#youtuber loki

[pluppleseverywhere]

Lokius. Loki as a YouTube content creator. He has a theme for his main channel where he really only talks on one subject but he also has a side channel that's for miscellaneous fun stuff and random vlogs. But on that channel he also does the trendy videos with fun little challenges going on.

For some of those trendy ones he has his boyfriend appear in them because your partner is supposed to be part of the fun little challenge.

My Boyfriend Does My Hair and My Boyfriend Does My Makeup are amongst his most popular videos on that side channel because Mobius is fun and adorable and everyone loves how they're such a cute couple. They get to see a different side of Loki whenever he's around his boyfriend and his fans eat that up because they are such a cute married couple even though they aren't married.

Also, Mobius is amazing at doing Loki's hair and makeup even though he doesn't look like or act like the kind of guy who would be and that blows everyone away when Loki looks ready to appear on the damn cover of Vogue by the time Mobius is done.

When he comes onto Loki's channel for a couples Q&A someone asks about that and Mobius just shrugs and says, "Well, when you have such a beautiful canvas it's pretty easy." Or something like that.

Loki is all blushy over that and hides his face adorably and goes, "Mobius! You can't just say things like that without any warning!"

And Mobius just says, "It's just the truth."

And they routinely break the internet when they do videos together.

[pluppleseverywhere]

Okay, but Loki as a true crime youtuber who does his makeup as he talks about true crime cases, and his channel is called Drop Dead Gorgeous.

Mobius is a retired FBI detective who is both Loki's husband and a contributor to his show. He isn't giving any privileged info or anything that he's not allowed to tell the public, he's not giving any info that might compromise any cases, and usually doesn't comment on cases he actually worked on.

But Mobius gives information about how, if he were to be working this case, what would he be looking for and how would he view the publicly-known evidence, what questions would he be asking, and if he had to profile this person (in the case of unsolved cases) what would he think about the perpetrator, that sort of thing. He definitely comments on the law enforcement angle, too, like are they doing a good job and maybe the public is being too hard on them or are they actually incompetent hacks? He also comments on whether he smells potential corruption that might be hindering a case from being solved, or may have ruined the chances of it getting solved barring a death bed confession or a snitch coming forward.