Why this file exists
Fast-paced gaming and comedy channel that grew through Minecraft collaborations and live streaming.
@TommyInnit · Gaming
Each marker is a dated, sourced event on a single timeline. The line stays flat because it is a spine, not a score: it rises and falls only where audience reaction has been separately researched. That research does not exist for this creator yet. The earlier system did infer a curve from event wording, which read subject matter as conduct, so it was withdrawn rather than patched. A flat line here means we have not published a measurement, not that nothing happened.
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The dated events below are documented and sourced, but nobody has researched how audiences actually reacted to them. Creators On Record will not put a number on that until the research exists, so this record shows what happened and stops there.
Fast-paced gaming and comedy channel that grew through Minecraft collaborations and live streaming.
In April 2026, Simons began his new series 100 Questions with Tom Simons where he interviews guests with 100 questions or less before the interview ends.
Open source ↗A mainstream current-affairs panel appearance on 19 June 2025.
Open source ↗In 2025, Simons transitioned from Minecraft-focused content to personal videos and co-hosted the podcast Shut Up I'm Talking with fellow content creator Jack Manifold.
Open source ↗In September 2024, he and frequent collaborator Jack Manifold launched a podcast called Shut Up I'm Talking.
Open source ↗In 2023, Simons, along with fellow Twitch streamers and YouTubers Wilbur Soot, Philza, Slimecicle, and Ranboo, started a new comedy group YouTube channel called Sorry (also known as The Sorry Boys).
Open source ↗The 20 January stream peaked above 650,000 concurrent viewers, then the third-highest in Twitch's history.
Open source ↗He uploaded his first video on his TommyInnit channel in September 2018.
Open source ↗Imported from the channel’s public YouTube feed.