ImDavisss
Atlanta YouTuber and AMP member who started on NBA 2K and now makes sports challenge videos, lifestyle stunts and music.
Sports · TikTok · Updated Oct 13, 2026
ImDavisss, who goes by Davis, is an Atlanta YouTuber who built his first audience on NBA 2K gameplay and is one of the original members of AMP, the Any Means Possible collective with Kai Cenat, Duke Dennis, Fanum, Agent 00 and ChrisNxtDoor. He runs two channels: ImDavisss TV, his 2K channel since 2015, now mostly sports tryout and challenge videos, and ImDavisss, a lifestyle channel he started in 2019. In 2026 he has leaned into music, with a label series called Birth Of A Star and a single, Serotonin, cut from the AMP Cypher. As of October 2026 he is still credited as an AMP member on the group’s own channel, and his TikTok has about 1.5 million followers.
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Who is ImDavisss?
ImDavisss is an Atlanta YouTuber and one of the members of AMP (Any Means Possible), the collective that Afrotech says formed in 2019 out of a group of NBA 2K creators. He made his name on 2K gameplay, then moved into sports challenge videos (1v1s against NBA players with a rigged ball, tryouts with pro teams), lifestyle stunts and music. Inside AMP he has described himself as “heavier on the video planning side, just coming up with ideas.”
Did ImDavisss leave AMP? Is he still in AMP?
No departure is on the record, and the group still lists him. As of October 2026, AMP’s own YouTube uploads credit “Davis aka ImDavisss” among the members, including the 1v1 basketball tournament posted October 4, 2026. His single Serotonin, released September 21, 2026, is a music video from the AMP Cypher 2026, and Black Enterprise named him as a member in September 2026. He has not announced leaving in anything we could find.
What happened to ImDavisss?
Mostly a change of lane rather than an exit. In 2026 he has put his own channel into music: Birth Of A Star, a weekly series that started June 27, 2026 with T-Pain on episode one and a session with Sexyy Red in July, followed by the single Serotonin in September. Daily Front Row profiled him in April 2026 on fashion and his New York Fashion Week visit. His 2K-era channel, ImDavisss TV, still posts sports tryout and challenge videos.
What is ImDavisss’s real name?
Davis Dodds, as printed by Daily Front Row in April 2026. AMP’s own video credits call him “Davis aka ImDavisss,” and his TikTok display name is Davis.
How old is ImDavisss?
He is 26, born June 30, 2000, per Famous Birthdays.
Where is ImDavisss from?
Atlanta, Georgia, per Afrotech and Famous Birthdays. Atlanta shows up across his channel too, from car races to a song called We In ATL.
Does ImDavisss still make NBA 2K videos?
Rarely. ImDavisss TV, the channel he opened in November 2015, was built on 2K and still has the occasional park game, but its recent uploads are real-world sports videos: an NFL tryout, an NBA team tryout and 1v1s against NBA players with an airless basketball. Afrotech reported he switched to online school in 2018 so he could stream more consistently.
Does ImDavisss make music?
Yes. Per Daily Front Row, his verse in an AMP freestyle cypher grew into a track that passed 10 million streams, and T-Pain later did a remix; the video for 4 U (feat. T-Pain) is on his channel. He told Afrotech in December 2024 that the T-Pain video was his biggest investment in a personal video. His 2026 single is Serotonin.
What about ImDavisss’s family or personal life?
Not something we cover.
Where can I watch ImDavisss?
YouTube at @ItsDavisss (lifestyle and music) and @ImDavisssTV (sports and 2K), TikTok @imdavisssyt, Instagram @imdavisssyt and X @imdavisss. His AMP group videos are on the AMP channel.
What is ImDavisss’s net worth?
He does not publish a number and neither do we.
Who represents ImDavisss?
Both of his YouTube channels and his TikTok list a business email; no agency or manager is named on them or in the press we found. Ames Create does not represent him; we cover him because people keep asking whether he is still in AMP, and the answer is on the record. If that changes, this entry will say so.
Our read
Ames Create does not work with ImDavisss. This is our view, from a team that works on creator brands for a living.
The format. Two channels, two jobs. ImDavisss TV turns his 2K roots into real-world sports stunts with a simple hook (a rigged ball, a fake tryout, a pro on the other side), while the lifestyle channel runs bigger premise videos like hiring actors not to laugh at comedians, one of his biggest uploads at about 6.7 million views. AMP group videos sit on top of both.
Why it travels. The AMP cast is the engine: every group upload credits him and links his channels, so viewers who come for Kai Cenat or Duke Dennis find Davis. Sports stunts with recognizable NBA and NFL names come with their own audience, and the music now gets a story arc through a weekly series instead of a single drop.
Brand fit. Basketball, sneakers, gaming and streetwear are the natural fit, and fashion is a stated goal after his Fashion Week appearance. Music partners have an opening with the label series. AMP already runs its own TONE and streetwear lines, so apparel brands should expect overlap.
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Sources: ImDavisss on YouTube (@ItsDavisss), YouTube (@ImDavisssTV) and TikTok; Birth Of A Star, Episode 1; Serotonin music video; AMP channel and its October 4, 2026 upload; Daily Front Row, April 2026; Afrotech, December 2024; Black Enterprise, September 2026; Famous Birthdays. Follower counts read from the platforms, October 2026.
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