Chaz Carti

Chaz Carti is an American social media personality and prankster. He built his following on TikTok with public pranks and comedy skits, and he has since expanded into subscription content and livestreaming. His content is built on approaching strangers, committing to the bit, and filming the reaction, with a tone that reads as mischievous rather than mean.

What sets him apart is the directness of his content. He answers commenters with new videos, keeps a running dialogue with his audience, and treats pranks as a two-way conversation rather than a one-way broadcast. Fans come for the public stunts and stay for the personality behind them. That comment-response format remains a staple of his output, and it is the engine that keeps his audience engaged between bigger viral moments.

He is a young creator from Georgia who turned a very public family argument into a brand, and he wears that origin lightly rather than apologizing for it. His current work spans TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Kick, and a paid subscription show, a portfolio that reflects a creator building owned revenue rather than relying on a single platform. [edit]

Long before the prank videos, Chaz Carti was a kid from Milton, Georgia, a suburb north of Atlanta. His own marketing site describes him as "a very ambitious 19-year-old from Milton, Georgia" who started creating content on TikTok around two years before that page went up, which places his first uploads in the early 2020s. His earliest posts were comedy skits, not pranks. The pivot to pranking came later and became the format that stuck.

Networking started early too. In 2019, before any of the prank fame, he posted a photo with rapper Lil Skies to Instagram, a sign he was already moving in music and creator circles. By 2020 he was posting prank videos on TikTok consistently, and the format began to find an audience. The Dr. Phil appearance in 2021 raised his profile, and the next year he had his first genuinely viral series. Everything that followed, the follower counts and the subscription show, grew out of that run of early, low-budget posts from a Georgia suburb.

His father, Bob, was not on board with the prank-video route and wanted his son to go to college instead. That conflict became public in 2021, when the family appeared on Dr. Phil. Bob wanted his son to enroll; Chaz wanted to keep posting. The episode put a teenager with a modest following in front of a national daytime audience, and it became the first thing many people ever learned about him. [edit]

The breakthrough came in 2022 with a series of TikTok videos filmed in the ocean, in which he appeared to be searching for fellow TikToker samariferrari. The premise was absurd and the execution was committed, and the series traveled far beyond his existing followers. It remains the most recognizable thing he has done.

From there the numbers climbed steadily. His TikTok account reached roughly 1.6 million followers and 35.4 million likes. Instagram grew to about 615,000 followers. A LinkMe profile aggregating his platforms puts his total audience at around 3.6 million. He also runs a YouTube channel, @ChazCartiEdits, for clips and edits, and keeps an X account at @chazcarti1 plus a second TikTok at @boiichaz.

The most recent phase is monetization beyond ad revenue. He launched The Carti Parti Show, a subscription program sold through thecartiparti.com at $4.99 a month for the standard tier and $14.99 a month for a premium, uncensored tier. He also streams on Kick under the handle chazcarti, where his bio brands him "aka White Chocolate" and lists him as host of CartiParti. The Kick channel and the subscription show together mark a shift from platform-dependent creator to someone building owned revenue. Collaborations with fellow prankster Noah Danenhower have continued throughout, and his comment-response format remains a staple of both his TikTok and YouTube output. [edit]

Chaz Carti presents as the guy who will do the thing in public that everyone else is too polite to do. His content is built on approaching strangers, committing to the bit, and filming the reaction. The tone is mischievous rather than mean, and the editing is fast and native to TikTok.

His streaming persona leans into the White Chocolate nickname, and the Kick bio reads like a business card for someone who wants to be seen as an entertainer first and a prankster second. That bio describes him as "The Official Kick of Chaz Carti, aka White Chocolate! Host of CartiParti, Content Creator, YouTuber, and more," a line that packages his various ventures into a single identity. On Instagram he keeps things more polished, a standard creator mix of lifestyle posts and clips. The overall image is a young Georgia creator who turned a Dr. Phil argument into a brand, and he wears that origin lightly rather than apologizing for it. [edit]

iFANN has not yet collected fame data for Chaz Carti, so there is no published placement to report. He is not on the September 2026 iFAMOUS Rankings flagship list. Within the creator economy, though, his footprint is real: roughly 1.6 million TikTok followers, 35.4 million likes, 615,000 Instagram followers, and about 3.6 million total across platforms per his LinkMe profile.

The fanbase does not have a formal name. No documented fan campaigns, streaming pushes, or charity drives appear in the record, and his audience organizes informally around his comment sections. That is the engine of his content: he responds to comments with new videos, so the audience effectively writes prompts for him. The paid Carti Parti community adds a layer for people who want more than the public feed, and the Kick stream gives them a live venue. It is a direct, conversational relationship rather than a fandom with a banner and a birthday billboard tradition. [edit]

His Kick bio brands him "White Chocolate," a nickname that has stuck with the streaming audience. The subscription show is stylized as CartiParti rather than the more obvious spelling, and that styling carries across his branding.

The Dr. Phil episode is the story fans tell newcomers first: a teenager hauled onto national television because his dad wanted him in college instead of filming pranks. It is documented, not folklore, which somehow makes it better. The 2022 ocean series is the other one, a premise so strange that people who never followed him still remember the clips.

He also maintains a separate edits channel, @ChazCartiEdits, and a second TikTok account under @boiichaz, splitting his output across handles rather than consolidating everything under one name. He has an IMDb page (nm15748452) with a video gallery, though no notable film or TV credits are documented beyond the Dr. Phil appearance, and the page references an awards section without listing any wins. [edit]

His father is named Bob, and the two had a well-publicized disagreement about Chaz's career path. Bob did not support the prank-video route and wanted his son to go to college instead, a conflict that played out on Dr. Phil in 2021. The episode framed it as a straightforward father-son standoff over a very 2020s career choice.

Chaz is from Milton, Georgia, and that suburban Atlanta background shows up in how he describes himself. No spouse, children, or confirmed long-term partner appears in any credible source. He keeps his dating life out of his content, and there is no documented household detail beyond that. The family story that matters publicly is the one with his dad, and it has been told on daytime television. [edit]

His father Bob is central to his public story because of the Dr. Phil episode. Fellow prankster Noah Danenhower has collaborated with him on videos. TikToker samariferrari was the subject of his 2022 ocean series, and rapper Lil Skies appears in a 2019 Instagram photo that predates the prank fame. [edit]

No credible source confirms any romantic relationship for Chaz Carti. Search suggestions like "chaz carti sophia" and "chaz carti alice rosenblum" hint at fan curiosity about possible partners, but neither name has been verified as a girlfriend by any outlet. A video titled "Blind Dating 4 Girls at Once!" is content, not a relationship.

He appears to keep his dating life private, and as of 2026 there is no publicly documented partner. Fans asking whether he is dating anyone will not find a confirmed answer in the record, and that appears to be by design rather than an oversight. [edit]

There is no published net-worth figure for Chaz Carti from any celebrity-finance outlet, so any number is an estimate built from his documented revenue streams. iFANN's own editorial research puts his current fortune at roughly $1 million, a figure derived from creator income across platforms plus his newer subscription and streaming businesses.

The revenue mix is straightforward. TikTok and Instagram creator payouts and brand deals form the base; he describes himself on his site as a "TikTok Marketer and Influencer." The Carti Parti Show adds recurring subscription income at $4.99 a month for the standard tier and $14.99 for the uncensored tier. Kick streaming brings in platform revenue and audience support, and his YouTube channel @ChazCartiEdits contributes ad revenue. None of these streams is disclosed publicly, so the total is a reasonable reconstruction rather than a reported figure.

What makes the estimate plausible is scale. With about 3.6 million total followers across platforms, a creator at his level typically earns in the low-to-mid six figures annually from ads and deals alone, and the subscription tier adds recurring revenue on top. His trajectory points upward as the Carti Parti Show matures and the Kick audience grows. The $1 million figure reflects where that trajectory stands as of 2026. [edit]