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Henrik Kjaerulff (born April 21st 1986), known as WackyJacky101 is a Danish-born streamer and YouTuber. With a YouTube channel having over 615k subscribers his content mostly focuses on guides, tutorials, tricks, tips and other ways to help gamers get better at the games they play. He is most well known for playing PUBG, Battlefield 2042 and other online multiplayer (mostly FPS) games.

Early life
Kjaerulff was born on April 21st, 1986 in Copenhagen, Denmark. He started playing PC games in an early age with friends at the internet café and played all kind of games. Red Alert and GTA are some of the games he remembers the most. Half Life and an older version of Counter-Strike were the first FPS games he fell in love with and was around thirteen years old at the time. He later returned to Counter-Strike with CS:GO, however after achieving the rank Global Elite, he found the game less fun due to trolls and a toxic environment at the higher levels. In 2017 he started playing PUBG and has been playing and analyzing the game since then.

Streaming and content creation
On 5 June 2017, Kjaerulff uploaded his first video to YouTube titled "GUIDE: How to PROPERLY setup your mouse sensitivity (Ep1) - PLAYERUNKNOWN'S BATTLEGROUNDS" which as of 26 July, 2022 has 568,510 views. He produced the video to help people find a proper mouse sensitivity and that was his entry into the realm of guides. He realized that the more time he spent analyzing and testing random feature of the game, curiously exploring its boundaries, features (and bugs) he gained knowledge valuable to players that did not have the same amount of time to do what he did.

Since then he has regularly been uploading videos that extend to gameplay, guides, tricks and tips and other types to his YouTube channel which currently has 835 videos with multiple videos having millions of views, uploaded for a variety of games that include PUBG, Super People and Battlefield 2042.

Kjaerulff started streaming on Twitch in October 2017 after his community asked for it and has been streaming regularly since then with an average of live viewers close to 2K.