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This article is about the YouTube channel. For the owner of the channel, see Cary Huang.



Hi guys, it's me, Cary!
 
— Cary, Intro

carykh (the "kh" stands for Kaiming Huang, and as jokingly other things as seen in videos, such as Kary Hcary, Kill Hitler, Knows Hell, Knees Hurt, Kidnaps Human, *krashes hard*, Kaleidocope Hoarder, etc.) is one of Cary Huang's personal channels, along with Humany, Abacaba, Zack Bone Productions, Cube Roll, and lazykh. The channel is well known for 3 shows: Algicosathlon, Ten Words of Wisdom or TWOW (both finished), EWOW (Eleven Words Of Wisdom, TWOW's second season), and The Amazing Marble Race. The channel was officially verified on YouTube on April 20, 2018. Visit here for his YouTube channel.

Shows by Cary[]

The Amazing Marble Race[]

The Amazing Marble Race by carykh has three seasons.

Season 1[]

The first season was uploaded on December 21, 2011. This marble race has two parts with 15 marbles. The winner is Orange, which won in 20.7 seconds. In second place is Black, which won in 55.1 seconds. The third place is Yellow, with 1 minute and 27 seconds.

Season 2[]

The second season was uploaded on February 23, 2013. It is shorter than the first season because it only has 1 part and 8 marbles. This time, Blue is the winner, Yellow (who placed third in first season) is in second, and Brown came in third place.

Season 3[]

The third season began on March 31, 2015. Each leg is a separate video. This season features 56 two-colored marbles. Ten marbles were eliminated in the first leg, nine marbles in the second leg, and so on. This season is not finished yet; as of February 25, 2024, nine legs (out of ten) have been released. Two marbles (06 RK and 54 BA) remain.

BFDI Mini-Season - "Marbles"[]

BFDI Mini-Season - "Marbles" is a "spin-off" of the usual Marble Race style, but the marbles are based on the appearance of the assets of the original 21 BFDI contestants.

Algicosathlon[]

Algicosathlon, a sequel to Algodecathlon, is a battle between 16 athletes of different colors. There are a total of 20 events. Athletes will get points depending on their rank of individual events. (Example: 1st +100, 2nd +70, etc.) After each event, the athletes will the fewest points will be eliminated. With every new event, earned points will be increased by 50% (i.e., 1st in event 1 = +100, 1st in event 2 = +150,... 1st in event 20 is + 221,684), this gives athletes a chance to catch up. In the final event, Purple is the winner.

B.A.G.U.E.T.T.E.[]

Main article: B.A.G.U.E.T.T.E.

B.A.G.U.E.T.T.E. (Battle Among Gelatins Using Expertise To Take Everything) was the first official BFDI/BFDIA Camp. The camp was announced on September 1, 2012, when it was announced that BFDIA was going to be monthly again. After a 3-year hiatus, it was officially cancelled in favor of TWOW.

Ten Words of Wisdom[]

Main article: Ten Words of Wisdom

Ten Words of Wisdom (TWOW) is an camp started on December 12, 2015, by Cary Huang. As B.A.G.U.E.T.T.E. was confirmed to be canceled, this show is now its successor.

In the camp, contestants are given a writing prompt, which they must answer or conform to using exactly 10 words (or less). Unlike B.A.G.U.E.T.T.E., the time limit is very strict (as the competitors MUST answer in time), and the contestants in this camp are now Books instead of Gelatins.

TWOW took a nearly 3-year hiatus after TWOW 23B on July 27, 2017, with TWOW 24A being released on July 21, 2020. TWOW 24B was released on June 10, 2021. TWOW 25A was released on June 10, 2021. Finally, TWOW 25B was released on December 21, 2022, finishing off the series. Midnight Light won (with Meester Tweester coming in second), with the ten words of wisdom being "It takes finishing 490 books for one to achieve wisdom." Canonically, in the TWOW universe, Midnight Light received wisdom, and Meester Tweester received intelligence.[1]

Trivia[]

  • carykh's profile picture on YouTube comes from the HTwins.net game, Cube Roll.
  • Stats (as of September 3, 2024):
    • Subscribers: 617K
    • Views: 153,176,028
  • carykh hit 50,000 subscribers on October 1, 2016.
  • carykh hit 100,000 subscribers on March 13, 2017.
  • carykh hit 200,000 subscribers on September 20, 2017.
  • carykh hit 300,000 subscribers on September 3, 2018.
  • carykh hit 400,000 subscribers on April 16, 2019.
  • carykh hit 500,000 subscribers on July 28, 2020.
  • carykh hit 600,000 subscribers on February 1, 2024.
  • Cary sometimes says that the "kh" acronym stands for different words like Cary Kill Hitler, Cary Knows Hell, Cary Kitten Hugger, Cary Key Hole, Cary Kidnaps Human, Cary Knife Holder, Cary /k/ /h/, Cary Ketchup Hole, Cary Knees Hurt, Cary Kary Hcary, Cary Kisses Himself, Cary Kaleidoscope Hoarder, Cary Potassium Hydride, Cary the Kumquat Healer, and Cary Krashes Hard. This has led to the community jokingly making acronyms based on his name, though Cary stated that he got tired of them.[2]
    • The "potassium hydride" in Cary Potassium Hydride comes from their respective elements' atomic symbols: K (potassium) and H (hydrogen).
  • His computer is personified and gains life in his animations, having a personality, talking and even constructing ideas on his own. He goes by the name Computery.

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