Disguised Toast's life outside streaming: What did he do before becoming a Twitch star?

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Jeremy Wang, better known by his online alias "Disguised Toast," is undoubtedly one of the most popular American streamers. He has amassed a huge following on various social media platforms, including Twitch (2.8 million), YouTube (3.78 million), and Twitter (1.6 million), thanks to his engaging personality, humor, and content-creation skills.

But before his rise to fame, Jeremy had a unique story. He was born on November 25, 1991, in Taipei, Taiwan, before moving to Penang, Malaysia, and later immigrating to Ontario, Canada, with his family.

During one of his streams, Disguised Toast opened up about his life growing up in Canada and how it helped shape him into the popular streamer he is today. He shared that he always had a special liking for performance and entertainment, eventually giving birth to his modern-day streamer self.

He revealed that back in high school, he gained a reputation by performing magic tricks. This gave him a sense of confidence and helped him develop his performance skills.

Jeremy once made a browser game called "The Frustration Game," which, despite being a small project, gained relative popularity. The game, which was created using Flash technology, had simple rules - players had to keep their mouse cursor within a designated area on the screen as it moved around.

Interestingly, "The Frustration Game" was played by popular YouTuber and content creator JJ "KSI" in 2012, which helped boost its popularity even further.

After completing high school, Jeremy went to the University of Waterloo, where he studied mathematics and computer science. However, he soon realized that he wasn't passionate about his studies and dropped out of university to pursue his dream of becoming a full-time content creator.

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