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The House of Gord was born in 2011, when Gord Lacey, a Canadian comedian and writer, decided to create a YouTube channel featuring comedic sketches and characters. Lacey, a veteran of the Canadian comedy scene, had previously worked on various TV shows and comedy specials, but he wanted to try something new and experimental. With a shoestring budget and a lot of creativity, he set up a studio in his own home and began producing content.
In Canadian music culture, "the House of Gord" is the affectionate nickname for in Toronto.