YouTube · Twitch
Documentary-style Rust videos covering server histories, experiments and the game's stranger social dynamics.
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- Stories, comedy & experiments
Stories, comedy & experiments
YouTube · TwitchEnglish
Comedy-led Rust videos built around bow and eoka play, and one of the most recognisable voices in the game's YouTube scene.
Only what has been made public by the creator themselves, plus a plain answer where it has not been.
Yes — he posted a video titled "face reveal" to his own channel on 3 August 2023.
Dozens of reuploads and Shorts claiming to be "the real spoonkid face reveal" are on other people's channels. This is the one he uploaded himself.
Stated by the creatorSourceChecked 5 August 2026
Spoonkid has not made a real name public.
He publishes under the handle only. A first name circulates on fan wikis and profile sites with no primary source behind it, so we do not repeat it.
Not made publicChecked 5 August 2026
Spoonkid has not made an age or birthday public.
He has not stated an age or birthday on his own channels. Profile sites give figures that contradict each other and trace back to no source.
Not made publicChecked 5 August 2026
Spoonkid has never disclosed any earnings, so there is no real figure to give.
No creator in this space publishes their finances. Every figure circulating online is produced by multiplying a public view count by an invented CPM, which is why the sites carrying them disagree with each other by millions. We will not repeat one.
Not made publicChecked 5 August 2026
Bow-and-eoka play is the cheapest way there is to win a fight, and it lives or dies on exact damage numbers.
Other channels we filed under the same thing: stories, comedy & experiments.
Spoonkid is on this list on the strength of the channel's Rust audience — no creator has paid for a place on it, and none of these links are affiliate links. We publish our own description of the channel, whatever the platforms' own APIs confirm, and nothing else about them. For context, "spoonkid" is searched about 700 times a month in the US.
This page was written by us from public information about the channel. If it's yours, you can claim it, correct anything we've got wrong and write your own description.
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