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isaacwhy (born October 15, 2000) is an American YouTuber, livestreamer, and internet personality best known for his comedic videos primarily revolving around interactions on the instant messaging platform Discord, featuring fellow creators. He is a core member of the creator collective known as The Group and has co-hosted the group's podcast, The Group Chat since 2022.

Isaac was born on October 15, 2000 in Pennsylvania, United States. He has generally kept his personal life private, sharing limited information about his family or upbringing. He has occasionally referenced growing up in a religious household but has avoided detailed discussions of his early years, choosing instead to focus on his public presence on content creation.

Isaac created his YouTube channel isaacwhy on June 9, 2016, however became more active with producing and releasing content in 2019. His early videos included meme compilations, edits, and gaming videos, particularly Minecraft related. Over time, his channel expanded to include comedic videos recorded primarily through the VoIP platform Discord, often featuring humorous interactions and challenges with friends and fans.

A notable series that grew Isaac's channel is his annual Last to Leave VC series which he produced from 2020 until the finale in 2025. In these videos, Isaac would gather a select amount of his friends to stay in a voice call on Discord with the goal of the challenge to stay in the longest. The winner of the challenge would take home a cash prize, which increased every year with the winner of the last series winning $100,000. This series gained massive amounts of attention, with many creators creating spinoff videos in a similar style to Isaac's

In 2020, Isaac co-founded the content creator collective The Group with fellow creators Softwilly, BigT, Grunk, Yumi, and Larrycroft. In 2022, Isaac became the co-host of The Group Chat, a weekly podcast hosted by the members of The Group and features special guests, including jschlatt, Jack Manifold, and JeromeASF. Topics discussed on the podcast include childhood and personal stories and off-the-cuff humor.

In 2022, Isaac relocated from his hometown in Pennsylvania to Austin, Texas where he moved in with the members of The Group.