# Rob Scallon

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American musician and YouTuber (born 1990)

Rob Scallon Scallon at VidCon in 2014 Background information Born Robert Andrew Scallon (1990-08-26) August 26, 1990 (age 35)[1] Champaign, Illinois, U.S. Origin Arlington Heights, Illinois, U.S. Genres Heavy metal alternative metal djent indie rock experimental emo folk post-rock Occupations Musician video producer internet personality Instruments Guitar drums bass ukulele banjo cello vocals Years active 2007–present Label DFTBA Member of Hank Green and the Perfect Strangers First of October Spouse Tamara Chambers ​ (m. 2020)​ YouTube information Channel Rob Scallon Genres Vlog music comedy Subscribers 2.67 million Views 736.0 million Last updated: October 27, 2025

Musical artist

**Robert Andrew Scallon** (born August 26, 1990)[2] is an American [YouTuber](/source/YouTuber), musician, and multi-instrumentalist based in Chicago, Illinois.[3] He is best known for several [viral videos](/source/Viral_videos) featuring his music, including [heavy metal](/source/Heavy_metal_music) songs played with traditionally non-metal instruments.[4][5][6]

## Early life

Scallon was born on August 26, 1990, in [Champaign, Illinois](/source/Champaign%2C_Illinois), and was raised in [Arlington Heights, Illinois](/source/Arlington_Heights%2C_Illinois).[7] As a child, he and his friends would visit their local [Guitar Center](/source/Guitar_Center) and play instruments, although would never buy any due to lack of money. He was given his first guitar, a nylon-string classical, as a gift from his friend's father. He used it to write his first solo songs and it was featured in many of his early videos.[8]

As a teenager, Scallon played drums in a metal band called Gas Mask Catalogue.[8]

## Career

### YouTube career

Scallon performing on a [Cristal Baschet](/source/Cristal_Baschet), 2022

Scallon began uploading to YouTube in February 2007,[3] and began to develop a following in 2008.[6] His popularity launched as he began to cover metal songs with folk and country instruments.[3] Most notable are his renditions of songs on [banjo](/source/Banjo), including "[Raining Blood](/source/Raining_Blood)" by [Slayer](/source/Slayer),[9] "[Master of Puppets](/source/Master_of_Puppets_(song))" by [Metallica](/source/Metallica),[10] and "[Psychosocial](/source/Psychosocial_(song))" by [Slipknot](/source/Slipknot_(band)), the latter featuring a cameo appearance by [Corey Taylor](/source/Corey_Taylor).[11] His videos have featured collaborations with [Andrew Huang](/source/Andrew_Huang_(musician)), [Boyinaband](/source/Boyinaband), [Davie504](/source/Davie504), [Doug Walker](/source/Doug_Walker_(comedian)), [Jared Dines](/source/Jared_Dines), [Leo Moracchioli](/source/Leo_Moracchioli), [Mary Spender](/source/Mary_Spender), [Sarah Longfield](/source/Sarah_Longfield), [Michael Angelo Batio](/source/Michael_Angelo_Batio), and [Alex Rüdinger](/source/Alex_R%C3%BCdinger).

Scallon is also part of two collaborative projects with Andrew Huang. The first is called [First of October](/source/First_of_October_(band)), a novelty band that records an album within one recording session every October 1.[12] The second is called *Sonic Boom*, a YouTube music show where the pair take on a variety of musical challenges, often utilizing unusual instruments, time limits for creating full songs, and other factors.[13]

### Music career

Scallon with the Perfect Strangers in 2016

Scallon has released several solo albums. While most are self-released, his [EP](/source/EP) *Anchor* and [LP](/source/LP_record) *The Scene is Dead* are sold through [DFTBA Records](/source/DFTBA_Records).[14] His releases have featured instrumentalists such as [Jeff Loomis](/source/Jeff_Loomis), [Rabea Massaad](/source/Rabea_Massaad), [Ola Englund](/source/Ola_Englund), and [Pete Cottrell](https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Pete_Cottrell&action=edit&redlink=1). He plays drums in the band [Hank Green and the Perfect Strangers](/source/Hank_Green_and_the_Perfect_Strangers), and their debut album *Incongruent* peaked at number 3 on the *[Billboard](/source/Billboard_(magazine))* Comedy Albums chart in 2014.[15]

Scallon released a signature series of guitars with [Chapman Guitars](/source/Chapman_Guitars) in 2017.[16] Three more guitars were added to his line in 2020.[17] In 2022, Scallon ended his partnership with Chapman and launched a new line of guitars with [Schecter](/source/Schecter_Guitar_Research).[18]

Scallon, in partnership with [Sweetwater Sound](/source/Sweetwater_Sound), received a [Guinness World Record](/source/Guinness_World_Record) for the largest [guitar effect pedalboard](/source/Guitar_pedalboard) in 2019. The rig included 319 individual pedals, 34 pedalboards, and over 500 feet (150 m) of cables.[19] On January 1, 2021, Scallon launched GuitarQuest, a paid online course to teach people how to play guitar.[20][21] Later that year, he released the song "MudHook" featuring [Unearth](/source/Unearth) drummer Nick Pierce.[22][23]

On September 26, 2024, Scallon released *Crowded Rooms*, an album mixing [heavy metal](/source/Heavy_metal_music) and [Midwest emo](/source/Midwest_emo).[24]

### Video game development

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On June 10, 2023, Scallon announced that he has been working in partnership with Ritual Studios development studio to produce a pixel-art adventure video game called *Fretless: The Wrath of Riffson*. The main character and game's universe are directly inspired by Scallon.[25] Gameplay will be focused on rhythm-based combat with [RPG](/source/Role-playing_video_game) elements.[26] Australian [industrial metal](/source/Industrial_metal) band [Northlane](/source/Northlane) will be contributing to the soundtrack.[27]

## Personal life

Scallon's younger brother, John, also played music as a teenager. He left his instruments behind for Rob when leaving for college.[8] Several instruments in Scallon's personal collection are custom made through collaborations with other content creators.[8][28]

Scallon began dating actress, comedian, and YouTuber [Tamara Chambers](/source/Tamara_Chambers) in 2012.[29][30] They married in November 2020.[31] They have collaborated on various projects, such as a 2012 *[Good Mythical Morning](/source/Good_Mythical_Morning)* episode introduction[32] and a 2014 cover of [Pharrell](/source/Pharrell)'s "[Happy](/source/Happy_(Pharrell_Williams_song))".[33]

In July 2024, Scallon uploaded a video confirming that he has [bipolar I disorder](/source/Bipolar_I_disorder), having been diagnosed with it the previous year.[34]

## Discography

**Studio albums**

- *Summer* (2008)

- *The Ride Home* (2009)

- *The Winter's Months* (2011)

- *Rob Scallon* (2012)

- *Aldine* (2014)

- *The Scene Is Dead* (2017)

- *Crowded Rooms* (2024)

**Extended plays**

- *A Purple Cello EP* (2013)

- *Anchor* (2014)

- *Metal Mad Libs 1-6* (with Eddie Guillen) (2016)

- *Sunday Uke Group* (2018)

**Singles**

- "Anchor" (2013)

- "We Wish You A Backwards Christmas" (2013)

- "Musical Mad Libs" (ft. Tamara Chambers) (2014)

- "Musical Mad Libs 3 - #Swagyolo" (ft. Tamara Chambers) (2014)

- "[iPhone](/source/IPhone) Beard Metal" (2014)

- "A Collapse" (2014)

- "Procrastination Bass'in" (2014)

- "The Wheezy Song" (2014)

- "A Westbound Train" (2014)

- "Frantic Disembowelment (ukulele cover)" (2014)

- "[Raining Blood](/source/Raining_Blood) (banjo cover)" (2014)

- "War Ensemble (ukulele cover)" (2014)

- "[Aerials](/source/Aerials_(song)) (cello cover)" (2014)

- "[Chop Suey](/source/Chop_Suey!) (cello cover)" (2014)

- "Spill The Blood (cello cover)" (2014)

- "Progressive Metal Town" (2014)

- "Homehomehome" (2014)

- "Metal in Inappropriate Places (ft. [Fluff](/source/Dragged_Under))" (2014)

- "[Angel of Death](/source/Angel_of_Death_(Slayer_song)) (Banjo cover)" (2014)

- "A Half Hour of Acoustic Guitar" (2014)

- "I Fucking Love Christmas (ft. [Doug Walker](/source/Doug_Walker_(comedian)))" (2014)

- "Envy" (2014)

- "Torque Soul" (2015)

- "Royale" (2015)

- "Half Hour of 12 String Guitar" (2015)

- "Sunken Ships" (2016)

- "Unconditional" (2016)

- "A False Closeness" (2016)

- "[Master of Puppets](/source/Master_of_Puppets_(song))" (Banjo cover ft. [Leo Moracchioli](/source/Leo_Moracchioli)) (2016)

- "Harp Metal" (2016)

- "Ragtime" (2016)

- "Sitar Metal" (2017)

- "Everything Song" (2017)

- "[Psychosocial](/source/Psychosocial_(song))" (Banjo cover ft. Leo Moracchioli) (2017)

- "Rain (Live & Acoustic)" (2018)

- "Balalaika Metal" (2018)

- "The Heaviest Matter of the Universe" (Banjo cover ft. Leo Moracchioli) (2018)

- "Djazz" (2018)

- "I Should Spend More Time With You" (ft. [Mary Spender](/source/Mary_Spender)) (2018)

- "Amy's Song" (ft. Mary Spender) (2018)

- "Theorbo Metal" (2019)

- "Don't Go" (ft. [Andrew Huang](/source/Andrew_Huang_(musician)) and Brandon Acker) (2019)

- "Rich & Sad (Double-Sided Guitar)" (ft. Mary Spender) (2020)

- "Anchor" (ft. Jessica Burdeaux) (2021)[35]

- "MudHook" (ft. Nick Pierce) (2021)[36]

- "Slappity Slappity Slap" (ft. Jessica Burdeaux) (2021)

- "Mutter (Live)" (2021)

- "Song for Some Friends" (2022)

- "Unconditional" (ft. Jessica Burdeaux and Rasheed Thomas) (2022)

- "Keys to the Lamborghini" (ft. [Michael Angelo Batio](/source/Michael_Angelo_Batio)) (2024)

- "Psychosis" (ft. [Alex Rüdinger](/source/Alex_R%C3%BCdinger)) (2024)

- "I Fucking Hate Traffic" (ft. Tamara Chambers, Alex Rüdinger, and Lwandile Prusent) (2024)

**Collaborations**

- "Told Me" (2012) – [Gunnarolla](/source/Gunnarolla) (feat. Rob Scallon)

- "[Guitar Warfare](/source/TomSka)" (2014) - Todd Bryanton (feat. Rob Scallon)

- "Six Inches" (2014) – Gunnarolla (feat. Ally Rhodes & Rob Scallon)

- "Tines" (2017) – Andrew Huang & Rob Scallon

- "Advice" (2018) – [Cal Chuchesta](/source/Cal_Chuchesta) (feat. Rob Scallon)

- *[Nostalgia Critic's](/source/Nostalgia_Critic) [The Wall](/source/The_Wall)* (2019) – Doug Walker

**with Gas Mask Catalogue**

- *Blind. Deaf. Mute.* (2009)[37]

- *Promise Land* (2010)[38]

**with [Hank Green and the Perfect Strangers](/source/Hank_Green_and_the_Perfect_Strangers)**

- *Incongruent* (2014)

**with [First of October](/source/First_of_October_(band))**

- *Ten Hours* (2018)

- *Gourmet Ravioli* (2019)

- *Gotta Record Everything Good* (2021)

- *CHAOS* (2022)

- *Across The Road* (2023)

- *Round 6* (2024)

- *One Week* (2025)

**with Sonic Boom**

- "Slide With You" (2023)

- "Que Pasa" (2023)

- "Protect Your Neck" (2023)

- "we had to shed our skins when we saw the other sun" (2023)

- "i'm here whenever you need me" (2023)

- "Silence" (2023)

- "If I Die Tonight" (2023)

- "Pizza Blades" (2024)

- "Gone" (2024)

- "Dead To Me/Love Klutz" (2024)

- "Reality" (2024)

- "Cute Murderous Kittens" (2024)

- "Clouds in the Ocean" (2024)

- "Flippin' Out!" (2024)

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1. **[^](#cite_ref-29)** ["Yesterday was Tamara and my two year anniversary. So we went to Headquarters Beercade and vlogged about it"](https://www.facebook.com/RobScallonMusic/posts/576633869076911). *facebook.com*.

1. **[^](#cite_ref-30)** ["Chicago's most popular young metal guitarist plays on YouTube, not onstage"](https://chicagoreader.com/music/chicagos-most-popular-young-metal-guitarist-plays-on-youtube-not-onstage/). *chicagoreader.com*. March 29, 2017.

1. **[^](#cite_ref-31)** Scallon, Rob (November 7, 2020). ["Married!"](https://www.facebook.com/RobScallonMusic/photos/a.589068431166788/4881359555270966/?type=3&__xts__%5B0%5D=68.ARA4J-2UgtYNdk5tMFyDwX-rJLzfngIFIKbOnOzpvAJ3DAcLqnNQ0AT7Qlh-4abI3e6zTINFJ7rGvzV0AQVV9mcwRFrfhC-47cp2bPkYmCiTaXiunm0ohRvW3_dMszXjw5MpqmkTEwpwu0nTyvAF0pG_uvxBsHQJE6RFlZ3LyTjSGtlSr0faENMOOIqrDeQdQ-X4MwGitY30EWi4jbP9NkAwmDoI7djftncqMKakpBXt_cJ9VX3jnjVScip2DHGl5OBTNfVR9pHv_N1WG_8WC5vBxB6vSx8cAqy8KZxXz4oDdQBPHwB3GNLPEj8l96hF-YEzd7vI8646TnGqEdJ9FnYxcg). *Facebook*. [Archived](https://web.archive.org/web/20220409074348/https://www.facebook.com/login/?next=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2FRobScallonMusic%2Fphotos%2Fa.589068431166788%2F4881359555270966%2F%3Ftype%3D3%26__xts__%255B0%255D%3D68.ARA4J-2UgtYNdk5tMFyDwX-rJLzfngIFIKbOnOzpvAJ3DAcLqnNQ0AT7Qlh-4abI3e6zTINFJ7rGvzV0AQVV9mcwRFrfhC-47cp2bPkYmCiTaXiunm0ohRvW3_dMszXjw5MpqmkTEwpwu0nTyvAF0pG_uvxBsHQJE6RFlZ3LyTjSGtlSr0faENMOOIqrDeQdQ-X4MwGitY30EWi4jbP9NkAwmDoI7djftncqMKakpBXt_cJ9VX3jnjVScip2DHGl5OBTNfVR9pHv_N1WG_8WC5vBxB6vSx8cAqy8KZxXz4oDdQBPHwB3GNLPEj8l96hF-YEzd7vI8646TnGqEdJ9FnYxcg) from the original on April 9, 2022. Retrieved November 20, 2020.

1. **[^](#cite_ref-32)** ["Mr T and the Awesomeness of VHS"](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4cfeEW7Pgpc). *YouTube*. Good Mythical Morning. April 2, 2012. [Archived](https://web.archive.org/web/20201128040153/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4cfeEW7Pgpc) from the original on November 28, 2020. Retrieved November 20, 2020.

1. **[^](#cite_ref-33)** Reed, Ryan (April 21, 2014). ["Pharrell's 'Happy' Becomes 'Vine Symphony'"](https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/watch-pharrells-happy-interpreted-as-vine-symphony-189803/). *Rolling Stone*. [Archived](https://web.archive.org/web/20201128142719/https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/watch-pharrells-happy-interpreted-as-vine-symphony-189803/) from the original on November 28, 2020. Retrieved November 20, 2020.

1. **[^](#cite_ref-34)** Rob Scallon (July 6, 2024). [*I have Bipolar 1 disorder (mania, psychosis and my mental health struggles of 2023)*](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpMN2Rbfn2A). Retrieved July 8, 2024 – via YouTube.

1. **[^](#cite_ref-35)** ["Anchor (feat. Jessica Burdeaux) - Single"](https://music.apple.com/us/album/anchor-feat-jessica-burdeaux-single/1556704785). *music.apple.com*.

1. **[^](#cite_ref-36)** ["MudHook (feat. Nick Pierce) - Single"](https://music.apple.com/us/album/mudhook-feat-nick-pierce-single/1558352337). *music.apple.com*.

1. **[^](#cite_ref-37)** ["Blind. Deaf. Mute"](https://music.apple.com/us/album/blind-deaf-mute/1456441761). *music.apple.com*.

1. **[^](#cite_ref-38)** ["Promise Land - Single"](https://music.apple.com/us/album/promise-land-single/1456478308). *music.apple.com*.

## External links

- [Rob Scallon](https://www.imdb.com/name/nm4710858/) at [IMDb](/source/IMDb_(identifier))

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