Roberto Gonzalez, popularly known as "Fanum," has responded to claims that he and AMP (Any Means Possible) have "ruined" ...

Fanum's parents, who are originally from the Dominican Republic, were dentists in their home country but couldn't get their credentials validated in the United States.

Twitch streamer and Any Means Possible (AMP) member Roberto "Fanum" recently revealed during a stream that he had been in ...

It’s the GQ Friendship Quiz, as we put Kai Cenat and Fanum’s friendship to the test. Where did Kai Cenat and Fanum meet? What’s Fanum’s dream stream? What’s Kai’s favorite snacks? Watch to find out ...

Say Fanum—like phan-tom, without the t—to most adults and you’ll be met with blank puzzlement.But mention him to any Twitch-using tween and they’ll spasm like a wind-up fidget toy. A 27 ...

I'm Fanum and this is the Wired Autocomplete Interview. [upbeat music] I wanted to get a face tat, but all my friends kept saying, Don't do that. Y'all let me know if I should, but I don't know.

The “Fanum tax” first began on AMP streams in late 2022, when YouTuber KC3FEEETT (account since deleted) posted a clip from a recent Kai Cenat stream.

Fanum even spoke about his popular phrase during a 2023 interview with GQ and said that a “fanum tax” shouldn’t be seen as a bad thing.

Fanum, a popular streamer, shares his thoughts on why traditional media companies have yet to embrace streaming. Streamer Fanum shares why he believes Hollywood hasn't embraced him yet.

Fanum started his YouTube channel back in 2013, garnering attention with NBA 2K content and especially his lifestyle content New York Problems - Deli Edition, which would set the stage for him to ...

Twitch streamer Roberto Gonzalez, known as Fanum, had his purple Lamborghini Urus seized by NYPD at gunpoint during a shocking livestream, sparking outrage among his fans. The incident occurred ...