Badkid Mark

Every crew has a heart, and in The Bad Kids, that's Mark. Badkid Mark — born April 19, 2005 (FamousNamesPedia) — joined the comedy-and-rap web group at its November 2017 founding, alongside his brother DEDE 3X, on the FunnyMike channel run by Young 22 (Walikali). The group's first three songs, released between Christmas 2017 and New Year's 2018, pulled a combined 3 million views in two weeks.

Fans love him for the outfit-rating TikToks, the laid-back humor — and the courage to talk openly about his mental health, including a psychiatric hospital stay. That honesty turned casual viewers into loyal supporters.[edit]

Mark was born April 19, 2005, in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, an Aries, and grew up with a sister and two brothers (FamousNamesPedia). Before the group existed, he was already posting on TikTok — his signature bit asked fans to rate his pictures and outfits — while his Instagram @badkid.mark gathered its first followers despite infrequent posts.

November 2017 changed everything: The Bad Kids formed, Mark among the originals, and the FunnyMike channel gave him a stage. Comedy skits, rap battles, millions of views — the aspiring poster became a recognized face of digital comedy.[edit]

2017–2018: The Bad Kids era begins. Three debut songs, 3 million combined views in two weeks (FamousNamesPedia), and Mark locked in as a core member through every lineup shift, collaborating with DEDE 3X and Ganglyfe Tray.

Beyond the group, Mark grew his own corners: TikTok outfit ratings and personal stories, the solo YouTube channel "BADKID MARK," and Instagram (@itsbadkid_mark), which lists FunnyMike as manager and booking contact. In recent years he has shared deeply personal chapters — a family-arranged hospital stay, unsettling encounters with strangers — and FunnyMike publicly moved to "cut off negativity" around the group. In August 2025 FunnyMike again addressed fans directly, asking for prayers and framing the moment around mental health awareness.[edit]

The relatable one. Where other Bad Kids go loud, Mark goes real — conversational, unfiltered, streetwear fits and honest captions. Fans don't just watch him; they root for him, especially through the hard posts. That empathy loop is his signature: vulnerability as connection, not content strategy.[edit]

Mark's world is community, not fandom machinery — no official fan name, no billboards, no streaming parties, just followers who show up with concern and encouragement when it matters. The iFANN Global Fame Engine now ranks him #40,356 globally and #30,161 in his category as of October 19, 2026. iFAMOUS-tracked solo YouTube figures are modest (977 subscribers, 16,263 views as of October 13, 2026) because his real stage is the FunnyMike channel and TikTok, where his audience lives.[edit]

Aries, born April 19. Early Instagram passed 2,000 followers on infrequent posts. Weathered a viral false rumor of brother Dede 3X's death — swiftly debunked by family and fans. Signature bits: outfit ratings and the 'crazy people' encounter story. Solo channel 'BADKID MARK' had 978 subscribers per its description at last check. August 2025: FunnyMike asked fans for prayers amid a distressing episode.[edit]

Close-knit and supportive by his own account. His brother DEDE 3X shares both his household history and his Bad Kids membership, and their bond shows in collaborative content. Mark has said his family backed his career even through hard chapters — including the painful decision to arrange his hospital stay, which he describes as coming from love.[edit]

FunnyMike (Young 22), who created The Bad Kids and mentors the group. His brother DEDE 3X and fellow member Ganglyfe Tray (Celebrity Birthdays). Bad Kid Mykel, another member of the same circle. An April 2021 birthday post mentioned Addy Noelle as his girlfriend; no relationship is current.[edit]

An April 19, 2021 birthday post mentioned Addy Noelle as his girlfriend; start, duration, and current status are undisclosed and the relationship does not appear ongoing. No current partner is publicly named. Relationship status is undisclosed.[edit]

Undisclosed. No credible outlet has published a verified figure; earlier unsourced estimates are dropped from this page. Income contexts include YouTube advertising, sponsored content, and Bad Kids appearances and merchandise. No independent brand deals, holdings, or audited totals are public.[edit]