did you know that Nathan Pesta, better known as npesta, is a skilled American player and RUclips content creator in Geometry Dash. He is most known for verifying the level Kenos, as well as Deimos, Unearthed, WOW, and Altered Ascent (although the two latter have since been updated and re-verified by other people). He is also the creator of the Extreme Demon Roulette challenge. On top of this, npesta is known for making highly edited content with a lot of commentary on his RUclips channel, which has garnered over 268,000 subscribers as of December 24, 2022. npesta joined RUclips on June 26, 2017, and posted a video of himself completing Windy Landscape, which he originally beat on March 11, 2017.[1] After this, he beat some other Demons. On July 12, 2017, he started trying to beat Red World Rebirth. In his first progress video, he got 55%.[2] The next day he got 71%.[3] Six days later, after a fail at 96%, he beat the level, making it his hardest Demon at the time.[4] He took a break from Extreme Demons for a while until he went for one of the most important Extreme Demons, Bloodbath. On August 1, 2017, he got 44% on it.[5] One week later, he went all the way to 71%,[6] which made him pretty confident. Then he got 88% on August 23, 2017, which enraged him quite a bit. npesta then died at 87%,[7] which he showed in a video titled, "Extremely Funny Reaction (Bloodbath 87%)".[8] Finally, on September 1, 2017, he beat Bloodbath, taking him a month.[9] npesta quickly improved from there. He was beating Extreme Demons like Conical Depression,[10] Phobos,[11], Incipient,[12] and more. Then, on July 14, 2018, npesta took on a verification project that would turn his entire playing career around. npesta went for a level that was harder than Sonic Wave. It was a buffed Phobos remake called Deimos. He did a run of 60-85% that day,[13] then he got 43% five days later,[14] then he did the last dual ten times on August 2, 2018.[15] On the day after that, he did a run from 53-100%.[16] Unfortunately, on August 27, 2018, he took a break from the game, because he had to move houses, and he would come back on September 14, 2018.[17] During this inactivity, npesta made an exposing video aimed at ToshDeluxe, claiming that Tosh made some parts of the level auto in his verification video of Devil Vortex. Tosh tried to disprove npesta, but Tosh's points only made npesta more suspicious.[18] He made another exposing video to further detail his points. Once again, Tosh made another exposing video disproving npesta. npesta got so suspicious to the point where he got the Demonlist team to make a video exposing ToshDeluxe with him. Originally, DiamondSplash uploaded the video, but then npesta uploaded the same video on his channel.[19] The video was a success. Tosh made another video attempting to disprove the Demonlist team,[20] but to no use, for the Demonlist had reasons for Tosh to hack, and most of the community believed npesta. Finally, npesta came back to GD, and he went right back to Deimos. He got 49% four times on November 8, 2018[21] (two months after he got back), then he got 56% on November 17, 2018.[22] After this video, he took on another verification project. The level was a mega-collaboration called Unearthed by YakobNugget. He verified it on December 3, 2018, taking him about 2,000 attempts. npesta said this verification was special for him.[23] After that, npesta went straight to Deimos again. He got 66% on January 2, 2019.[24] After that on February 10, 2019, he did a run of 32-100%.[25] The same day, he got 75%.[26] Six days later, he got 86%.[27] Then finally, on February 17, 2019, npesta verified Deimos after eight months, 75,000 attempts, and 500 hours of playing time.[28] npesta was then very motivated to play levels, beating Erebus[29] and getting 40% on Zodiac.[30] But then he took on another verification that TrusTa hosted to verify on March 22, 2019. This level is called WOW and is known for its infamous spam parts. That day, npesta got 31%[31] and did a run of 62% - 100% the day after that.[32] Then on April 5, 2019, he did a run of 30-100%.[33] On April 9, 2019, he got 66% on the level,[34] and then 88% on April 11, 2019.[35] Finally, on April 22, 2019, npesta verified WOW, taking 20,312 attempts and a bit over a month.[36] About a week later, npesta took on another verification project, Kenos, a super-buffed and extended rebirth of Sakupen Hell. On April 29, 2019, npesta did a 64-100% run on Kenos. Then after 18,000 attempts, he got to 53%, making it to the second half of the level. On May 23, 2019, npesta did a 31-100% run, and then he got 69% 41 days later. On August 13, 2019, he managed to get 83%. On September 16, 2019, npesta heavily buffed Kenos, mainly because he changed to a 240Hz monitor and thought it was not difficult enough on said framerate. He started getting more deaths, over 100, in fact, past 70% and 80%, and on November 17, 2019, he did an impressive 17-100% run on Kenos, which, before completion, he would end up doing three times. On November 30, 2019, npesta got 90% on the level, making it past the two difficult wave parts he struggled with. On December 14, 2019, he finally verified Kenos on stream after eight months and 135,320 attempts. The stream peaked at 1,000 viewers, making the verification one of the biggest moments of his gaming career. On December 16, 2019, Reddit user u/AGT-AM posted a video of someone beating Stereo Madness in practice mode on popular meme subreddit r/okbuddyretard, with npesta's facecam and Kenos reaction in the corner.[37] This meme inspired more people to make more memes, such as the C**k Island speedrun,[38] the Google Earth Cat speedrun,[39] and the black emoji speedrun.[40] These memes caused npesta to have his page on Know Your Meme,[41] and even getting noticed by PewDiePie.[42] PewDiePie said that npesta was an "Impossible Game Speedrunner" which resulted in RobTop calling out PewDiePie on Twitter.[43] Towards the end of December 2019, npesta would stream Sakupen Hell, the level that Kenos remade. He believed he could beat it quickly since he just verified the buffed remade version. However, after npesta beat the level, he asked Doggie, (npesta's editor that applied for the position just days earlier), to edit together a stream highlights-based video as content for npesta's channel.[44] Because of this video, the concept of stream highlights received a massive boost in the Geometry Dash community. People such as Technical, Juniper, AmorAltra, and Golden hired editors such as Lake Iverson, ViewSonic, RiceNStuff, PoisonArch, and Doggie himself to make stream highlights for their channels. npesta has stuck with the stream highlights format ever since the Sakupen Hell video, with Doggie continuing to edit for him. He would pick up Altered Ascent by Prism and others later on. He eventually verified this in a bit over a week on April 4, 2020.[45] On July 31, 2020, npesta had the idea of a challenge for the community titled the Extreme Demon Roulette. The classic version of this challenge features the Main List and the Extended List of the Demonlist. In this challenge, the player would have to generate 100 levels, and the player must get a certain percentage on each of these levels, and the percentage increases by 1% every new level. The challenge keeps going until the player gives up or reaches the end by completing an Extreme Demon 100%. The challenge blew up in the community instantly, with famous players such as knobbelboy,[46] GuitarHeroStyles,[47] EricVanWilderman,[48] and Dorami[49] playing the challenge multiple times. Players have also created modified versions of the challenge, such as NCat and GDVenom creating the Extreme Challenge Roulette featuring the Challenge List.[50]
On October 6, 2020, npesta went live on Twitch to address the issues that began concerning unnecessary hate and jest against him due to his Kenos reaction meme. He stated that although he pretended like it was all cool, it was in reality not so, and it hurt him considerably, and he finally revealed it. He also made it a point to say that he is speaking for everyone in the GD community, such as Technical, Juniper, and others who have been receiving unfair hate. In short, his main points were: Anyone who decides to hurt someone else mentally, on the internet, or through any means is a loser, and it is not worth trying to get back at them as they are doing so because they are frustrated in life and want to spread it to others. Anyone who wants to make fun of someone for no reason and without permission should not think that what he is doing is not a big deal; rather, it does hurt. He requested the community to not fight amongst one another and not try to get back at the mentally unstable, stating that "there is no point, and it is not going to get you anywhere good". On December 24, 2020, he went live on RUclips after leaving Twitch for, at the time, an unknown reason. In this stream, he stated that he is attempting to beat the Extreme Demon Roulette and had set rules that he was allowed to automatically skip any level that hurt his eyes, as well as the roulette being meant to span multiple sessions, and that he would try to beat it by continuing to play up until 100%.[51] Six days later, he revealed the reason he left Twitch was that his email was hacked. He was able to recover every social media account with this email, except for one, which was his Twitch account.[52] On January 5, 2021, after 32,376 attempts, npesta beat Bloodlust on stream after five deaths at TMNGaming's part and two deaths at the final spike at 98%.[53] On March 15, 2021, npesta hinted that something very fortunate happened to him and that he would be announcing what happened later that week. Sure enough, on March 17, 2021, he released a video announcing that he has recovered his Twitch account three days earlier and he would no longer be streaming on RUclips.[54] He stated that he would be celebrating this with a Marbles On Stream stream.[55]
its normally like fucking 20 dollars per pie 💀 that's why I'm saying that's a crazy deal, ig that pizza place was able to operate on a lose and just give food away.
did you know that Nathan Pesta, better known as npesta, is a skilled American player and RUclips content creator in Geometry Dash. He is most known for verifying the level Kenos, as well as Deimos, Unearthed, WOW, and Altered Ascent (although the two latter have since been updated and re-verified by other people). He is also the creator of the Extreme Demon Roulette challenge. On top of this, npesta is known for making highly edited content with a lot of commentary on his RUclips channel, which has garnered over 268,000 subscribers as of December 24, 2022.
npesta joined RUclips on June 26, 2017, and posted a video of himself completing Windy Landscape, which he originally beat on March 11, 2017.[1] After this, he beat some other Demons. On July 12, 2017, he started trying to beat Red World Rebirth. In his first progress video, he got 55%.[2] The next day he got 71%.[3] Six days later, after a fail at 96%, he beat the level, making it his hardest Demon at the time.[4]
He took a break from Extreme Demons for a while until he went for one of the most important Extreme Demons, Bloodbath. On August 1, 2017, he got 44% on it.[5] One week later, he went all the way to 71%,[6] which made him pretty confident. Then he got 88% on August 23, 2017, which enraged him quite a bit. npesta then died at 87%,[7] which he showed in a video titled, "Extremely Funny Reaction (Bloodbath 87%)".[8] Finally, on September 1, 2017, he beat Bloodbath, taking him a month.[9]
npesta quickly improved from there. He was beating Extreme Demons like Conical Depression,[10] Phobos,[11], Incipient,[12] and more. Then, on July 14, 2018, npesta took on a verification project that would turn his entire playing career around. npesta went for a level that was harder than Sonic Wave. It was a buffed Phobos remake called Deimos.
He did a run of 60-85% that day,[13] then he got 43% five days later,[14] then he did the last dual ten times on August 2, 2018.[15] On the day after that, he did a run from 53-100%.[16] Unfortunately, on August 27, 2018, he took a break from the game, because he had to move houses, and he would come back on September 14, 2018.[17]
During this inactivity, npesta made an exposing video aimed at ToshDeluxe, claiming that Tosh made some parts of the level auto in his verification video of Devil Vortex. Tosh tried to disprove npesta, but Tosh's points only made npesta more suspicious.[18] He made another exposing video to further detail his points. Once again, Tosh made another exposing video disproving npesta. npesta got so suspicious to the point where he got the Demonlist team to make a video exposing ToshDeluxe with him. Originally, DiamondSplash uploaded the video, but then npesta uploaded the same video on his channel.[19] The video was a success. Tosh made another video attempting to disprove the Demonlist team,[20] but to no use, for the Demonlist had reasons for Tosh to hack, and most of the community believed npesta.
Finally, npesta came back to GD, and he went right back to Deimos. He got 49% four times on November 8, 2018[21] (two months after he got back), then he got 56% on November 17, 2018.[22] After this video, he took on another verification project. The level was a mega-collaboration called Unearthed by YakobNugget. He verified it on December 3, 2018, taking him about 2,000 attempts. npesta said this verification was special for him.[23] After that, npesta went straight to Deimos again. He got 66% on January 2, 2019.[24] After that on February 10, 2019, he did a run of 32-100%.[25] The same day, he got 75%.[26] Six days later, he got 86%.[27] Then finally, on February 17, 2019, npesta verified Deimos after eight months, 75,000 attempts, and 500 hours of playing time.[28]
npesta was then very motivated to play levels, beating Erebus[29] and getting 40% on Zodiac.[30] But then he took on another verification that TrusTa hosted to verify on March 22, 2019. This level is called WOW and is known for its infamous spam parts. That day, npesta got 31%[31] and did a run of 62% - 100% the day after that.[32] Then on April 5, 2019, he did a run of 30-100%.[33] On April 9, 2019, he got 66% on the level,[34] and then 88% on April 11, 2019.[35] Finally, on April 22, 2019, npesta verified WOW, taking 20,312 attempts and a bit over a month.[36]
About a week later, npesta took on another verification project, Kenos, a super-buffed and extended rebirth of Sakupen Hell.
On April 29, 2019, npesta did a 64-100% run on Kenos. Then after 18,000 attempts, he got to 53%, making it to the second half of the level. On May 23, 2019, npesta did a 31-100% run, and then he got 69% 41 days later. On August 13, 2019, he managed to get 83%.
On September 16, 2019, npesta heavily buffed Kenos, mainly because he changed to a 240Hz monitor and thought it was not difficult enough on said framerate. He started getting more deaths, over 100, in fact, past 70% and 80%, and on November 17, 2019, he did an impressive 17-100% run on Kenos, which, before completion, he would end up doing three times. On November 30, 2019, npesta got 90% on the level, making it past the two difficult wave parts he struggled with.
On December 14, 2019, he finally verified Kenos on stream after eight months and 135,320 attempts. The stream peaked at 1,000 viewers, making the verification one of the biggest moments of his gaming career.
On December 16, 2019, Reddit user u/AGT-AM posted a video of someone beating Stereo Madness in practice mode on popular meme subreddit r/okbuddyretard, with npesta's facecam and Kenos reaction in the corner.[37] This meme inspired more people to make more memes, such as the C**k Island speedrun,[38] the Google Earth Cat speedrun,[39] and the black emoji speedrun.[40] These memes caused npesta to have his page on Know Your Meme,[41] and even getting noticed by PewDiePie.[42] PewDiePie said that npesta was an "Impossible Game Speedrunner" which resulted in RobTop calling out PewDiePie on Twitter.[43]
Towards the end of December 2019, npesta would stream Sakupen Hell, the level that Kenos remade. He believed he could beat it quickly since he just verified the buffed remade version. However, after npesta beat the level, he asked Doggie, (npesta's editor that applied for the position just days earlier), to edit together a stream highlights-based video as content for npesta's channel.[44] Because of this video, the concept of stream highlights received a massive boost in the Geometry Dash community. People such as Technical, Juniper, AmorAltra, and Golden hired editors such as Lake Iverson, ViewSonic, RiceNStuff, PoisonArch, and Doggie himself to make stream highlights for their channels. npesta has stuck with the stream highlights format ever since the Sakupen Hell video, with Doggie continuing to edit for him.
He would pick up Altered Ascent by Prism and others later on. He eventually verified this in a bit over a week on April 4, 2020.[45]
On July 31, 2020, npesta had the idea of a challenge for the community titled the Extreme Demon Roulette. The classic version of this challenge features the Main List and the Extended List of the Demonlist. In this challenge, the player would have to generate 100 levels, and the player must get a certain percentage on each of these levels, and the percentage increases by 1% every new level. The challenge keeps going until the player gives up or reaches the end by completing an Extreme Demon 100%. The challenge blew up in the community instantly, with famous players such as knobbelboy,[46] GuitarHeroStyles,[47] EricVanWilderman,[48] and Dorami[49] playing the challenge multiple times. Players have also created modified versions of the challenge, such as NCat and GDVenom creating the Extreme Challenge Roulette featuring the Challenge List.[50]
On October 6, 2020, npesta went live on Twitch to address the issues that began concerning unnecessary hate and jest against him due to his Kenos reaction meme. He stated that although he pretended like it was all cool, it was in reality not so, and it hurt him considerably, and he finally revealed it. He also made it a point to say that he is speaking for everyone in the GD community, such as Technical, Juniper, and others who have been receiving unfair hate. In short, his main points were:
Anyone who decides to hurt someone else mentally, on the internet, or through any means is a loser, and it is not worth trying to get back at them as they are doing so because they are frustrated in life and want to spread it to others.
Anyone who wants to make fun of someone for no reason and without permission should not think that what he is doing is not a big deal; rather, it does hurt.
He requested the community to not fight amongst one another and not try to get back at the mentally unstable, stating that "there is no point, and it is not going to get you anywhere good".
On December 24, 2020, he went live on RUclips after leaving Twitch for, at the time, an unknown reason. In this stream, he stated that he is attempting to beat the Extreme Demon Roulette and had set rules that he was allowed to automatically skip any level that hurt his eyes, as well as the roulette being meant to span multiple sessions, and that he would try to beat it by continuing to play up until 100%.[51] Six days later, he revealed the reason he left Twitch was that his email was hacked. He was able to recover every social media account with this email, except for one, which was his Twitch account.[52]
On January 5, 2021, after 32,376 attempts, npesta beat Bloodlust on stream after five deaths at TMNGaming's part and two deaths at the final spike at 98%.[53]
On March 15, 2021, npesta hinted that something very fortunate happened to him and that he would be announcing what happened later that week. Sure enough, on March 17, 2021, he released a video announcing that he has recovered his Twitch account three days earlier and he would no longer be streaming on RUclips.[54] He stated that he would be celebrating this with a Marbles On Stream stream.[55]
did you guys ever hear about Nathan Pesta getting a pizza for THREE DOLLARS and FOURTEEN CENTS
yes
@@EnyaGamez i didnt hear you was that *THREE DOLLARS AND FOURTEEN CENTS?!?!?!*
@@XL003 I KNOW RIGHT!?!!?
THREE DOLLARS and FOURTEEN CENTS.
Relatable
*RADICAL*
THREE DOLLARS AND THE FOURTEEN CENTS
the relation between npesta, inabakumori, and yuyuko is great. they all managed to snag the 3.14 pizza.
0:43 Amogus
I wasn't expecting yuyuko there but i really should have given the context
yuyuko the type of person to buy 4 pizzas for $3.14
12 dollars & 56 cents
The overall execution and theming of your npesta videos are always the funniest shit ever. Really hope you make more videos like this!
Npesta is the chillest person to ever exist
A pizza for 3.14$ on my birthday?!
happy birthday man
@@TiggTiggAnimations My birthday is on pi day, or March 14th. It's not today, so there was no reasons to tell me happy birthday
@@ParallexDubstep happy early birthday
@@TiggTiggAnimations bruh you mean late for me it’s still 2022
@@ParallexDubstep eyy march birthday. my birthday happens to be a day after yours
yay another Nathan Pesta animation
THREE DOLLARS
and
*F O U R T E E N C E N T S*
W video
mpesta
more like qpesta
npesta's face is so funny
this is beautiful
An inabakumori enjoyer I see...
THREE DOLLARS AND FOURTEEN CENTS ?!?!!?!??
best animation I've ever seen
cant believe nepsta got buffalo chicken pizza for 3 dollars and 14 cents like that is so crazy
npesta gave the guy a pi, thats how
tbf that actually is a goated ass deal
good animation lmao. makes the story even funnier
now thats what i call a pizza pi
Bro got the pizza for pi dollars.
The only deal thays better than a 3.14 pizza are animations like these for free
best story ever. really good animation!
oh my goodness is that inabakumori
i think they got their pizza for 3.14
npesta's πzza
Fark I forgot about npesta
pizza pi
hi fellow inabakumori fan that also happens to be a geometry dash player
Bro got pie for pi
$3.14 for a pizza?!
nathan piesta
love it honestly
Pi Pizza
it would be funny if this video was 3:14
yes please
mad me so happy lmao
this is gold
i forgot how much was the pizza worth again? :(
its normally like fucking 20 dollars per pie 💀
that's why I'm saying that's a crazy deal, ig that pizza place was able to operate on a lose and just give food away.
Wish he mentioned how much the pizza cost.
money
Based ass video
How much did it cost again?
it cost THREE DOLLARS AND THOURTEEN CENTS :O
@@MalPractice236 sorry I can't hear you
@@On_Beat *THREE DOLLARS AND FOURTEEN CENTS*
wait how much was the pizza again?
Like 3 bucks or so
im pretty sure that it was diamondsplash not drakosa but cool video
yeah i recently rewatched the video and realized
wait how much was the pizza?"
i think its 4 bucks
Pizza pi
Lol
for HOW MUCH????
I'm sorry I missed it, how much was the pizza???
THREE DOLLARS AND FOURTEEN CENTS
balls
Wait did the pizza cost three dollars and fourteen cents?
what video is this from
from the video where nathan pesta got pizza for THREE DOLLARS. AND 14 CENTS