Cuptoast

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cuptoast (born: May 18, 2005 (2005-05-18) [age 19]), also known as Crumb, is an American YouTuber known for its animations. It also occasionally streams games like Minecraft and Among Us, and sometimes draws on its Twitch channel. It is known to draw its calico cat avatar when it replies to people on its Twitter. Crumb has a high-pitched voice, which has caused some to question if it uses a voice changer, however it has confirmed that it does not.

It often played on a server called "Cogchamp SMP" with streamers Fundy, 5up, Tubbo, Ranboo, and awesamdude.

Personal Life

Crumb was born on May 18, 2005 in the United States. It has two brothers and one sister, and has a dog and a pet bird named Perry. It currently lives in Texas, USA.

Trivia

• Crumb uses any pronouns, with a preference for it/its^[1].
• It loves cats, yet is sadly allergic to them.
• It may play Friday Night Funkin' as evident by its comments on Friday Night Funkin' videos.
• Its character, Crumb the Calico, is not a real cat, despite some fans disagreeing with this fact.
• It has made a Friday Night Funkin' mod called crumbday night funkin.
• It has been animating since it was 11 years old, and is self-taught by using observations.
• It is deathly allergic to shellfish.
• It is 5'1" (154 centimeters).
• It is of Vietnamese descent.
• Despite its cute art style, its animations can get edgy/depressing.
• Currently, its most popular video is "Amnesia was her name".
• It has 49 videos on its main YouTube channel.
• Whenever it is on camera or in public, Crumb wears a box with a cat-esque face on its head, most likely due to privacy reasons.
• Crumb loves Ethan Winters (Resident Evil 7/8) and frequently creates fan art of him and other RE characters, successfully popularizing him as a character.

Gallery

Cuptoast's Youtooz plush

Cuptoast meeting up with 5up, Tubbo, Kara, Eret, ElainaExe, and CaptainSparklez in Los Angeles, California

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