Kero The Wolf
Radiance Wolf, or just Radiance, better known as Kero The Wolf, formerly known as thedogman2 (real name Joshua Hoffman), is a fursuiter and YouTuber who lives in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA.
Used to date a furry who was outed post-mortem to be WhiteShep1, who apparently introduced him to the telegram zoosadists. Currently attempting to come back to Youtube despite his reputation remaining in fucking shambles.
Accounts Kero had made under the pseudonym of Thedogman_2 were discovered on reddit, showing him engaging in conversations regarding zoosadism and necrozoo content with Tim Win and admitting to downloading upwards of five gigabytes of said content off Animals Nightmare and engaging in necrophillia with roadkill.
Intro to the Fandom
Kero first joined the furry fandom sometime in 2012 after finding out about it from his former friend SnakeThing. Kero states that he saw a wallpaper featuring feral animals and this interested him. In the beginning, he mostly spent his time on Vine, Twitter, and Fur Affinity before creating a YouTube account on July 7, 2013. For the first few years of his time on YouTube, Kero mostly uploaded random furry-related videos and became somewhat well-known in the furry YouTube landscape.
Becoming a Popufur
Sometime in 2017, a friend of Kero by the name of Ashley Zoe Fox talked to the popular YouTuber Shane Dawson, and convinced him to ask Kero to interview him about the furry fandom. Shane later uploaded the video which was called WEIRD SIDE OF YOUTUBE: FURRIES on July 6, 2017. Kero went from having 10,000 subscribers to 90,000 as a result of the video. He later hit 100,000 subscribers in early 2018. During this time, Kero was seen as a widely respected individual in the fandom and would continue producing content for his channel regularly until September 2018.
Leaving the Fandom
In September 2018, online Telegram logs began a major controversy with Kero (the 2018 Zoosadist Leaks) which would prompt him, after several months of receiving hate and threats, to leave the furry fandom, which would last until late 2019, when he stated he returned to YouTube to "clear his name" once the investigations were over.