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Tim Chantarangsu, (formerly known as Timothy DeLaGhetto and Traphik) is an Asian-American comedian, rapper, actor, videographer, and internet personality best known for his comedy videos and music on YouTube. From Season 5 until Season 12, and his return to the show in Season 15 and Season 20, he was one of the recurring cast members on the improv comedy show, Wild 'N Out, on MTV, MTV2 and VH1.



Career[]

Hailing from Long Beach, California, DeLaGhetto started his career on YouTube back in 2006. From there, he started posting comedy skits, parodies, rants, and a series called Dear DeLaGhetto. Aside from his main channel, he also has a vlog channel, music channel, and a style channel. He currently stands at over 4 million subscribers and in total, has over 770 million views on his regular YouTube channel.

In 2011, he starred in his own television show, The Timothy DeLaGhetto Show on the MXY TV network but only lasted one season. In 2013, DeLaGhetto became a recurring cast member in the fifth season of the improv comedy show, Wild 'N Out on MTV2.

In 2015, Timothy starred in a few episodes of the fifth season of another MTV2 show, Guy Code. He has also had numerous appearances in the MTV2 series, Joking Off and filmed a stoner comedy film titled "The Pizza Joint". He has also appeared on 2 different videos for Nice Peter's Epic Rap Battles Of History.

In 2016, DeLaGhetto had a small appearance in the romantic comedy film, The Perfect Match.

In 2017, he also hosted a web series titled Goin' Raw, that was available on the "Fullscreen" app. In 2018, DeLaGhetto started co-hosting a web series titled "Basic to Bougie" with his co-star and fellow cast member Darren Brand that airs exclusively on the MTV YouTube channel and later on the official Wild 'N Out YouTube channel. He also began co-hosting the food show "Send Foodz" with fellow YouTuber, David So. 

On October 14, 2018, DeLaGhetto announced on his YouTube channel that he will no longer be a cast member on Wild ‘N Out after it’s twelfth season.

In 2019, DeLaGhetto began hosting his podcast "No Chaser", which airs on his YouTube channel and other podcasting platforms. He also hosts the podcast with 97.7 KWIN host Nikki Blades and YouTuber Ricky Shucks.

On April 1, 2020, he released a video on his YouTube channel revealing that he decided to retire his moniker as "Timothy DeLaGhetto" and will start going by his birth name professionally. 

In December 2020, Tim became one of the co-hosts of the Ridiculousness spin-off, Deliciousness on MTV alongside Kel Mitchell, Tiffani Theissen, and Angela Kinsey.

In 2023, he had a recurring role in the second season of the comedy-drama series, Blindspotting on the Starz network.



Trivia[]

  • He appeared in 9 episodes in Season 5, 11 episodes in Season 6, 12 episodes in Season 7, 14 episodes in Season 8, 13 episodes in Seasons 9 and 12, 15 episodes in Season 10, 19 episodes in Season 11, and 3 episodes in Season 15 and 20.
  • He was the only Asian cast member during his time on the show, until Season 6 when the new cast member, Esther Ku, joined the show.
  • He is mostly known for his impersonation of The Lion King opening in the Zendaya/Ne-Yo episode in Season 7.
  • He won the "Favorite Cast Member" poll for the Best of Wild 'N Out 2015 special.
  • He was referred to as "Tim DeLaGhetto" in the opening credits beginning in Season 8.
  • He revealed in a video that he originally intended to leave after Season 10.
  • He was entirely on the Old School team in Season 15.
  • He was entirely on the Red Team in Season 20.
  • He is the first Asian cast member to be on the show for ten seasons in the show’s history.
  • He is the first cast member to be featured on a song with host Nick Cannon and the first one to perform during a Musical Guest performance.
  • He revealed that he would always buy all of the Hennessy that he would drink during show.
  • He and former cast member, Akaash Singh joined the Season 5 cast of another MTV2 show, Guy Code back in 2015.
  • He was a featured artist on the song "Pajama Pants" with host Nick Cannon, along with rappers Migos and Future.
  • He released his first mixtape in 2006.
  • He has over 3.7 million subscribers and over 700 million total views on YouTube.
  • In August 2017, he got engaged to his longtime girlfriend, Chia Habte and became officially married on August 19, 2018. They also have two kids: a daughter named Veyda Chantarangsu and a son named Quest Chantarangsu.
  • He was also an extra in a scene of The Fast & The Furious: Tokyo Drift.
  • His zodiac sign is Pisces.



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