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Doggie (also known as DoggieDasher and RippyDoggy, and humorously as Doogie) is a skilled American player and creator widely regarded as one of the best players in the game. He rose to prominence in December 2019 after becoming the video editor for npesta, playing a pivotal role in revolutionising Geometry Dash content by introducing stream highlight-style editing. Building on this momentum, Doggie proceeded towards top-level play with his completion of Kenos in 2020, jumping from Killbot and becoming its fifth victor.
Over the following years, Doggie beat several of the most difficult levels, including Zodiac, Tartarus and The Golden. After the exposal of spaceuk, he assumed the role of de facto verifier of Slaughterhouse, one of the game's most iconic top-level Demons. He would go on to beat Silent clubstep and Acheron, which still stand as his two hardest completions to this day,[note 1] and also conquered high-end challenge levels like VSC, becoming its seventh victor (excluding the verifier). He has since also completed Avernus.
Doggie is currently verifying GRIEF, an upcoming Top 1 level and an official prequel to Slaughterhouse. He has made substantial progress on the level, with a best record of 97% and runs from 17-92% and 25-100%.
Doggie belongs to a group of skilled Geometry Dash players, dubbed TCD after Trick, Conix and Denni. In the group, there are also Cursed and Diamond.
Contents
1 History
1.1 Early YouTube beginnings
1.2 Introduction to Geometry Dash
1.3 Creative growth and early completions
1.4 Hiatus, return, and first Extreme Demons
1.5 Kenos and community breakthrough
1.6 Extreme Demon Alphabet and Top 1 goals
1.7 Slaughterhouse and peak competitions
1.8 GRIEF verification and current endeavours
2 Conflicts
3 Levels
3.1 Verified
4 Victor titles
5 Nominations and awards
6 Trivia
7 Videos
8 Notes
9 References
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History
Early YouTube beginnings
Doggie originally launched his main YouTube channel, 'ripped dog' (now renamed 'RippyDoggy'), on 26 December 2011 at just five years old.[1] The channel was created after he received a small camera as a Christmas gift. With help from his father, who regularly uploaded the footage by transferring videos from the camera's memory card, Doggie began posting recordings he had made for pure enjoyment. Throughout 2012, this became a routineāuploading spontaneous and playful videos without intending to become a YouTuber. All these early uploads are now p
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