History YMMV / DrewGooden

** Drew's general nostalgia for Website/{{Vine}}. He looks back on his days there very fondly thanks in no part to making some great friends, creating memes that much to his amazement are still quoted in their entirety to this day, and most importantly meeting his future wife Amanda there.

* MisaimedFandom: Drew posted a joke video on Twitter of him, Kurtis Conner and Danny Gonzalez beating up a fan (actually Jake Doolittle, another content creator) who posed with them for a meet-and-greet on their tour, satirizing a video where the Dobre Brothers took an obviously disinterested photo with their fan during a meet-and-greet on ''their'' tour, with a caption ripped straight from Lucas Dobre's apology for the incident. Drew's video spread far enough that people missed the satire and assumed he was willingly posting a ''real'' video of him beating up a fan, earning him some hate comments.

* HilariousInHindsight: In Drew's first video about the Best Trends channel, Drew explains how Best Trends makes all his videos ten minutes long so he can put six midroll ads on all his videos, then demonstrates with one of his videos how he could put ''ten'' midroll ads on the video if he wanted to. After the Best Trends channel was terminated and revived, it indeed increased the number of midroll ads on every video to ten each. Drew [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_U81BeHy6Y points this out in his next video]], wondering if he gave Best Trends the idea.
** In "The Dumbest Stuff I've Seen This Month," posted in 2019, Drew comes across a peculiar man who is on Twitter talking about how he's never seen Franchise/StarWars and doesn't intend on doing so because [[UpperClassTwit he feels he doesn't have to since he lives such a luxurious lifestyle.]] Though he doesn't say his actual name directly, possibly to avoid giving him more attention, current viewers may recognize the man as none other than '''''Andrew Tate''''', a whole 2-3 years before he came to be more well known.

** It ony a movie.[[labelnote:Explanation]]In "Peacock's Insane Christmas Movies", Drew recounts an incident where Amanda misread an Instagram ad for ''Film/ITonya'' as "It ony a movie". The quote often gets quoted inside and outside of Drew's fandom, and sometimes in reference to ''I, Tonya'' itself.[[/labelnote]]
* MisaimedFandom: Drew posted a joke video on Twitter of him, Kurtis Conner and Danny Gonzalez beating up a fan who posed with them for a meet-and-greet on their tour, satirizing a video where the Dobre Brothers took an obviously disinterested photo with their fan during a meet-and-greet on ''their'' tour, with a caption ripped straight from Lucas Dobre's apology for the incident. Drew's video spread far enough that people missed the satire and assumed he was willingly posting a ''real'' video of him beating up a fan, earning him some hate comments.

** In "The Dumbest Stuff I've Seen This Month," posted in 2019, Drew comes across a peculiar man who is on Twitter talking about how he's never seen Franchise/StarWars and doesn't intend on doing so because [[UpperClassTwit he feels he doesn't have to since he lives such a luxurious lifestyle.]] Though he doesn't say his actual name directly, possibly to avoid giving him more attention, current viewers may recognize the man as none other than '''''Andrew Tate''''', a whole 2-3 years before he came to be more well known

** In "The Dumbest Stuff I've Seen This Month," posted in 2019, Drew comes across a peculiar man who is on Twitter talking about how he's never seen Franchise/StarWars and doesn't intend on doing so because [[UpperClassTwit he feels he doesn't have to since he lives such a luxurious lifestyle.]] Though he doesn't say his actual name directly, possibly to avoid giving him more attention, current viewers may recognize the man as none other than ***Andrew Tate***, a whole 2-3 years before he came to be more well known

** Drew's general nostalgia for WebOriginal/{{Vine}}. He looks back on his days there very fondly thanks in no part to making some great friends, creating memes that much to his amazement are still quoted in their entirety to this day, and most importantly meeting his future wife Amanda there.

** Amanda is lost in Afghanistan[[labelnote:Explanation]]Drew and Danny once read a RealPersonFic that shipped the two of them, writing Amanda out of the story by briefly claiming she'd been lost while at war in UsefulNotes/{{Afghanistan}}. Due to how surreal this concept was (Drew says that Amanda would never join the army), it's typical for fans to comment on videos referencing how Amanda is still in Afghanistan, or in videos where Amanda appears, be thankful that she was found.[[/labelnote]]

* FriendlyFandoms: His fandom overlaps quite a bit with the WebVideo/DannyGonzalez fandom, due to their similar content, numerous collaborations, and their genuine off-screen friendship. Many a video of his have comment sections with Danny Gonzalez jokes, and vice versa.

** A common fandom joke is that he and WebVideo/DannyGonzalez, a creator with similar content and humor, ''are actually the same person.'' The meme, shared by both channels, even named their "We Are Two Different People" tour, not that it stopped the meme from existing. Even their wives look similar! This serves as the basis for the song "We Are Not The Same Person".

* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments:

** "Road Work Ahead? Uh, yeah, I sure hope it does!" [[labelnote:Explanation]]Originating in one of his Vines (deliberately misinterpreting to a "Road Work Ahead" sign), this took off, to the point where it showed up in unrelated merchandise, or was quoted verbatim by kids in school. Drew's face at the end of the Vine is even used as a reaction image to respond to something obvious with a sentiment of "Yeah, I sure ''hope'' it is!"[[/labelnote]]
** A common fandom joke is that he and WebVideo/DannyGonzalez, a creator with similar content and humor, ''are actually the same person.'' The meme, shared by both channels, even forced the two of them to go on the "We Are Two Different People" tour, not that it stopped the meme from existing. Even their wives look similar! This serves as the basis for the song "We Are Not The Same Person".
* MisaimedFandom: Drew posted a joke video on Twitter of him, Kurtis Conner and Danny Gonzales beating up a fan who posed with them for a meet-and-greet on their tour, satirizing a video where the Dobre Brothers took an obviously disinterested photo with their fan during a meet-and-greet on ''their'' tour, with a caption ripped straight from Lucas Dobre's apology for the incident. Drew's video spread far enough that people missed the satire and assumed he was willingly posting a ''real'' video of him beating a fan, earning him some hate comments.

** A common fandom joke is that he and WebVideo/DannyGonzalez, a creator with similar content and humor, ''are actually the same person.'' The meme, shared by both channels, even forced the two of them to go on the "We Are Two Different People" tour, not that it stopped the meme from existing. Even their wives look similar! This is all taken UpToEleven in the song "We Are Not The Same Person".

* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments: Drew's general nostalgia for WebOriginal/{{Vine}}. He looks back on his days there very fondly thanks in no part to making some great friends, creating memes that much to his amazement are still quoted in their entirety to this day, and most importantly meeting his future wife Amanda there.

* MisaimedFandom: Drew posted a joke video on Twitter of him and Danny Gonzales beating up a fan who posed with them for a meet-and-greet on their tour, satirizing a video where the Dobre Brothers took an obviously disinterested photo with their fan during a meet-and-greet on ''their'' tour, with a caption ripped straight from Lucas Dobre's apology for the incident. Drew's video spread far enough that people missed the satire and assumed he was willingly posting a ''real'' video of him beating a fan, earning him some hate comments.

* HilariousInHindsight: In Drew's first video on the Best Trends channel, Drew explains how Best Trends makes all his videos ten minutes long so he can put six midroll ads on all his videos, then demonstrates with one of his videos how he could put ''ten'' midroll ads on the video if he wanted to. After the Best Trends channel was terminated and revived, it increased the number of midroll ads on every video to ''ten'' each. Drew [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_U81BeHy6Y points this out in his next video]], wondering if he gave Best Trends the idea.

* MisaimedFandom: Drew posted a joke video on Twitter of him and Danny Gonzales beating up a fan who posed with them for a meet-and-greet on their tour, satirizing a video where the Dobre Brothers took an obviously disinterested photo with their fan during a meet-and-greet on ''their'' tour, with a caption ripped straight from Lucas Dobre's apology for the incident. Drew's video spread far enough that people missed the satire and assumed he was willingly posting a ''real'' video of him beating a fan.

** A common fandom joke is that he and WebVideo/DannyGonzalez, a creator with similar content and humor, ''are actually the same person.'' The meme, shared by both channels, even forced the two of them to go on the "We Are Two Different People" tour, not that it stopped the meme from existing. Even their wives look similar! This is all taken UpToEleven in the song "We Are Not The Same Person".

** "Road Work Ahead? Uh, yeah, I sure hope it does!" [[note]]Originating in one of his Vines, this took off, to the point where it showed up in unrelated merchandise, or was quoted verbatim by kids in school.[[/note]]

* {{Adorkable}}: Oh dear God, is Drew ever so endearing, thanks to his awkwardness and general sarcasm.

** A common fandom joke is that he and WebVideo/DannyGonzalez, a creator with similar content and humor, ''are actually the same person.'' The meme, shared by both channels, even forced the two of them to go on the "We Are Two Different People" tour, not that it stopped the meme from existing. Even their girlfriends look similar!

** A common fandom joke is that he and WebVideo/DannyGonzalez, a creator with similar content and humor, ''are actually the same person.'' The meme, shared by both channels, even forced the two of them to go on the "We Are Two Different People" tour, not that it stopped the meme from existing.