Jschlatt
American YouTuber and Twitch streamer
jschlatt ( JAY shlat; born (1999-09-10)September 10, 1999), also known as Schlatt, is an American YouTuber, entrepreneur, singer, and voice actor. He produces a variety of gaming, commentary, and reaction content. He is a former member of Minecraft server communities such as SMPLive and Dream SMP. He was a co-owner of streamer collective group One True King until his departure in December 2022. He is an acquired owner of the energy drink company Gamer Supps from May 2022, and is a co-owner of pre-built gaming computer company Starforge Systems.
Schlatt released his debut studio album, A Very 1999 Christmas in December 2024, followed by a variant of the album with 3 additional previously unreleased tracks in December 2025. Schlatt made his voice acting debut in 2026, voicing Kaboodle from the Glitch Productions show, Gameoverse.
Internet career
2013–2018: Before fame
Schlatt began making YouTube videos in 2013 at 14 years old, uploading gameplay videos on Call of Duty. He had major influences such as Freddie Wong, Corridor Digital and SeaNanners. Schlatt started posting under the alias "jschlatt" in June 2014 with a video of his pet pogona. The channel's content evolved from gaming to include comedic sketches, reaction videos, internet commentary, and satirical takes on memes and trending topics.
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