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| “ | Yo, yo, yo, it's your boy, Chips Ahoy! | ” |
―Spifey's former intro | ||
George "Geo" Anderson (born: October 6, 1997), better known online as Spifey, is an English Minecraft gaming YouTube channel that shows off older versions of the game. Some of the content on Spifey's channel include listening to certain annoying songs to win money for a long period of time with users of Minecraft on the servers and trolling his friends Skeppy, Zelk and JustVurb with cursed Minecraft mods. Some of the videos that showcase older versions of Minecraft such as an upside-down tree in the thumbnail. There are Discord trolls by yelling at owners of the server, getting banned on different servers, and paying $1 for ownership of a Minecraft server.
Some of his content is similar in formatting to Skeppy and Zelk's content due to mixing trolls and Minecraft.
He has his own Minecraft server called EmpireMC which is promoted on the about page of the channel. He rarely talks about it nowadays though.
He lived in a house with Skeppy and TapL in Los Angeles, California, Then he moved out on February 29th, 2020 and he moved back to London, England. But now He lives in Exeter, Devon, England, with details and how he moved to Exeter [1]
Cursed Minecraft[]
Cursed Minecraft is a series where Spifey invites YouTubers on a server where there's something unusual and shouldn't be in the game. A lot of Minecraft YouTubers like Zelk and Skeppy also do this.
MC Championship[]
In 2020, Spifey participated in Noxcrew's and Dangthatsalongname's MC Championship event, an event where YouTubers and streamers would come together to play a wide variety of fancy minigames. The tournament consists of 10 teams and 40 players, featuring a variety of custom minigames. The prize is a special MCC coin by Noxcrew.
- MC Championship 1-8: Did not participate.
- MC Championship 9: Team Aqua Axolotls. Teamed with Technoblade, F1NN5TER, and Calvin.
- MC Championship 10 & 11: Did not participate.
- MC Championship 12: Team Pink Parrots. Teamed with Dream, CaptainSparklez, and Michaelmcchill.
- MC Championship 13 & 14: Did not participate.
- MC Championship Pride 2021: Team Cyan Creepers. Teamed with LazarBeam, Muselk, and SeaPeeKay.
- MC Championship 15: Did not participate.
- MC Championship 16: Team Cyan Creepers. Teamed with PearlescentMoon, PeteZahHutt, and Preston.
Quotes[]
- “What’s to see in the tree”
- “What’s good in the hood”
- “What’s the deal Banana peel”
- “Now little did people know that before the stream, I had planned this exact spot to dig down to bedrock, knowing fully well that this exact spot would lead me down to one block above some lava.”
- “So little did people know that I placed one diamond ore up in the ceiling here, and I planned on running past this ore multiple times without taking it, until people raged.”
- “So to get to the spider spawner I first of all had to destroy this gravel, only people didn’t realize I made this gravel go to- to the height limit.”
Trivia[]
- KylieCrumpet is Spifey's cousin.
- He is 6'4 feet tall.
- Spifey once sold a cookie on eBay that accumulated over $7000 but was taken down soon after the auction ended.
- He is left-handed.
- He sometimes wears a flower crown on his twitch streams.
- He hit 100k before Skeppy did.
- Spifey sent out a tweet that made it seemed like be came out as asexual in this tweet on his second account. However, since then he has said multiple times on streams that he is not and has clarified the tweet was a joke.[2]
- As of October 1, 2020, Spifey has taken a step back from the iDots.[3]
- In a now privatized iDots video, Spifey mentioned that he had a crush on a girl in high school and ended up crashing into a wall while walking next to her.
Subscriber Milestones[]
- 100,000 subscribers: August 4, 2018
- 100,000 subscribers: July 13, 2020 (Skifey)
- 100,000 subscribers: June 6, 2020 (Spoofy)
- 200,000 subscribers: May 26, 2019
- 200,000 subscribers: August 4, 2020 (Skifey)
- 300,000 subscribers: June 19, 2019
- 400,000 subscribers: August 21, 2019
- 500,000 subscribers: September 7, 2019
- 600,000 subscribers: November 6, 2019
- 700,000 subscribers: November 16, 2019
- 800,000 subscribers: November 20, 2019
- 900,000 subscribers: November 24, 2019
- 1 million subscribers: December 7, 2019[4]
Video View Milestones[]
- 100 million video views: November 19, 2019
- 200 million video views: June 8, 2020
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