Online audiences know them by snappy aliases, catchphrases, and abrasive running gags. Official filings and public media releases tell a parallel story of five London creators who retained tight copyright control over their brands from the outset.
Chunkz was born Amin Mohamed on February 21, 1996, in North West London to Somali immigrant parents. Before becoming a household name across digital youth formats, Mohamed initially pursued financial studies before dropping out to chase video production full-time. His stage name emerged during his teenage years as a tongue-in-cheek self-description within inner-city London social circles.
Niko Omilana, the group’s de facto ringleader for large-scale institutional pranks, uses his legal birth name on camera. Born March 4, 1998, in Staffordshire before moving to London, Omilana founded the satirical "NDL" (Niko Defence League) to mock far-right fringe groups, a stunt that eventually saw him place fifth in the 2021 London Mayoral Election with 49,628 votes.
King Kenny is legally registered as Kenny Ojuederie, born March 20, 1997. Raised in South London alongside his brother Wisdom, Ojuederie cut his teeth executing complex sibling pranks before translating his quiet athletic composure into high-profile pay-per-view fights.
Sharky, the elder statesman and football anchor of the group, is Sharmarke Webster. Born November 27, 1995, in the Netherlands before his family relocated to the UK, Webster adopted "Sharky" as an early gaming handle across PlayStation Network and early FIFA streaming communities.
Aj Shabeel was born Ajibola Shabeel on August 30, 1996. Often serving as the rational, grounded anchor during chaotic social experiments, Shabeel grew up alongside Mohamed and Webster, maintaining close community ties that preceded their earliest video uploads.
