Meet Halo, the kid who set a world record for the number of edits

Zy "Halo" Branicki is a 14-year-old boy living in Vermont, USA. Zy is a content creator who boasts constantly growing numbers. The first video on Fortnite dates back to 18 June 2018, and since that day, he has continued to produce content until reaching the numbers he can boast today. One of the most important videos for the growth of his channel is inherent to one of the peculiarities that sets Halo apart from everyone else, i.e., the fact that he plays with arrow keys, which he has been using since he was two years old.

His content was mostly about challenges, how to complete them, and the best combos based on a specific skin. On 7 July 2020, Halo published the first video that directly related to competitive, namely, a Highlight of the trio endgame mode. As time goes by, the content he publishes will have to do precisely with competitive while still making room for other types of videos.

On 5 March 2021, he announced his entry into Become Legends; this adventure would positively influence his entire career.

Today I have the chance to have Zy with us. He will answer a few questions.
Could you tell us something about your experience in Become Legends?

"My experience in BL was a lot of fun! Meeting everyone in Europe was definitely the best part! Sharing the moment of Setty winning FNCS with the whole team is an experience I’ll never forget!"

From that day to the present, Halo's growth has been exponential. It has consistently offered high-quality content by exploiting its incredible entertainment ability.

A few days ago, Halo pulled off a record-breaking performance, breaking the edit number in four hours. He edited the beauty of 32,632 builds. I enclose a video in which you can admire his performance.

Why did you think of starting this challenge?
"I started this challenge because I wanted to push myself as a content creator and do something a little different than what I normally do. I often feel like I have a disadvantage using arrow keys, so I wanted to prove to myself and to the fortnite community that I could do it."

What were your expectations before you started?
"I didn’t really set any expectations other than making sure the live stream was entertaining and I was still able to engage with my chat while focusing on editing."

What feelings did you have after completing the challenge that set a new world record?
"I think the first thing I felt was how much my hand hurt! I was pretty overwhelmed in the moment. I was just shocked. I remembering thinking… I did it! I can’t believe I did it on stream!"

We would like to thank Zy for taking some time to speak with us. Be sure to follow Halo on every social!