CinnamonToastKen

On March 4, 2011, Ken posted his first video to YouTube, in which he was seen playing the well-known horror game Amnesia: The Dark Descent. Later, he would take part in PewDiePie’s famous shoutout competition in 2011, where to his surprise, he was chosen to appear in the clip where Felix introduced Ken’s channel to his fans. Later on, Ken and PewDiePie grew closer and began uploading and attending events together. Not only did PewDiePie become friends with Ken for mentioning his YouTube channel, but Jacksepticeye experienced the same thing back in September 2013.

“Let’s Play Amnesia the Dark Descent: FOLLOW THE PEPTO Blind pt.1” is the first video Ken uploaded on his channel. In this video, he plays Amnesia and introduces himself and his channel.

Ken has collaborated with a number of YouTube stars, including Markiplier, Cryaotic, PewDiePie, SeaNanners, and Jacksepticeye. Since October 1, 2013, he has been wed to Mary SuperMaryFace, a fellow YouTuber. They run the Ken and Mary YouTube channel together. Kevin, his brother, also runs a Public Nintendo Collector YouTube channel.

The BroKen Podcast, which Ken and PewDiePie produced in 2014, was a podcast series. They mainly talked for a full hour or longer about unrelated subjects. They were joined on the podcast by a number of notable guests, including Cryaotic Podcast #3, TheRPGMinx Podcast #5, Yogcast Strippin Podcast #6, Markiplier Podcast #7, Jacksepticeye Podcast #8, and Yogcast Martin Podcast #9.

CinnamonToastKen has chosen to play games with other dubious aspects despite his refusal to swear. He does occasionally use certain words to describe someone’s life, but he does not regard them as swearing. Ken recently published a video explaining his decision to stop filtering who he is before he says it and start being more authentic. Additionally, he acknowledged that he occasionally uses some foul language.

As of July 2022, Ken’s net worth is $4.34 million, according to Net Worth Spot. The daily views on the CinnamonToastKen YouTube channel are around 602.64 thousand. YouTube channels typically make between $3 and $7 for every thousand video views. According to Net Worth Spot, CinnamonToastKen makes $72.32 thousand per month or $1.08 million annually. Ken most likely has additional sources of income. In addition to sponsors, popular YouTubers can make more money by promoting their own merchandise.

Kenneth Morrison was born on September 21, 1985, in Mississippi, USA. Other than the fact that he has a brother named Kevin, who is also a YouTuber, not much is known about his private life.

Ken and his wife Mary are now parents to Layla Ren and Raphael "Baby R" or "Raph" for short. All of their children were going to be named after Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Ken said, but since Layla was a girl, they decided not to name her Leo since they had planned for a son.

Ken is followed by a significant population on many platforms. He has over 392,199 followers on Twitch, where he streams many different games, with the most recent stream being Dungeons and Dragons.

He has a massive following on Twitter of over 3 million followers and gets thousands of likes and retweets. On Instagram, where he posts selfies, pictures of his family and promotional content, he has 719,697 followers with 43,706 average likes.

Ken posts videos on YouTube daily. He crosses the million views mark daily and makes reaction videos, family vlogs, meme videos, let’s plays and much more.

Some of his most popular series on YouTube are Dr Phil Reaction, 90-day fiance reaction, My Strange Addiction, Worst Cooking I’ve Ever Seen and Extreme Cheapskates Reaction.

Ken plays “Whack your ex” and tries out every way to kill the other player.

Ken watches a clip of Dr Phil where he tells a spoiled brat to get a job.

Ken plays Minecraft with PewDiePie.

Ken and PewDiePie react to a video of a lady who is banned from visiting newborns in the hospital and makes incredibly lifelike dolls.

1. Ken is a fan of Anime.
2. Ken and Mary's puppy, Biscuit, was found by them when he arrived at their doorstep.
3. Ken's victory in a PewDiePie shoutout competition in November 2011 is largely responsible for his early fame.