Stampy Long Head

Garrett launched his first YouTube channel, stampylongnose, in August 2006. His channel originally featured live-action comedy skits that he and his friends created, but after “Let’s Play” videos started to gain popularity on YouTube, he quickly switched to the gaming genre. He started out primarily playing video games like Homefront but soon left the stampylongnose channel and started the stampylonghead one.

In May 2012, he learned about the game Minecraft and began a “Let’s Play” series based on it. His channel saw rapid growth as a result of the series, and he quickly rose to prominence on the platform. He refocused his work to be family-friendly after realising that children (6–14 years old) made up the majority of his audience.

“Journey - Starting My Journey [1]” is the first video Garrett uploaded on his channel. Garrett introduces himself and plays the first part of the game “Journey”.

The majority of Stampy’s most well-liked videos are Let’s Plays of Minecraft, particularly his Lovely World series. In this series and other ones, Stampy has worked with a variety of Minecraft YouTubers, such as L for Leeeeee x, iBallisticSquid, Daisy, Rosie, Chloe, Sqaishey, Amy Lee, Netty, Finnball, Ank, Longbow, and Longshot. His primary series is Stampy’s Lovely World, which he made in Minecraft for the Xbox 360. Several of his friends join him in these videos to play around or assist him with building.

On December 2, 2013, Stampy received an email from Google informing him that his YouTube channel had been terminated because he had repeatedly violated community standards and that he was not eligible to file an appeal. He described his situation in detail on Facebook and Twitter, where he started to get help from many users.

Minecraft creator Markus “Notch” Persson tweeted, “I can’t help #savestampy because I don’t have any ashets at Google.” As a “Call to arms,” #savestampy peaked in Twitter’s trending topics, and iBallisticSquid posted a video to the community with a link to AmyLee33’s petition on Change.org. Stampy was given a “Thorough warning”, and his channel was restored.

In partnership with Maker Studios, Garrett debuted a spin-off educational YouTube series on April 25, 2015. Wonder Quest is a professionally scripted, produced, and designed television series that can be used in classrooms. Garrett has a connection to a Minecraft movie as well. He portrayed the announcer Stampy Cat at the World Gaming Championships in the Disney XD sitcom Gamer’s Guide to Pretty Much Everything’s series premiere in July 2015.

With Egmont Publishing, Garrett has a two-book deal that was aimed at children between the ages of 4 and 10. Stampy’s Lovely Book was published on October 22, 2015 and it includes games, activities, jokes, and information about Stampy Cat and some of his friends. The 32-page paperback, Stampy Cat: Stick with Stampy!, was published on July 28, 2016, and it includes games, jokes, and posters that involve stickers.

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As of July 2022, Garrett is worth $15 million, according to various sources. Garret uploads a video at least once a day to keep his audience entertained. The channel typically receives 400,000 views per day on average, which translates to earnings of about $3,200 per day ($1.2 million annually).

Joseph Garrett was born on December 13, 1990, in Hampshire, England. He was brought up there alongside his two older sisters. Garrett majored in video production while pursuing a degree in film and television production at the university. He also shared hosting duties for a student radio programme at the time. "I was pretty bad, but it improved my ability to speak spontaneously", he said of the experience.

While attending university, he held a bartending position in a pub close to his college. Sqaishey Quack, also known as Kye Garrett, is wed to Joseph Garrett and shares a home with Garrett and their dogs, Alyx and Mei, and cat, Ori.

Garett’s fame on YouTube has helped him gain followers on every platform he’s active on.

He has 21k followers on Twitch, where he streams several games but he hasn’t streamed in over 2 years. Garrett is followed by 821k users on Instagram and he mostly posts pictures of his dog and his cat, and sometimes takes selfies with them. He also has 750k followers on Twitter and gets several likes and retweets.

Garrett posts 3-4 videos per week on his channel and gets several thousand views regularly. He primarily posts let’s play of several video games, including Minecraft, Undertale, Dreams, Super Mario Odyssey and much more.

Some of his most popular series are Ni No Kuni 2, Super Mario Maker 2, Detective Pikachu, Negative Challenge, Stardew Valley, Splatoon 2 and Zelda: Breath of The Wild.

Garrett plays Minecraft and attempts to kill the Ender Dragon.

Garrett plays Minecraft, where his area is designed like the North Pole for Christmas.

In this video, Garrett plays Minecraft and tries to find the cake thief.

Garrett plays Terraria for the first time on Xbox 360.

1. After reaching 1 million, Garrett ceased uploading subscriber specials, but when he reached 5 million, he made another. Following that, he began uploading new subscriber-only content almost every two million.
2. In addition to being a featured creator in the YouTube 'Gaming' section alongside CaptainSparklez and others, Garrett has been featured in the thumbnail of a YouTube Anniversary video.
3. He switched to veganism in 2018.

Q. Is it stampy long head or stampy long nose?

A. Joseph Mark Garrett is known online as stampylonghead and stampylongnose both. He used the latter name initially but then switched to stampylonghead.

Q. What happened to stampy long head?

A. One of Stampy's well-known collaborators, Lee, was the topic of controversy in August 2015, as reported by a well-known tabloid newspaper and brought to the attention of many by another well-known YouTuber. Although Lee's controversy would only account for a small portion of the reason for Stampy's decline in popularity after his departure in September, the number of views started to decline after that point gradually and continued to do so throughout 2016.