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After being on the platform for seven years, on June 1, 2021, Jaiden has finally reached 10 million subscribers on YouTube.

Her team managed to win the first round of Mr Beast's Airsoft Battle Royale despite not expecting to win at all, and she also won Jacksfilm's second Kidzbop Quiz against 28 other participants.

Jaiden has had a shockingly good track record when it comes to competitions hosted by other YouTubers.

When the livestream finally ended about four hours later, the final total exceeded $250,000. Even when she resorted to Moving the Goalposts to prolong the stream, said goals were still met very quickly. The goal of $30,000 was met nine minutes after starting.

On April 7, 2020, Jaiden held a livestream benefitting coronavirus research.

Jaiden showing off her face for the first time is indicative of her showing that she's no longer afraid of being open. However, instead of crossing the Despair Event Horizon, she turned back at the last second, opened herself up to the world, and through the support of everyone around her she had been neglecting to pay any attention to, she made a swift recovery and was able to move on from her lowest emotional rut. At that point in time, she didn't ever show herself to the world because her eating disorder had convinced her that she wasn't living up to nonexistent expectations, and following her spirit-breaking experience at VidCon 2016, she practically lost all reason for living. Her face reveal at the end of "Why I Don't Have a Face Reveal" for what it symbolizes.

However, closer examination reveals that it was actually an Ari plush inside the cage when it went down the slide, not the real Ari. Crosses the Line Twice: One part in the video for Ari's third birthday has Jaiden moving his travel cage around like he was playing in the park.One one hand, some consider it a good change of pace that still keeps Jaiden's signature art style and humor intact, but on the other hand, some consider the concept to have grown stale after a while and lament that Jaiden's content has been slowly drifting away from the storytime aspect that caused her to become big in the first place. The shift towards more video game-centered videos starting in 2020 has garnered split opinions.Is it a concise, fitting change that doesn't alienate people with intricacies, or is it a cheap, clickbaity way to garner more attention? The thumbnail and title rebranding starting with "Being Not Straight", which also ended up affecting every video released between it and "I played weird virtual pet games" (with the exceptions of "JaidenAnimations the Anime" and "I Attempted a Two Player Nuzlocke").Awesome Music: Empty, not just the music itself, but the context it's Jaiden's since-victorious battle against an eating disorder adapted to a song.Some of the Pokémon battles in the Ruby Nuzlocke video are quite fluid for their budget, and the mons themselves are drawn accurately, yet simply and expressively.