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Bryson Julian Rasmussen (born March 12, 2001), widely known as Haminations, is an American animator, YouTuber, and comedian. As of late 2025, he is 24 years old and resides in Utah. Personal Profile Physical Traits: Bryson stands approximately 6'2" (188 cm) tall. He is famously known as a "latebloomer," often joking that he looks much younger than his actual age due to his facial features and high-pitched voice. Medical Details: He has a lazy left eye that sometimes wanders when he is tired, a trait he has discussed in his videos. Family: He is one of five children, with four siblings: Brittany (oldest), Brody, Brayden, and Brenner. His brother, Brody, is also a creator and frequently collaborates with him. Pets: He has a dog named Beau and two Russian tortoises named Egg and Scooter. Professional Career Bryson launched his YouTube channel in February 2017. He gained rapid fame for his storytime animations, which feature his signature mascot, "The Ham"—a round, pink-blushed creature with a cat-like mouth. Education: He attended college starting in August 2019 but dropped out in June 2020 to pursue YouTube full-time. Major Content: His most popular videos include "I Look Young," "Pain," and "School!!!". By 2025, hischannel has amassed over 8 million subscribers. Expansion: Beyond animation, he has released original music like "Who I Am" and launched a merchandise line through Creator Ink. He also interacts with fans via a dedicated Patreon for behind-the-scenes content. Signature Style Bryson’s content is characterized by its relatable, family-friendly humor and a specific technique of using spoonerisms (switching letters in brand names, like "StameGop" for GameStop) to avoid trademark issues. While mostly wholesome, some viewers note that newer videos can feature slapstick "cartoon violence" for comedic effect.