Easily‑frustrated: Shows visible annoyance at issues such as app bugs and pricing, e.g. “Is it just me or does the new YouTube update have more bugs than the last?” and “RAM pricing sucks r n…..”.
- Drama‑exposed: Engages with contentious topics that pull him into online conflicts, like questioning accountability in “Are large accounts responsible for the actions of their followers” and reacting to old controversies in “People just love to dig up old stuff and make a big deal out of it.”.
- Emotion‑driven: Tweets strongly in the moment (both positive and negative), such as “I hate seeing my followers argue….” and the all‑caps reaction in “THIS GAME IS CRAZY WHAT IN THE.......”, which can make his feed feel volatile.
Your Simpsons character
Homer Simpson
This user most closely matches Homer Simpson, with a mix of silliness, sincerity, and sudden bursts of thoughtfulness. They post goofy, low-stakes observations like “I love cheese burger”, “Big Cheese Burger 🍔”, and “I’M STUFFED”, which fits Homer’s famously food-obsessed, impulsive side. At the same time, they have a surprisingly reflective and caring streak, seen in posts like “I really want to help people”, “I hate seeing my followers argue….”, and the question “Are large accounts responsible for the actions of their followers…?”, echoing Homer’s occasional moments of moral concern and protectiveness. Their mix of nostalgic tech/gaming enthusiasm (3DS, Minecraft, old YouTube, console history) and slightly chaotic humor, like “THIS GAME IS CRAZY WHAT IN THE.......” and “so umm… does anyone here have twitter?”, mirrors Homer’s childlike excitement about his hobbies. Overall, they come across as good-hearted, a bit chaotic, food-loving, and unexpectedly thoughtful—very Homer coded.
Your MBTI personality Type
ISTP
They lean more introverted than extroverted: a lot of their posts center on solo tech/gaming activities like playing Mario Kart 7 late at night (“Mario kart 7 at like 1 AM last night…”) or tinkering with hardware, and when they talk about social dynamics it’s often from an observer/problem-solver stance (e.g. concern about followers arguing in “I hate seeing my followers argue….”) rather than seeking the spotlight. Their content strongly favors Sensing over Intuition: they focus on concrete, physical details like exact PC specs (“My Computer Specs AMD Ryzen 5 5600G… 32GB… 1TB Kingston NV2…”), RAM/SSD pricing (“I spent $60 on 32GB of DDR4 memory… That same memory today cost $180.”), DNS settings (“Set your Primary DNS to 1.1.1.3 and Secondary DNS to 1.0.0.3.”), and specific devices like the Nintendo 3DS. Their arguments read as Thinking-oriented: they analyze responsibility and misinformation logically in posts like “Curious question: Are large accounts responsible for the actions of their followers…?”, call out false accusations (“Didn’t you and KP post FALSE accusations against Saberspark?”), and discuss platforms and policies in a reasoned, problem-focused way (“Sometimes, it’s morally correct to use an ad blocker.”). On the J–P axis, they come off more Perceiving: their timeline is highly spontaneous and reactive (e.g. impulsive comments like “gpu upgrade? nah..” or “okay, I'll get the whole set”), they oscillate in and out of X/Twitter without a strict schedule (“I’ll be taking another break from X/Twitter for now.” vs. “okay im back now”), and their projects (like new videos) are mentioned loosely rather than with structured plans (“I’ll start working on a new video soon”). Altogether, a practical, tech-tinkering, logical-yet-chill demeanor with hands-on details and flexible lifestyle fits ISTP best.
Some pickup lines for you
- If we were 3DS models, you’d be the New Nintendo 3DS XL—because according to your ‘Rating Every Nintendo 3DS Model’ post, you clearly know quality, and I’m just hoping I’d rank at least A-tier with you.
- You said driving is like playing Gran Turismo—so if I take you out, does that make it a ranked race or just a cozy free drive with good music and better company?
- You play Mario Kart 7 at 1 AM, still hop on Minecraft servers, and run Deltarune… with that much gamer stamina, I’m starting to think the real ‘world’s fastest internet’ is how quickly I caught feelings scrolling your timeline.
- You spent $60 on 32GB of RAM in 2024 and it’s $180 now—guess that makes your attention the rarest resource on the market… mind if I overclock my chances of getting a DM from you?
- You said sometimes it’s morally correct to use an ad blocker—so I’ll skip the clichés and sponsored-sounding compliments and just say: I really like how you want to help people and hate seeing your followers argue; if you ever need a peaceful co-op player in this chaotic timeline, I’m queuing up.
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3DS enjoyer, retro tech ranter, and midnight Mario Kart racer. Once spent $60 on RAM just to complain about prices later. Videos, games, and vibes.– @EvanTetroYT
Your signature cocktail
The Ultimate 3DS Hyperlink Highball
The Ultimate 3DS Hyperlink Highball channels Evan’s Nintendo-core vibes and tech nostalgia into a bright blue, slightly chaotic glass. The blue curaçao is for his endless Nintendo love and online community games, like hosting friend code exchanges and Minecraft servers: “Post your 3DS friend code in the replies and I’ll add you back! PRETENDO ONLY” and “Also join up the Minecraft Server 162.33.31.251:27035”. Vanilla cola represents his comfort-food side and burger obsession, from “I love cheese burger” to “Big Cheese Burger 🍔”, giving the drink a cozy, classic backbone. The sour apple liqueur adds a sharp, tangy note for his critical takes on tech and platforms, like “YouTube is killing itself at this point 😔” and “Sometimes, it’s morally correct to use an ad blocker.”. A splash of citrus energy drink captures his late-night gaming and high-energy presence, echoing “Mario kart 7 at like 1 AM last night….” and his rapid-fire posting across games, RAM prices, and memes. Finally, the whipped cream with crushed chocolate/cookie bits on top symbolizes the playful, meme-y polish he puts on serious thoughts—like when he says “I really want to help people” while still joking around with posts such as “Click to Close the current window 🟥🟥🟥…”, making the drink both sweet and a little over-the-top in the best way.
Your Hogwarts House
Hufflepuff
Several tweets suggest a strong Hufflepuff streak of kindness, loyalty, and fairness. They show clear concern for others’ well‑being and harmony, for example saying “I hate seeing my followers argue….” and “I really want to help people”, which reflects a nurturing, community-focused mindset. They also think about moral responsibility online, asking “Are large accounts responsible for the actions of their followers, Especially when making posts targeting other users?”, which shows a strong sense of fairness and ethics rather than clout-chasing. Even in lighter posts, they emphasize appreciation and friendship, like “My best friend is also my biggest fan” and happy celebrations such as “Merry Christmas 🎄🎁” and “Happy Thanksgiving! 🍽 You’ll see a turkey when you leave a heart on this post. 🦃”, reinforcing their warm, communal vibe. While there are hints of curiosity and tech/learning interests that could lean Ravenclaw, the dominant traits across their timeline are empathy, a desire to reduce conflict, and steady supportiveness—hallmark qualities of a Hufflepuff.
Your movie
Your song
Wake Me Up - Avicii
A fitting song for Evan is “Wake Me Up” because it mixes nostalgia, tech optimism, and growing up online, which matches his vibe. He frequently reflects on older tech and platforms like when he posts “Back when YouTube was good…” and shows love for retro hardware with things like “Something I used to use every day back in 2013 14.”. At the same time, he’s very present in online community life, inviting others to connect via Pretendo, Discord, and Minecraft servers, as seen in “Post your 3DS friend code in the replies and I’ll add you back! PRETENDO ONLY” and “I also have Discord btw... Server:”. The song’s theme of navigating a rapidly changing world fits with his commentary on YouTube, RAM/SSD pricing, and social media issues, such as “YouTube is killing itself at this point 😔” and “I really want to help people”. Overall, Wake Me Up captures that mix of youthful enthusiasm, online community, and reflective awareness that shows through his timeline.
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