Logdotzip

Tyler’s professional journey began in Laguna Niguel, California. He founded the gaming channel Logdotzip, whose viewers fall into a variety of age brackets. Tyler’s videos are accessible and easy for parents to feel comfortable with their children watching because they lack profanity and suggestive content. However, his earlier (5–6 years ago) videos had a lot of cursing and are still on the channel.

“Minecraft: Pig Monster Explosion” is the first video on Tyler’s channel. He plays Minecraft on his friend’s server in the game.

Tyler wanted to join a Yu-Gi-Oh forum when he was about 10 or 11 years old. The forum owner’s username was LordObelisk, which was taken from the Yu-Gi-Oh card “Obelisk The Tormentor.” One of the three “God Cards” in the television programme and card game was the Obelisk. Tyler created the username LordofGods because he thought LordObelisk’s name was so cool, and he kept it for a while.

As soon as Tyler realised there was no way for people to know he was referring to Yu-Gi-Oh, he abbreviated LordofGods to LoG in order to avoid offending anyone. Last but not least, there was a trend to end forum display names with “.zip” so his name changed to LoG.zip, which is now “Logdotzip.”

OOC is a Minecraft Redstone series where Tyler shows off incredible command block creations that can be added to your Minecraft world with just one command block. Here’s the OOC video that has received the most views. In the Minecraft Mod Showcases series, Tyler evaluates both new and old mods.

Breann, his ex-girlfriend, and Sean, his best friend in real life, were persuaded by Tyler to purchase Minecraft. Tyler teaches them how to play Minecraft while documenting their antics in Crafting with Noobs.

As of July 2022, Tyler is worth $10.17 million, according to Net Worth Spot. The number of views on Logdotzip's channel per month is 42.39 million, with 1.41 million views per day. YouTube channels typically make between $3 and $7 for every thousand video views.

If Logdotzip falls within this range, Net Worth Spot calculates that it makes $169.55k per month or $2.54m annually. Logdotzip may earn more than $4.58 million annually on the high end.

source: Instagram

Tyler was born in Lakewood, California. He currently resides in Austin, Texas. He has a sister who has been featured on his Instagram a few times. However, he does not want to reveal her identity.

Tyler has over 42k followers on Twitch, but he hasn’t streamed in over 7 years.

He has 163k followers on Instagram and posts various announcements, pictures with friends and family and places he visits.

On Twitter, Tyler has over 128k followers and gets several likes and retweets.

Tyler uploads 2-3 videos per week. His videos mostly consist of Minecraft let’s play, where he tries different levels and different mods.

Tyler talks about why not to dig straight down in Minecraft.

Tyler talks about the changes in Minecraft after the update from 1.0 to 1.12

Tyler shows the updates NOTCH wanted in Minecraft that never came out.

Tyler shows new ores in Dream’s Minecraft dimension.

1. Logdotzip is a play on the word "log.zip."
2. His default Minecraft skin typically includes a red cape with a creepy face.
3. In Minecraft, he once kept a pet chicken by the name of Drumstick.

Q. Is Logdotzip kid friendly?

A. Tyler’s content is family-friendly, with no suggestion or portrayal of mature themes. However, his channel did contain swearing in the past.

Q. How much money does Logdotzip make?

A. Tyler earns around $2.54m to $4.58 million annually and approximately $169.55k per month.