Changes: Bradley Ellis

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Bradley Ellis is an American writer and video personality. He first got his professional start in the hair industry during college as a hair stylist. He liked cutting hair but didn't enjoy the scene and felt like the profession wasn't the right fit for him.

He later joined GameTrailers after a recommendation by Huber. He was part of the core staff when Defy Media purchased it from Viacom and conducted mass layoffs, and remained until its closure in 2016.

Easy Allies History

One of Brad's primary responsibilities at Easy Allies is writing video game reviews. He also participates as a panelist on Easy Allies podcasts and regularly streams on Twitch.

Since he started working from home during the global pandemic, he began a weekly Sunday stream. For several months, he played through games from The Legend of Zelda franchise.

Easy Allies
Members	Daniel Bloodworth • Isla Hinck • Don Casanova Michael Damiani • Michael Huber • Gabby Montoute
Alumni	Kyle Bosman • Brandon Jones • Ben Moore • Bradley Ellis
Honorary Allies	Omar de Armas • Luke Arnold • Sofia Hariz • AJ LoCascio • Kristen Rogers Amanda Troop • Jessica Lynn Verdi • Elyse Willems • Jason Wishnov
Mascots	Buttons • Dufus • Godfrey • Lightning • Norbert • Rufus • Sophie • Robamiani

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 '''Bradley Ellis''' is an American writer and video personality. He first got his professional start in the hair industry during college as a hair stylist. He liked cutting hair but didn't enjoy the scene and felt like the profession wasn't the right fit for him.
-He was part of the remaining core [[wikipedia:GameTrailers|GameTrailers]] staff after Defy Media purchased GT from Viacom and conducted mass layoffs. He remained with GameTrailers until its closure in 2016.
+He later joined [[wikipedia:GameTrailers|GameTrailers]] after a recommendation by [[Huber]]. He was part of the core staff when Defy Media purchased it from Viacom and conducted mass layoffs, and remained until its closure in 2016.
 == Easy Allies History ==