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Jovenshire 

Joshua Evan Ovenshire, also known as Jovenshire, or simply just Joven, is one of the six hosts on Smosh Games. He was a former host on Clevver Games and Mahalo Games alongside Lasercorn and Sohinki, the three all being hosts on Smosh Games now. He was also a competitor on TBS's reality competition show entitled King Of The Nerds, which first aired on 17 January 2013, but he lost during the February 14 episode to Ivan. As of 17 January 2013, he has his own Youtube channel called TheJovenshire, on which he hosts video blogs every Wednesday. From 21 October 2013 to early 2014 Joshua sported a Mohawk hairstyle, which was referred to by the others as a "Jovenhawk" (This hairstyle came about as a result of Joshua losing a bet to Lasercorn and Sohinki about the release date of PS4).
Person who watches smosh games: Jovenshire can't sing!
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