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Alfie Deyes
@alfiedeyes · Lifestyle
64Editorial rating
THE TIMELINE / PUBLIC REACTION
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THE RECEIPTS
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052018 · Milestone
Deyes uploaded a video to his YouTube channel called "Living on £1 for 24 hours"
In 2018, Deyes uploaded a video to his YouTube channel called "Living on £1 for 24 hours" in which his aim was to spend only £1 for a full day.
Open source ↗042017 · Milestone
Deyes announced a third and final book in the Pointless Book series titled The Pointless Book 3
In 2017, Deyes announced a third and final book in the Pointless Book series titled The Pointless Book 3.
Open source ↗02OCT 2013 · Dispute
Deyes was a member of the "Guinness World Records OMG!" channel (GWRomg) and held a number of world records
In 2013, Deyes was a member of the "Guinness World Records OMG!" channel (GWRomg) and held a number of world records, including "Most bangles put on in 30 seconds by a team of two", along with YouTubers Marcus Butler and 'Laurbubble' (which they still hold); and "Most party poppers popped in 30 seconds" with a count of 29, beating the previously set record by 1 (he subsequently lost this to Ashrita Furman in October 2013), and filling the most pancakes in one minute, with chocolate sauce and bananas, which was 7.
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