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Ian Kochinski (born February 14, 1994), better known as Vaush (/ v ɔː ʃ / ⓘ [under discussion] vawsh), is an American left-wing YouTuber and Twitch streamer.
The Vaush Pit. @TheVaushPit ‧. 157K subscribers ‧ 1.6K videos. Hi, I'm Vaush. I believe progressive socialism is the best solution to the problems our country - all countries - face, and I'm...
vaush (@vaushv) is a popular leftist streamer and YouTuber who covers politics, gaming, and culture. Follow him on Twitter to get his hot takes, memes, and debates with other online personalities. Whether you agree with him or not, you'll never be bored by his content. #vaushv #leftism #streaming
Ian Kochinski (born: February 14, 1994 [age 30] ), better known online as Vaush, is an American far-left commentary YouTuber known for his advocacy for libertarian market socialism and debates with other YouTubers, most notably Sargon of Akkad and Destiny. [1]
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Follow Vaush (@VuashV), a popular online political commentator and streamer, on Twitter. Get his latest insights, opinions, and debates on various topics, from current events to gaming. Join his community of over 400k followers and interact with him and other like-minded people.
vaushv (@vaushv) is a popular leftist streamer and commentator on Twitter. Follow him for his hot takes on politics, culture, and gaming. Join the conversation with his fans and critics, and watch his live streams and videos. vaushv is the voice of the online left.
r/VaushV: The official subreddit for the socialist streamer & media critic Vaush.
Feb 9, 2024 · What Was In The Folder 'Vaush' Showed On Stream? On February 7th, 2024, Vaush hosted a stream on Twitch. The stream was going fine, until he accidentally pulled up a folder on his computer for a very brief second, quickly getting it off the screen.
Feb 16, 2024 · The video, which comes from a 2020 Vaush stream, has been immortalized in memes through the catchphrase "Tacoma wept" and it's only becoming more relevant with Vaush in social media's spotlight. Here's what it means.
