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| Born | Lucas Adrien Hauchard 27 January 1996 Vitry-sur-Seine, France |
| Occupation | YouTuber |
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| Years active | 2011–present |
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| Subscribers | 19.6 million |
| Total views | 11.3 billion |
| Subscriber and view counts updated as of July 6, 2025. | |
Lucas Adrien Hauchard (born January 27, 1996), known as Squeezie, is a famous French YouTuber. He is one of the most popular French-speaking YouTubers. He has over 19.6 million subscribers and more than 11 billion views.
Squeezie first became known for his videos where he played video games and talked about them. He also made vlogs, which are video blogs about his daily life. Now, he creates videos where he plays real-life games with other YouTubers. He also tells interesting or scary true stories. Squeezie also makes music and sometimes releases music videos. He worked with another YouTuber, Cyprien Iov, on a channel called Bigorneaux & Coquillages. This channel stopped making new videos in 2019. It still has over 5.99 million subscribers.
In September 2018, Squeezie started a gaming channel called Squeezie Gaming. On this channel, he shares edited videos from his live streams on Twitch. In 2022, he organized a big car race called the GP Explorer. It was a Formula 4 competition. The second race, GP Explorer 2, happened in 2023.
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Squeezie's YouTube Journey
Starting on YouTube
Lucas Hauchard began his YouTube journey in May 2008. His first channel was called Dofus Bouclier. It was about the game Dofus. This channel only has two videos and has not been active since June 2008. In November 2010, he made another channel, TheVideobc. It also focused on video games. This channel has three videos and stopped being active in November 2010.
He created his main YouTube channel, Squeezie, in 2011. He was 15 years old at the time. This channel focused on testing and reviewing video games. It quickly became very popular. Squeezie became the youngest French person to reach one million subscribers on YouTube. He was 17 years old when this happened. During this time, his videos often got around 300,000 views each.
Becoming More Popular
In April 2013, Squeezie had half a million subscribers. He then teamed up with Cyprien, another French YouTuber. Together, they created a channel called CyprienGaming. This channel is now known as Bigorneaux & Coquillage.
In 2014, some people said Squeezie copied PewDiePie. Squeezie made a video to explain that this was not true. By March 2014, Squeezie became the most popular French YouTuber. He was ahead of other big names like Cyprien and Rémi Gaillard. By the end of 2014, Squeezie's videos had been watched over 70.7 million times. This was more than many other popular YouTubers combined.
Squeezie was also featured in YouTube Rewind 2015. This is a special video made by YouTube each year. It brings together famous YouTubers and internet stars who had a big impact that year.
In 2017, Squeezie took part in the TV show Fort Boyard with Cyprien. Squeezie gained many more subscribers in 2017. He added over a billion views to his channel. In June 2018, he passed Norman in subscriber count. A year later, he passed Cyprien. This made him the top French-speaking YouTuber by subscriber numbers.
Squeezie on Twitch
Squeezie started streaming regularly on Twitch in 2018. He now has over 3 million followers there. He has been part of some of the biggest French live streams. One stream had a peak of 395,000 viewers. He streamed with other big French streamers like Gotaga and Locklear. In October 2022, Squeezie organized a special race. It featured 22 streamers driving Formula 4 cars. The event had an average of 400,000 viewers. It reached a peak of over 1,000,000 viewers online. Also, 40,000 fans watched the race live at the track.
Squeezie's Music
Squeezie has created a lot of music over the years. He released his first album, named Oxyz, on September 25, 2020. His first song came out in 2017. It was in a YouTube video called “Placements de Produits” with Maxence.
In 2018, Squeezie released more songs. These included Freestyle de l'autodérision and Top 1. He also made Freestyle de potes with Maxenss and Seb. Other songs were Pas tout seul and 90 VS 2000 with Mcfly and Carlito.
In 2019, he released two songs: Le gaming c'est fini and Bye bye with Joyca. Squeezie and Joyca filmed a video where they made a summer hit song in three days. They were competing with Kezah and Freddy Gladieux, who made the song Mirador. A singer named Gims judged their songs. He chose Mirador as the winner. Both songs became quite popular. They were even performed live at the Solidays 2019 music festival. They were also played in nightclubs and on radio stations like Fun Radio. Both songs appeared on music sales charts. The song Mirador even earned a gold certification.
Squeezie and Gaming Teams
Squeezie, along with Gotaga and Brawks, started an esports organization. It is called Gentlemates and is based in France. They have several esports teams. These teams play different games, including Valorant, League of Legends, and Age of Empires.
Squeezie's Music Albums and Songs
Albums
- 2020: Oxyz
Singles
- 2017: Placements de produits feat. Maxenss
- 2018: Freestyle de l'autodérision
- 2018: Top 1
- 2018: Freestyle de potes feat. Maxenss and Seb la Frite
- 2018: Pas tout seul
- 2018: 90 VS 2000 feat. Mcfly and Carlito
- 2019: Le gaming c'est fini
- 2019: Bye bye feat. Joyca
- 2020: Influenceurs
- 2020: Guépard feat. Némir
- 2020: Servis feat. Gambi
- 2020: Tout
- 2020: Mario Kart
- 2021: Time Time feat. KronoMuzik and Myd (as Trei Degete)
- 2021: Arrêtez
- 2022: Adieu les filles
- 2023: Spaceship (as Trei Degete)
Squeezie's Voice Acting Roles
Movies
- 2015: The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water by Paul Tibbitt: Kyle the Seagull (French voice)
- 2016: Ratchet & Clank by Kevin Munroe: Ratchet (French voice)
Web-series
- 2016: Les Kassos (episode 42, Irrito)
- 2018: L'Épopée temporelle (season 2, episode 1, Le temps cassé) by Cyprien Iov
- 2015: Technophobe by Théodore Bonnet
- 2016: The Cartouche by Théodore Bonnet
See also
- List of most-followed Twitch channels
