Home of chaos, cameras, and questionable decisions.

My YouTube journey began in November 2021, back when I was still living in Playa del Carmen, Mexico. I was desperate to emotionally and financially recover from what will undoubtedly go down as one of the biggest atrocities in modern times — and you know exactly what I’m talking about. That thing that bankrupted countless small businesses while making the world’s richest even richer. Yeah, that.

Stuck in limbo, waiting for the world to reset, I started binge-watching Urbex (urban exploration) videos on YouTube. Eventually, I said: Screw it — I’ll start my own channel.

Without any real strategy or even a proper name, I called it TheRealBloodyFox, borrowing from my small-batch hot sauce brand, Bloody Fox Hot Sauces. Niche? Totally. Random? Absolutely. But I was rolling with it.

At that point, I had 20 years of video editing experience under my belt — purely on a private level. I wasn’t chasing perfection, just a bit of life again. Some joy. A dream to maybe, just maybe, become the next Bald and Bankrupt or The Bearded Explorer.

I don’t even remember if I researched how to run a YouTube channel. I just asked a friend with a drone if he was down to explore an abandoned strip club on the outskirts of town. A few days later, we marched into El Hareem, armed with nothing but that drone and my painfully outdated iPhone 8.

Now, over three years later, I’ve learned a hell of a lot — about YouTube, content, life, and everything in between. My goals have shifted, my style has evolved, and I’ve taken on new directions.

SaschaFox.com now brings all my madness under one roof — from abandoned places and motorcycle road trips to artisanal hot sauces, beers, and brutally honest e-books about this wild ride I’m on.

So whether you came for the chaos, the travel, or the sauce —
welcome to the Foxhole.