Fanum didn't address the rumors of his possibly leaving AMP directly on any of his social media accounts. However, an X user shared a screenshot of him liking a post "confirming" his exit.

[Speaker] Yeah. [Fanum laughs] Does Fanum, does Fanum have tattoos? Yeah, I do. I got damn near my whole back flooded out. I wanted to get a face tat, but all my friends kept saying, Don't do that.

Fanum might start a stream in his room, then text another AMP member to play basketball, which they’ll stream, he tells me, using handheld cameras. “We’re all childlike,” Fanum explains.

The phrase "Fanum tax," coined by the comedy creator Fanum, has taken over TikTok this week. Fanum created the term in late 2022 to describe a humorous bit where he took food from his friends.

But it’s “Fanum tax” that really has some Gen Z users stumped. “Fanum” refers to @JustFanum, a YouTuber and Twitch streamer who belongs to the comedy group known as AMP (@AMPEXCLUSIVE ...

After rumors surfaced of Fanum severing ties with his streaming collective Any Means Possible (AMP), Kai Cenat stepped in to address the situation. "Everybody who fell for Fanum leaving AMP, I'm ...

Content creator Fanum has raised speculation over his potential departure from the influencer group AMP, following a series of cryptic and emotionally charged posts on X and Snapchat. The Twitch ...

Fanum is known for jokingly taking other's food and calling it a "tax." "I took his fries when he wasn't looking — he had to pay the Fanum tax." ...

Fanum also told the magazine that he dreams of elevating live streaming to Hollywood-like production levels, with sleek, mega-set environments, and trailers for all creators. He was seemingly ...

Fanum Tax is a Gen-Z slang term that refers to a running gag in which Twitch streamer Fanum (real name Roberto Gonzalez) “taxes” members of his YouTube group AMP (primarily Kai Cenat) who ...

For one afternoon in New York City, Fanum went from “Yes, chat” to “Yes, chef.” In the first installment of GQ's new “chaotic fine dining” video series Fanum Goes Gourmet, the ...

In 2022, the term “Fanum tax” became a running joke among the group when Fanum began streaming videos of himself “taxing” other AMP members while they were eating. Instead of collecting cash, the “tax ...