Annoying Orange Gaming

After graduating from college, Boedigheimer, his girlfriend, and Grove, his college buddy, relocated to Bakersfield, California. The following year, on Grove's advice, they moved to Los Angeles, where they both worked as production assistants for MTV's Pimp My Ride from October 2004 to December 2005, with Dane earning $700 per week. But the 60 and 80-hour workweeks would leave him with little time to make movies at home. Dane decided he didn't want to pursue a career in television after finishing his work on the show.

Boedigheimer established Gagfilms on Valentine's Day 2005, and the business gradually gathered a core of followers. He opened two YouTube channels named Daneboe and Gagfilms in 2006. The same year he started working as a freelance filmmaker and started creating several video series.

Before The Annoying Orange, Boedigheimer produced a number of talking food videos for his YouTube channel and other websites, such as JibJab. He claimed that the concept for The Annoying Orange was a mash-up of his previous special effects work, puns, and talking food videos.

When he began animating the video, he reasoned that it would be simpler to add features to an orange than an apple and make it more noticeable than the original title of the video, The Annoying Apple. Additionally, at first, it was intended to be the sole Annoying Orange video on YouTube. However, as more videos were requested by viewers as the video gained popularity, Boedigheimer ultimately decided to turn the video into a full-time series after the fourth episode.

On January 31, 2010, he launched a channel called "realannoyingorange" for The Annoying Orange in response to the popularity of the show.

Along with his friends, Boedigheimer produced other shows in addition to The Annoying Orange for his YouTube channel, including Thunder McWylde. A retired street fighter named Thunder McWylde stars in the animated series, which debuted on October 10, 2013, but he is too powerful for his own good.

He co-created The Misfortune of Being Ned, a cartoon series on The Annoying Orange YouTube channel, with Rob Jennings.

Annoying Orange also has a gaming channel. This channel is the second for the Annoying Orange series. On the channel, the plethora of characters of the series plays various games.

“Midget Apple Let’s Play HAPPY WHEELS!!!” is the oldest video on the Annoying Orange Gaming channel. In the video, the midget apple plays Happy Wheels.

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According to various sources, Dane Boedigheimer has an estimated net worth of $30 million as of July 2022. As of 2022, Boedigheimer's primary channel had more than 11 million subscribers and had received more than 7.8 billion views. It can average 1.1 million views per day, which should bring in about $8,800 per day ($3.2 million per year) in revenue from the videos' advertisements. Additionally, The Annoying Orange Gaming channel has more than 3 million subscribers and more than 2.3 billion views as of July 2022. It receives an average of 500,000 views per day, which should result in daily advertising revenue of about $4,000 ($1.4 million annually).

Dane Boedigheimer was born on September 28, 1978, in Minnesota to Peter (1953-2008) and Julie Boedigheimer. His dad worked as a roofer. Lucas is Boedigheimer's younger brother. He was raised in Harwood, North Dakota, and began making home movies as a teenager after receiving an 8mm video camera for Christmas from his parents when he was 12 years old.

Theresa Barket, who worked with Boedigheimer on his videos frequently, became his wife in 2012. They are California residents of Sierra Madre.

Boedigheimer has a large following on several social media platforms, mostly due to the acclaim of his Annoying Orange series.

The Instagram account of the Annoying Orange series has 84k followers. The Instagram account consists of pictures of the characters of the series in different situations and get-ups. On Twitter, he has over 212k followers and gets several likes and retweets.

Boedighiemer uploads videos daily. His videos on the Annoying Orange Gaming channel include the different characters of the series playing a vast variety of games. They’ve played Stranger Things 3, horror games, Roblox games and many more.

Some of their most famous series include Roblox Obbys, SHOCKTOBER Fright games, Bendy and the Ink Machine and Cuphead.

The Annoying Orange plays “Drive Ahead” against the Midget Apple.

The Annoying Orange plays various obstacles in Roblox.

The Annoying Orange plays Happy Wheels.

The Annoying Orange plays Angry Birds 2.

1. On April 7, 2011, Kitchen Carnage, a video game for the Annoying Orange series created by Bottle Rocket Apps, was made available for the iPod Touch and iPhone.
2. Boedigheimer had produced numerous talking food videos for his channel and other websites, such as JibJab, before The Annoying Orange.
3. In an interview, Boedigheimer claimed that the concept for The Annoying Orange was a mash-up of his talking food videos, puns, and previous special effects work.

Q. Why did Dane Boedigheimer get a lawsuit?

A. H2M, a Fargo, North Dakota, advertising agency, had taken notice of the success of the series and had developed its own "talking orange" character in 2006 to serve as the spokesperson for the North Dakota Department of Transportation. Although the Annoying Orange only vaguely resembles H2M's orange, H2M's legal team investigated it as an intellectual property issue. H2M later filed a lawsuit against Boedigheimer and Grove in May 2013 for allegedly plagiarising the character.

Q. Did The Annoying Orange have a cartoon series?

A. Cartoon Network broadcast two seasons and a total of 60 episodes of The Annoying Orange from 2012 to 2014.