Paul-Henri Martin

Paul-Henri Martin
Paul-Henri Martin on stream, November 2019
Born	(1997-04-14) 14 April 1997 Port de Sang, Fravina
Education	Université Nationale de Port de Sang (B.Arch.)
Occupation	Internet personality video game streamer
Years active	2016-present
Parent(s)	Jean Martin Asami Takahasi
Relatives	Martin family

Paul-Henri Perle Obsidienne Martin (born 14 April 1997) is a Fravi internet personality and livestreamer. Martin produces a variety of content, most notably video game related streams where he plays with his friends and other content creators. Due to his collaboration with other streamers, his channel saw an increase in popularity beginning in 2018, and he is currently the most followed and viewed streamer in Fravina.

He is the son of former Vice President Jean Martin and a member of the Martin family.

Early Life

Paul-Henri Martin was born on 14 April 1997 in Port de Sang, Fravina, to then legislator Jean Martin and Asami Takahasi. He studied at Université Nationale de Port de Sang, graduating with a Bachelor's Degree in Architecture in June 2019, as well as minoring in Music and Mathematics.

Streaming Career

Martin began livestreaming part-time on 15 July 2016. On 5 September 2019, he dedicated himself to streaming full-time as a career.

While he remained in relative obscurity in 2017, he managed to grow a modest following. In 2018, his channel saw rapid growth due to his collaborations with many other popular content creators, and by late 2019 has grown into the most followed and viewed streamer in Fravina. However, due to Fravi internet laws, his platform is confined to those living inside Fravina.

Martin considers himself a variety streamer. He streams content relating to video games, cooking, architecture, and many other topics. His most popular streams involve taking Anglish classes, teaching piano to viewers, and reacting to popular non-Fravi films and television shows.

Following his family's deaths in the 2021 Martin car accident, and the subsequent suicide of his sister, Cecilé, on 11 August 2021, Paul-Henri Martin took a hiatus from August 2021 to December 2021. His first stream following the hiatus was on 24 December 2021 - 25 December 2021, and was a 24-hour charity live stream to raise funds for the International Red Cross.

Martin has announced plans to return to his regular streaming schedule in March 2022.

New Blimps for a New Age

During the Fravi government's 2019 New Blimps for a New Age campaign, Martin publicly criticized the initiative on stream, stating, "...we should be less focused on blimps and more focused on improving our exisiting infrastructure." His comments led to a drastic decrease in the usage of blimps in the nation. This decrease forced the government to end the campaign in early 2020, citing Paul-Henri Martin as one of the reasons.

Other Ventures

Martin helped in designing the buildings for the 2020 video game Arson: The Game, developed by Fravi independent video  game enterprise Enfer Entertainment.

Personal Life

Martin currently resides in Port de Barbier, Fravina, moving from Port de Sang in 2021.

In January 2020, Galahinda issued an arrest warrant for Martin for crimes against fashion for his, "overzealous use of a jean jacket and jeans combo, of which no human being should be subjected to." Fravina refuses to extradite him to Galahinda.

In August 2020, he accidentally came out as pansexual on stream. Later that year, in September 2020, he released an official coming out video on his channel. This video was met with widespread support throughout his fanbase, even with lesbian Vice President Adelie Grasse releasing a statement encouraging Martin.

He was involved in the 2021 Martin car accident, from which all his brothers and his parents died, and was only one of three involved people left living (himself, his sister Cecilé, and his niece Danielle). Due to the death of his brother Louis Martin in this accident, Paul-Henri Martin was granted temporary custody of his niece, Danielle Martin, until permanent custody was granted to family friend Jacob Dupont in mid-September 2021.