Quiff

Background and Early Career

Quiff, whose real name is TheInfamousQuiff, is a British YouTube content creator born on November 23, 1998, in Bradford, England^[1]^[2]. At 26 years old, he has established himself as a prominent figure in the Minecraft gaming community, specializing in creative gameplay videos and collaborative content^[3]. youtube+1youtubers The creator launched his YouTube channel on February 22, 2019, but did not upload his first video until April 18, 2020^[4]. His debut video was titled "Welcome To My Channel," posted in July 2015 on what was initially his original channel created in December 2014^[1]. This strategic delay before consistent content creation allowed him to develop his unique style and approach to Minecraft gameplay. youtube+1

Content Style and Collaborations

Quiff's content primarily revolves around Minecraft gameplay, with a focus on creative challenges, server-based storylines, and what he describes as "Pro Build Hacks"^[1]. His videos often feature elaborate scenarios involving various Minecraft mobs and game mechanics, with titles like "Why I Created The Immortal Bloodbath" and "Why I Split Her Entire World In Half"^[5]^[6].vidiq youtube+1 One of Quiff's most notable content strategies involves regular collaborations with other prominent Minecraft YouTubers, including Doni Bobes, Bionic, Lynix, Kiply, and Liger^[7]^[8]. These collaborations have significantly expanded his audience reach and contributed to his channel's growth trajectory. youtubeexplodingtopics

Channel Performance and Statistics

As of September 2025, Quiff has achieved substantial success on the platform with approximately 1.82 million subscribers^[9]^[10]. His channel has accumulated over 484 million total video views across 576 uploaded videos^[9]^[11]. The channel demonstrates consistent growth, with recent daily performance showing between 60,000 to 180,000 views per day^[9]. youtubeyoutube+1 His estimated monthly earnings from YouTube advertising range between $2,000 to $7,000, with some sources suggesting potential earnings as high as $1.32K to $7.95K in a 30-day period^[12]^[9]. The channel maintains an average video length of 23 minutes, contributing to higher ad revenue potential through increased watch time^[9]. youtube+1

Notable Video Series and Content

Among Quiff's most popular content are his Lifesteal SMP-style videos, where players can gain or lose hearts through gameplay mechanics. Titles such as "Faking My Death To Steal Max Hearts On This Minecraft SMP" and "Why I Scammed Infinite Hearts to Become IMMORTAL" showcase his expertise in this particular gaming format^[13]^[14].youtube+1 One of his standout videos involved challenging his high school teacher to a 1v1 match in Minecraft, which became one of his most viewed pieces of content and exemplifies his ability to create engaging, relatable scenarios^[1]^[15]. youtube+1

Platform Presence and Community Engagement

Beyond YouTube, Quiff maintains an active presence on Twitch under the handle "InfamousQuiff," where he streams Minecraft content and engages with his community in real-time^[1]^[16]. He also maintains social media accounts on Twitter (@Quiff_X) and Instagram (@quiffyt), using these platforms to connect with his fanbase and promote his content^[5].youtube+1 youtube His YouTube channel description reads "I place blocks for a living," with his gaming username listed as TheInfamousQuiff^[17]. The creator has built a dedicated Discord community server where fans can interact and stay updated on his content releases^[5].socialblade+1

Industry Recognition and Growth

Within the competitive gaming content landscape, Quiff's channel ranks in the top 1% of gaming channels in the United Kingdom and worldwide, positioning him at #818 of 103.8K UK-based channels and #34,922 of 6.9 million channels globally^[9]. His success places him among a select group of creators, as only approximately 700 YouTube channels worldwide have achieved over 10 million subscribers, representing just 0.001% of all channels^[18]. youtube+1 The creator's estimated net worth is approximately $1.9 million, primarily derived from YouTube advertising revenue, though this figure could potentially reach $2.7 million when considering additional income streams such as sponsorships and merchandise^[16].youtube