MindofRez

Bryan Carti launched his 'MindofRez' YouTube channel on June 8, 2016. He began his career as an NBA content maker, posting numerous videos on the game. In January 2018, he began producing videos on Fortnite. His Fortnite gameplay videos were an instant hit and were quickly followed by more of the same.

“LEBRON JAMES 50 POINT CHALLENGE NBA 2K16 MIND BLOWING WTF! | MindOfRez” is the oldest available video on Bryan’s channel. In the video, he plays NBA 2K16 and attempts to score 50 points with Lebron James.

Carti cooperated with one of his younger brothers in the video “Teaching 9-Year-Old Brother How To Play Fortnite- Fortnite Battle Royale Solo-Tips & Tricks” in February 2018. Carti's path of creating videos on Fortnite-related stuff continues, and he quickly earned moderate recognition on the network.

Carti's hub now has over 2.5 million followers. “1 Kill = 5 Free Skins for My 9-Year-Old-Little Brother 9-Year-Old Plays Solo Fortnite Battle Royale” is his most watched Fortnite video on his channel. Since its release on March 17, 2018, this gameplay video has received over 18 million views (as of August 2024).

Bryan Carti's YouTube channel contains a variety of entertaining videos in addition to gaming stuff. These include group pranks, challenges, and vlogs. Carti also created a second channel named 'The REZ Family.' This channel was created on September 27, 2018, and was later deactivated.

According to Net Worth Spot, Bryan is worth $216.44 thousand as of August 2024. Every day, more than 21.47 thousand people watch MindofRez's YouTube channel. YouTube channels can earn between $3 and $7 per thousand video views.

Net Worth Spot has also reported that the MindofRez YouTube channel produces $2.58 thousand in ad revenue per month and $38.65 thousand per year. However, $38.65 thousand per year is a conservative estimate as MindofRez might earn up to $69.57 thousand per year on the high end. Not only that, it is uncommon for YouTubers to rely solely on one source of income. Influencers could sell their own items, obtain sponsorships, or earn money through affiliate commissions.

Bryan Carti was born in New York, USA, on September 18, 1997 and in his YouTube videos, he regularly includes his younger brothers, Jayden and Kaylen. On his channel, he has also highlighted his mother and grandfather. Carti hasn't divulged anything about his personal life to his fans.

Bryan is an active social media user. However, his reach on other platforms is far off from his fame on YouTube. He has a Twitch account with a following of 158K and hasn’t streamed in a long time. On Instagram, he has a following of over 377K and mostly posts solo photos. On Twitter, he has a following of over 60.6K and receives an average amount of likes and retweets.

Bryan is currently active. His videos receive hundreds of thousands of views, with many videos crossing a million views. The content on his channel is mostly focused on vlogs, challenge videos and prank videos. He occasionally posts gameplay videos of various games.

With over 19 million views, this is Bryan’s most watched video. He plays a prank on his brother, and his mom tells their younger brother that he can’t play Fortnite anymore.

With over 18 million views, this is Bryan’s third-most watched video. He watches his brother play Fortnite and gives him five skins for every kill he gets.

With over 12 million views, this is Bryan’s fourth-most watched video. Bryan organizes a 1v1 match in Fortnite between FaZe H1ghSky1 and FaZe Kaylen.

With over 11.6 million views, this is Bryan’s fourth-most watched video. In the video, Bryan’s younger brother’s bully comes to their house.

1. Jayden does not appear much in Rez's YouTube videos. It occurred because Mindofrez posted a video in which he explained that the comments on his videos were sometimes unpleasant to Jayden because of his personality and appearance.
2. Mindofrez's family has broken more than three PS4s over his whole channel.
3. Rez and his family used to reside in a small, ordinary house. He moved into a big home in August 2019.