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Boss Cort

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Boss Cort (also known as the acorn man) is known for his minecraft videos on his youtube channel and his key part in The Tragic Trio. He resides in Germany alongside his older brothers and his parental figures.

He's also known for his exceptional acting in games like Burglin Gnomes and his rightfully rebelious acts of defense, when confronted with the ideology of him being a femboy "not manly enough". He also starting to learn blender, he isn't quite sure if minecraft gameplay content is his channel's subject at the moment.

His iconic catchphrase "so basically" refers to the plethora of times when he was trying to explain an idea to the TTT, but his unintelligible fast way of speaking made it unclear of what he was trying to convey.

He's known to have a good friendship with Fedorista, MindSolar and Tuzluk. His relationship with Doritoe (a member of the TTT) is still not fully understood and is being observed for better explanation.

He hosted a Magic the Noah inspired game where he tortured his friends with tricky puzzles using google slides, the spinning wheel and on the spot creativity. Recordings of those sessions remain private as of writing this.

His favourite shows are TADC, Hazbin Hotel as he shares the same interests as his friend Fedorista, but slightly less compared to him. His music taste is known to consist of electronic-bossa nova, video game OST's, parodies and probably more.

He has a reliance on his brother's computers, making him unavailable most of the time, and to add insult to injury, he has to switch between a old macbook and a bloated windows 11 setup.

Boss Cort has once tried to pursue singing, one of his covers being Brighter from Hazbin Hotel, but he scrapped that idea since he believes that his singing was cringe. Fedorista still archived his covers since he liked them.

In his room he owns a collection of various toys small toys that decorate his interior room a bit.

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