ohnePixel

ohnePixel (real name Mark Zimmermann) is a German content creator, Twitch streamer, and one of the most well-known names in the Counter-Strike 2 (CS2) skin community. Born on May 11, 1998, in Lüneburg, Germany, he has Austrian roots and is currently living in the Netherlands. He started getting noticed in 2019 for his YouTube videos about CS:GO skins — breaking down sticker combos, rare patterns, case openings, and big trades. His Twitch channel picked up speed in 2020, and he’s since become a go-to figure for everything related to skins. If there’s a $100k AK, a rare blue gem, or an inventory packed with Katowice 2014 stickers, ohnePixel’s probably already talked about it. Beyond just talking skins, he's also known for his chill and sometimes chaotic streams, where he reviews inventories, opens cases, reacts to community clips, and interacts with fans. He’s often referred to as the “King of CS2 Skins” for his insane knowledge of the market and trends. In 2024, he stepped into the competitive side of CS2 by coaching DRILLAS, a team that competed in the Perfect World Shanghai Major 2024: Asia-Pacific RMR. With players like Kvem, meztal, hAdji, Woro2k, and SENER1, the team placed 5th–6th, scoring a big win over LVG before falling to FLY and MongolZ. They also earned podium finishes in smaller events like Galaxy Battle and Prodigy Series. While CS2 is definitely his main focus, ohnePixel enjoys branching out and playing other games too. On stream, he’s been seen trying out titles like Valorant, GTA RP, Minecraft, and variety indie games — usually with the same fun, community-driven vibe he brings to his CS2 content. It’s not all skins and stickers — sometimes it’s just about vibing with chat and playing something different. When he’s not streaming or making videos, he occasionally shares parts of his personal life, including his love for animals, but he tends to keep things focused on gaming and content. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.