Editing Spaceuk (section)

===The rise===
spaceuk joined YouTube in December 2015 but became active in August 2020 with his first video, completing [[Wasureta]], his first Extreme Demon and fourth Demon, after [[DeCode]], [[Windy Landscape]], and Leyak. Some initially doubted his legitimacy due to his unprecedented leaps in skill. However, when he beat The Golden, his fifth Demon and #2 on the [[Demonlist (Pointercrate)|Demonlist]] at the time, in December 2020, his fame skyrocketed.

spaceuk swiftly beat the top hardest Demons in record time, averaging one per day. He joined the Slaughterhouse verification race in October 2021 and completed it in just over a week, on 24 October. He later completed the entire main list, as marked by completing Sephiroth on 7 May 2022, becoming the second player after [[nSwish]] to do so. However, on 19 June, spaceuk privatised most of his videos, deactivated his Twitter account, and requested the removal of his Pointercrate profile, claiming that he had become disinterested in the game.<ref name=":0">https://twitter.com/grandma6759/status/1539030315414564864</ref> Following the backlash, he reinstated his videos and reactivated his social media accounts the day after, with Pointercrate restoring his profile two weeks later.<ref name=":0"/>

In the following nine months, he beat many of the hardest levels in impressively low attempt counts, reportedly becoming the first victor of [[Aerial Gleam]], [[Abyss of Darkness]], and [[Acheron]]. He also claimed to hold the record for the lowest attempt count on [[Kyouki]] with roughly 13,500 attempts. In early 2023, he was chosen to verify the Top 1 level Banshee, an old impossible level built by Komp in 2014 that was picked up by nikrodox and revamped. On 28 March 2023, he posted a 60% run, showing rapid progress. However, on 1 April, his progress videos were unlisted, and he declared his abandonment of Banshee on social media.<ref>https://twitter.com/spadeuk/status/1642178805824462848</ref> This left followers questioning whether it was an April Fools' prank or a genuine exit from the verification.