TommyInnit

TommyInnit is a British TikTok star, YouTube star, Twitch Streamer, and gamer. He gained fame by live streaming and sharing his gameplay, especially Minecraft.

Career

Tommy began his fun journey back 2013, on February 15, 2013, under the name of Channelnutpig.

Two years later, in December 2015, Tommy decided to create his new channel, TommyInnit.

But he made his first video three years later, on September 9, 2018, with the majority of Minecraft videos.

Tommy doesn’t want to upload Minecraft, so he decided to make his video about SkyBlock, the Hypixel minigame.

After starting to upload about SkyBlock, Tommy finally hit popularity by gaining a significant amount of subscribers on his YouTube channel.

In 2020, Tommy expanded his interest in gaming by joining the Dream SMP, a roleplay created by Dream, a YouTuber.

He later also created his Twitch account, where he does streaming while playing Minecraft.

As time went by, Tommy gained a lot of followers on almost his social media accounts and gave him the title of the most-followed Minecraft channel on Twitch.

Profile

Real Name: Thomas Simons
Stage Name: Tommylnnit
Nickname: Tommy
Birthday: April 9, 2004
Birthplace: Nottingham, England
Zodiac Sign: Aries
Nationality: English
Religion: –
Profession: YouTube Star, Twitch Steamer, TikTok Star, Gamer
Education: –
Hobbies: Playing Video Games
Facebook: –
X: @tommyinnit
Threads: @tommyinnit
Instagram: @tommyinnit
Snapchat: @tommysnapinnit
TikTok: @tommyinni t
YouTube: TommyInnit Official
Twitch: @tommyinnit

Height, Weight, & Physical Appearances

Height: 185 cm (6’1”)
Weight: 70 kg (154 lbs)
Blood Type: –
Hair Color: Blonde
Eye Color: Blue
Body Measurements: –
Shoe Size: 6 (US)

Family

Father: –
Mother: –
Brother: –
Sister: –

Girlfriend & Dating History

Molly

Tommy and Molly began dating in 2022. Unfortunately, the couple chose to part ways in 2024. It appears that they broke up in good-terms, as they chose to still be friends with each other.

Net Worth

His net worth is around $1 million to $5 million. His wealth is earned from several jobs such as YouTube Star, Twitch Steamer, TikTok Star, and Gamer.

YouTube

According to Social Blade, Tommy earns around $4.2 thousand to $67.6 thousand monthly or $50.7 thousand to $810.9 thousand annually from his YouTube channel’s revenue alone.

Facts

Tommy once told his fans that he moves to Brighton in 2022.
He once gave advice for other gamers to start on YouTube before starting their Twitch account.
Tommy loves to play video games so much.
He can sit for several hours in front of his computer to play games.
He likes to be outdoors.
Tommy also loves to explore his environment.
His role model, Dwayne Johnson, once wished him a happy birthday via Twitter.
Tommy really likes to edit some videos.
He always wants to produce videos with high quality.
Tommy already knew that one day he would be popular.
Actually, his own username got inspiration from local slang, “innit”, with the meaning of “isn’t it”.
As social media influencer, he has a verified badge in his Twitch, YouTube, and TikTok account.
His ideal type is…

TV Series

TommyInnit (YouTube | 2021 – 2023), as himself

Quotes

“It’s cool I’m set up for life, but it doesn’t feel relevant to who I am. I don’t spend very much.”

“You want to fit in and make friends, and in year 7 you’re beginning to understand that girls exist. So it wasn’t that cool shouting, ‘Hello everyone, it’s me, Tom!’ on my channel every week and have people play that back in front of you.”

“Every time we’d be in a science lesson and they’d show an educational video my eyes would be glued to the ‘recommended’ on YouTube in case I popped up and people found out. I kept that secret for so long. I had 100,000 subscribers when people started finding out.”

“When I got to 100,000 there was this weird new respect everyone had for me. I’d walk through the hallway and they would still glare at me, but no one would shove me. It was like I had a force field around me. It was so strange.”

“My dad and I are massive nerds.”

“I’m quite anxious in real life, but I’ve always been very social on the internet. If you message someone and they ignore you, who cares? It’s not real life.”

“It’s better for the world not to say the easy, rude joke or the put-downs. There’s so much of that on YouTube.”

“A lot of people want to live a lavish life and I just don’t. Mum still orders me a Tesco shop occasionally and will say, ‘I knew you needed groceries.’ I’ll say, ‘How on earth did you know that from Nottingham?’”

“Walking through Brighton I can hear my name being whispered all around me. It was a big adjustment. I became a bit scared of people after being inside for a year [during the pandemic]. I forgot how big the world was beyond my screen, but I’m loving it now.”