Gaming, parodies, and everything in between: The eclectic universe of streamer Milan Knol

Like most gaming content creators, Milan’s journey started as a hobby. Growing up, he loved playing Duck Hunt on the NES and then moved on to Nintendo 64. It was his way of experiencing a different world, where anything was possible. Milan was hooked. He could play for hours on end: “I remember when I was 16 or 17, my mother was so angry at me for playing a game at night that she literally cut my internet cable with scissors because she was mad at the noise!” recalled Milan.  
 
Nowadays, Milan has a healthier approach to gaming. While still competitive, he’s able to take a loss, learn from the experience and move on. He uses this passion to fuel his content creator career, much like his younger brother, Enzo Knol, one of the Netherlands’ biggest YouTubers.

Milan’s channel today features a variety of content, including vlogs, gaming videos, and fun challenges with his brother and friends. What most people don’t know (unless you’re an OG fan) is that he started with parody and music videos before venturing into gaming content. This stems from his eclectic personality and attitude. You’ll find him playing pétanque with his friends, thrift shopping, magnet fishing, playing mini golf, kart racing, and laser-tag gaming. Whatever Milan decides to create, his goal has always been to spread positivity, make others laugh, and bond with his audience.   
 
On his days off, Milan loves exploring his town by bike. The Momentum Voya E+ was his first electric bike ever, and he’s never looked back.

No one loves freedom more than Milan – he loves to explore a variety of quirky hobbies and places for his YouTube channel. You’ll usually see him riding around town with his Momentum Voya E+ e-bike on weekends. “The electric bike was a new experience, opening the world for me. You can go anywhere. You can walk it and park it anywhere. You feel so much freedom on a bike, and that’s what I like most about cycling,” enthused Milan. We couldn’t agree more! The Netherlands is perfect for owning an e-bike because the government offers tax incentives and subsidies, and endless local bike repair shops and cycling events. No wonder the Dutch city Amsterdam is known as the world’s cycling capital!  
 
Milan enjoys having a comfortable, stylish and powerful two-wheeler to take him between hobbies and reconnect with nature like he did as a kid.