Who is JellyBean? Age, Real Name, Controversies Explained

Meet JellyBean, a content creator from the United States, often known for the controversies surrounding their online presence. Despite creating engaging content on platforms like YouTube and TikTok, JellyBean’s journey has been marked by heated debates and criticism due to some questionable actions and trends they initiated. Let’s explore the ups and downs of their online fame and the impact it has had on their reputation within the community.

Who is JellyBean?

Bean was born on November 23, 2004, in the United States. They identify as Hispanic and are both bisexual and non-binary, preferring to be referred to using “they/them” pronouns. Bean is of Mexican descent. You can find their personal boundaries information here. They are 5’1″ tall. Bean finished high school on May 12, 2022.

In March 2022, their eye was exposed on their TikTok account, which has since been banned.

JellyBean’s Content

They made their channel on October 8, 2020, and posted their first video on February 8, 2021. Later, on October 21, 2021, they uploaded their first YouTube Short named “Mexican Dream in Minecraft.” On September 15, 2021, they, along with Cdotkom, CourseCorrected, and Jpegi, applied for MCC Rising. Unfortunately, they didn’t get selected for MCC Rising.

Controversies

Although JellyBean is a content creator, they’re known for their controversies. Here are some of them:

Spamming Trend

In 2021, they started a trend where their fans would comment “it’s not a mistake, ✨IT’S A MASTERPIECE✨” on every TikTok and YouTube Short they saw. Other YouTubers like Twi Shorts and Beesechurger 73 joined in too.

The trend caused a lot of spamming and upset many TikTokers, YouTubers, and streamers. They later apologized for the spam and asked their fans to stop doing it to other YouTubers and streamers.

Pedophile Joke

During a Five Nights at Freddy’s: Security Breach stream, JellyBean repeatedly called the daycare attendants pedophiles. People on YouTube and TikTok criticized them for making such a joke, calling it harmful and in poor taste. On February 8, 2022, they responded to the criticism.

Using Slurs

In February 2021, screenshots of JellyBean using slurs spread on social media. They said the screenshots were fake because the profile picture and name pronunciation were incorrect.

Feud with Meowbahh

When JellyBean saw Meowbahh gaining attention in the Minecraft Shorts Community, they asked on Twitter, “Who’s Meowbah?”. After some replies, they regretted asking and blocked Meowbahh on Twitter.

Banned from TikTok

JellyBean privated their TikTok account when they received hate. They unprivated it on April 1, 2022, but their account was terminated on the same day for unknown reasons. JellyBean tweeted that it was an April Fools prank, but TikTok didn’t respond, and they remained banned. Meowbahh asked JellyBean to message them and get them unbanned. However, Meowbahh also made offensive comments about JellyBean.

JellyBean’s fans tried to help them get unbanned on TikTok, but it didn’t work. People thought the ban was unfair since JellyBean’s content was about Minecraft and didn’t violate TikTok rules. Someone made a video defending JellyBean, but it received mixed reactions, with some criticizing the person for being too supportive.

Conclusion

JellyBean gained both fame and notoriety for their engaging YouTube and TikTok content. However, controversies surrounding actions like starting spamming trends and making inappropriate jokes garnered criticism and debates within the online community. Despite facing backlash, their loyal fanbase continues to support them. Their journey serves as a reminder of the responsibilities that come with being an influential figure in the digital world, and the impact of their actions on others remains a focal point for their future endeavors.