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Krew
Krew (stylized in all caps) is a group of YouTubers from Canada, best known for their gaming videos. The group consists of Kat La (Funneh), Betty La (Rainbow), Kim La (Gold), Wenny La (Lunar), and Allen La (Draco), all of whom are siblings. They have a total of 7 YouTube channels (ItsFunneh, GoldenGlare, DraconiteDragon, Lunar Eclipse, PaintingRainbows, KREW, and KREW WORLD), with ItsFunneh being the main channel. Although the channel ItsFunneh is named after Funneh, it is a group channel for all of Krew.
As of February 2026, the ItsFunneh YouTube channel has over 12 million subscribers and over 15 billion views from over 3,000 videos. It was the most-viewed Canadian gaming channel in 2020 and 5th overall. Combined, all their channels have over 19.1 million subscribers and over 15.4 billion views. ItsFunneh has been nominated for multiple Bloxy Awards (one of which was won), a Shorty Award, and two Roblox Innovation Awards (one of which was won).
Krew's content mainly consists of gaming videos (mainly games such as Roblox, Minecraft, and others), with all 5 siblings playing the same game. They also occasionally post vlogs.
All five La siblings were born in St. Albert, Alberta, Canada, to Vietnamese-Chinese immigrants. Betty, under the pseudonym Rainbow, is the eldest sibling and was born on September 10, 1992. Kim as Gold is the second eldest sibling and was born on September 29, 1993. Kat as Funneh is the middle sibling who was born on October 31, 1995. Wenny as Lunar is the second youngest sibling born on February 28, 1997. Allen as Draco is the youngest sibling and was born on May 12, 1998.
Their father came to Canada by boat in the 1990s. Their parents met two years before Rainbow was born. Both their parents worked in the same local Boston Pizza restaurant—their father worked as a chef and their mother worked as a dishwasher. They were financially struggling and sometimes ate less out of fear of not being able to feed their children. One day, their father's boss gave him a used Famicom Disk System, a Nintendo console his daughter no longer wanted. It was "the best thing ever" to the siblings, who spent hours playing video games. When it got broken one day, their father saved money and bought a GameCube four years later.
In 2008, their parents bought a Vietnamese restaurant in Edmonton to support the family. Due to the lack of success, the siblings had to work at the restaurant after school. When the business was slow sometimes, they found watching YouTube at the restaurant "less miserable." However, later on, the restaurant business became a "depressing point in [her] life" due to arguments arising from debt. Three years later, they sold the restaurant. Their parents owned multiple businesses between 2008 and 2017, the last being a bubble tea shop. Apart from working for their parents, Rainbow worked as a cytotechnologist and Gold worked as a barista at Starbucks with an additional job as an accounting clerk to her college that she studied. Sometimes they didn't have enough money to pay their bills, so as an "escape from reality," they would use tip money from the restaurant to buy more video games.
Funneh described herself as a quiet person during her childhood. During elementary school, she aspired to become an artist as she loved drawing and kept a sketchbook, with an additional passion for gaming. During middle school, she would also record her funny skits with an old digital camera that her parents gave to her, realizing the passion she acquired for pursuing creative filmmaking. In high school, she excelled in classes. She skipped school "a lot" and had to work at the restaurant if she did. After creating her YouTube channel, she would write video scripts in school library at lunchtime when she did go to school. She graduated from high school in 2013 and decided to pursue a career in digital media.
Lunar started to draw from a young age after being inspired by watching anime like Inuyasha, Noragami, The Disastrous Life of Saiki K., and a "lot of anime".
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Krew
Krew (stylized in all caps) is a group of YouTubers from Canada, best known for their gaming videos. The group consists of Kat La (Funneh), Betty La (Rainbow), Kim La (Gold), Wenny La (Lunar), and Allen La (Draco), all of whom are siblings. They have a total of 7 YouTube channels (ItsFunneh, GoldenGlare, DraconiteDragon, Lunar Eclipse, PaintingRainbows, KREW, and KREW WORLD), with ItsFunneh being the main channel. Although the channel ItsFunneh is named after Funneh, it is a group channel for all of Krew.
As of February 2026, the ItsFunneh YouTube channel has over 12 million subscribers and over 15 billion views from over 3,000 videos. It was the most-viewed Canadian gaming channel in 2020 and 5th overall. Combined, all their channels have over 19.1 million subscribers and over 15.4 billion views. ItsFunneh has been nominated for multiple Bloxy Awards (one of which was won), a Shorty Award, and two Roblox Innovation Awards (one of which was won).
Krew's content mainly consists of gaming videos (mainly games such as Roblox, Minecraft, and others), with all 5 siblings playing the same game. They also occasionally post vlogs.
All five La siblings were born in St. Albert, Alberta, Canada, to Vietnamese-Chinese immigrants. Betty, under the pseudonym Rainbow, is the eldest sibling and was born on September 10, 1992. Kim as Gold is the second eldest sibling and was born on September 29, 1993. Kat as Funneh is the middle sibling who was born on October 31, 1995. Wenny as Lunar is the second youngest sibling born on February 28, 1997. Allen as Draco is the youngest sibling and was born on May 12, 1998.
Their father came to Canada by boat in the 1990s. Their parents met two years before Rainbow was born. Both their parents worked in the same local Boston Pizza restaurant—their father worked as a chef and their mother worked as a dishwasher. They were financially struggling and sometimes ate less out of fear of not being able to feed their children. One day, their father's boss gave him a used Famicom Disk System, a Nintendo console his daughter no longer wanted. It was "the best thing ever" to the siblings, who spent hours playing video games. When it got broken one day, their father saved money and bought a GameCube four years later.
In 2008, their parents bought a Vietnamese restaurant in Edmonton to support the family. Due to the lack of success, the siblings had to work at the restaurant after school. When the business was slow sometimes, they found watching YouTube at the restaurant "less miserable." However, later on, the restaurant business became a "depressing point in [her] life" due to arguments arising from debt. Three years later, they sold the restaurant. Their parents owned multiple businesses between 2008 and 2017, the last being a bubble tea shop. Apart from working for their parents, Rainbow worked as a cytotechnologist and Gold worked as a barista at Starbucks with an additional job as an accounting clerk to her college that she studied. Sometimes they didn't have enough money to pay their bills, so as an "escape from reality," they would use tip money from the restaurant to buy more video games.
Funneh described herself as a quiet person during her childhood. During elementary school, she aspired to become an artist as she loved drawing and kept a sketchbook, with an additional passion for gaming. During middle school, she would also record her funny skits with an old digital camera that her parents gave to her, realizing the passion she acquired for pursuing creative filmmaking. In high school, she excelled in classes. She skipped school "a lot" and had to work at the restaurant if she did. After creating her YouTube channel, she would write video scripts in school library at lunchtime when she did go to school. She graduated from high school in 2013 and decided to pursue a career in digital media.
Lunar started to draw from a young age after being inspired by watching anime like Inuyasha, Noragami, The Disastrous Life of Saiki K., and a "lot of anime".