100 Days In Hardcore Minecraft

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Luke TheNotableYouTuber InformationProfileLuke TheNotableStyleGamingDate joinedNovember 2, 2008Twitter / X@LukeTheNotableInstagram and Threads@luke_thenotable
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WebsiteVideos480+ScheduleWeeklyStatusActiveAssociatesTheTorsUsernameLuke TheNotablePersonal informationFull nameLuke Phillips HebertNationalityAmericanLocationChicago, Illinois, United StatesChannel trailer 100 Drops - -Tilted Towers 2-

Luke Phillips Hebert[1] (born: March 6, 1995 (1995-03-06) [age 29]),[2] better known online as Luke TheNotable, is an American YouTuber best known for his gaming videos. He is known for making his Minecraft hardcore series "I Survived Minecraft Hardcore For [Blank] Days", as well as his series "I Dropped [Blank] 100 Times", where he drops to different locations 100 times, in battle royale games like Fortnite. His 100 days challenge series would become a YouTube trend later on being imitated by various YouTubers.

He posted his first video on March 24, 2009. He originally made videos on games like Halo Reach, Halo 3, Halo Wars, as well as Minecraft and Zoo Tycoon. In June 2018, he joined the gaming organization OpTic Gaming as a content creator. His first Minecraft video, where he built a Boeing 747 plane full scale, was published on July 9, 2011.

He is married, has a daughter named Holly, and a newborn son named Henry. His wife goes by the name TheTors on Twitter, and she has been featured in an episode of his Minecraft series. On July 31st, 2020, she gave birth to Holly. He currently resides in Chicago, Illinois.[3]

In this series, Luke plays Minecraft Hardcore. If you die in Hardcore Minecraft, you die forever. His most popular video in that series is 2000 Days in Hardcore Minecraft which was released on December 21st 2020, and his most recent instalment in the series is 4000 Days in Hardcore Minecraft which was released on December 16 2023.

His main Hardcore Series is where he survives on his Hardcore world. So far he has done: 100 Days - [Hardcore Minecraft], 200 Days - [Hardcore Minecraft], 300 Days - [Hardcore Minecraft], 1000 Days - [Hardcore Minecraft], 2000 Days - [Hardcore Minecraft], 3000 Days - [Hardcore Minecraft] and 4000 Days - [Hardcore Minecraft].

In this series, Luke drops to a location 100 times in a row, in a battle royale game. The most popular episodes of this series have been on the game Fortnite, and he has dropped 100 times to locations like Salty Springs, Dusty Depot, and Junk Junction. He has also played games on this series like Halo reach, Fall Guys, Chess, Among Us, and Rainbow 6 Siege. He has also done 100 Drops - [OG Fortnite].

In this series, Luke tries to reach tier 100 of the Fortnite Battle Pass in 1 day. He has done this many times before. The last one he did beside in season 14 where he bought tier 100 in 1 minute the last true one was Eternal in 1 day in Season 13. Back in Season 9 he also did a spin-off of this where he got all the Fortbytes in 1 day.

In January 2021, Luke attempted to trademark the "100 Days in (blank)" format. There is also evidence he was DMing other creators and theatening to take legal action if they did not remove their 100 days video. This was met with a negative reaction, by both Minecraft channels and commentary alike. Many people compared this to TheFineBros trying to trademark the term "REACT". He later apologized in a YouTube comment posted on one of his videos.[4]

Please continue to create 100 Days content. I love watching the fans put so much love into videos that inspire them and with this trademark we all could have lost that forever. I lost sight of what is important in content creation, which is something I won't do again.

I was worried about getting credit for the content that I had produced instead of lifting up those that were inspired by me. When you put something on the internet it may be used by someone else. This caused me stress and anxiety when it should have been a source of inspiration.

It is very easy to trademark something like this and I was scared someone might try to do the same to me, taking away the series I love to create. But my actions almost took away the series for everyone else and I'm sorry for that. It won't happen again.

I hope you will still allow me to post 100 Days. I have been working on one for some time now and I think it'll make a great addition to the 100 Days family which we can all be a part of. Careers have been created here and I am sorry that my actions almost ruined that.