Agent 00’s Transformation: From 332 Pounds to AMP Co-Founder

Agent 00 had already spent nearly a decade building an NBA 2K following and co-founding AMP by the time most of his newer fans discovered him — through a very different kind of content. In late 2025, viewers watched him step on a scale live and reveal he’d dropped more than 70 pounds in six months, the latest chapter in a public weight-loss journey that’s become as central to his story as the streaming career that came before it.

From Toronto to NBA 2K YouTube

Din Muktar was born April 23, 1996, in Toronto, Ontario, to Ethiopian immigrant parents from the Harari ethnic group. He grew up with a younger brother, Kyle, who’s occasionally appeared in his content over the years, and was raised Muslim, a faith he’s continued practicing into adulthood. Muktar’s interest in gaming started remarkably young — he’s said he began playing at around age four — and by 12 or 13, he was already uploading NFL and NBA highlight clips to YouTube, years before his career actually took off.

He created his main channel, CallMeAgent00, in January 2013, and found his real niche uploading NBA 2K gameplay, tutorials, and game critiques. One early video, a 2019 upload where he played through every NBA 2K game ever released in a single video, pulled in more than 6.2 million views and became one of his defining early hits. He studied at Brock University in St. Catharines, Ontario, but eventually left the program as his YouTube channel’s growth made content creation the clearer path forward.

Co-Founding AMP

In mid-2019, Muktar relocated to the United States to be closer to the content creators he’d been collaborating with, moving into a shared home in Atlanta with his cousin Walid and fellow creator Low (LegendOfWinning). That same year, he became one of the founding members of AMP (Any Means Possible) alongside Duke Dennis, Fanum, and ImDavisss—notably before Kai Cenat, now the group’s most famous member, joined in 2020, with Chrisnxtdoor rounding out the lineup in 2021. Muktar also co-hosted a separate podcast, Peer to Peer, with Low from 2020 until it ended in 2023.

Within AMP, Muktar has increasingly taken on the role of the group’s strategist and elder statesman — the member with the longest institutional memory of how the collective actually came together, and one of the driving forces, alongside Cenat, behind Streamer University, the creator incubator program the group launched in 2025 to mentor rising talent.

Losing More Than 140 Pounds — On Camera

Muktar’s weight has fluctuated significantly and publicly throughout his career. At his heaviest, he reached roughly 332 pounds due to what he’s openly described as unhealthy eating habits, and he’s spoken candidly about how that weight affected his energy and mobility. A first major weight-loss push brought him down by about 100 pounds over the course of a year, and he later documented an intense 10-day weight-loss marathon on Twitch in January 2025 — streaming continuously while working with a team that included fitness influencer Sara Saffari — during which he lost 25 pounds, hitting a target weight of 220 pounds by day 10.

The most dramatic chapter came later that year. Muktar weighed 263 pounds in May 2025 during Kai Cenat’s Streamer University, and by a livestream on November 30, 2025, he’d brought that down to 190.4 pounds — a loss of roughly 73 pounds in just six months. During that same broadcast, he credited his friends for the support that got him through it, singling out Cenat specifically: “Kai put $100,000 of his own just to motivate me to get my fitness in order. That’s like… damn! Like, he doesn’t gain anything. It’s not his body.” The transformation clip circulated widely, with fans reacting to before-and-after comparisons stretching back to a 2018 photo of him. He’s continued documenting the ongoing ups and downs of maintaining the loss since.

A Legal Run-In

Muktar has also spoken publicly about a past arrest, discussing the incident directly on his Peer to Peer podcast and across his own channels. According to his account, he was arrested and jailed after being told he’d failed to appear in court, despite maintaining that he had appeared; he’s said he was denied the chance to call his lawyer during the arrest and was later released on bail, with his license suspended as a result. He’s continued to reference the ordeal as a formative, frustrating experience with the legal system.

Personal Life

Muktar has described himself as single, despite periodic online speculation linking him romantically to fellow creators who’ve appeared in his content, including ExtraEmily and Cinna Brit — both relationships he’s said are platonic. That speculation resurfaced in September 2025, when ExtraEmily addressed the rumors directly, stating she’d never had actual romantic feelings for him. He does not have children.

Net Worth

Estimates of Muktar’s net worth vary, with some sources placing it as high as $10 million, largely attributed to YouTube ad revenue, Twitch subscriptions, AMP group productions, sponsorships, and merchandise sales through his own brand. As with most creators at this level, no figure has been independently confirmed.

Quick Facts

FAQ

What is Agent 00’s real name? Din Muktar.

Is Agent 00 a founding member of AMP? Yes. He co-founded the group in 2019 alongside Duke Dennis, Fanum, and ImDavisss — before Kai Cenat joined in 2020.

How much weight has Agent 00 lost? He’s lost more than 140 pounds cumulatively from his heaviest weight of around 332 pounds, including a documented drop from 263 to 190.4 pounds between May and November 2025 alone.

Was Agent 00 arrested? He’s discussed a past arrest publicly, saying he was jailed over a court appearance dispute despite maintaining he had shown up, and was later released on bail with his license suspended.

Is Agent 00 in a relationship? He’s described himself as single, despite past speculation linking him to fellow creators ExtraEmily and Cinna Brit, both of which he and the women involved have characterized as platonic.

The Quiet Architect

Agent 00’s story doesn’t get told with the same viral shorthand as some of his AMP co-founders — there’s no single meeting or moment that defines him. Instead, his career reads like a decade of steady, sometimes difficult reinvention: from an NBA 2K YouTuber to a founding architect of one of streaming’s biggest collectives, and now, very publicly, to someone rebuilding his health in front of an audience of millions.