CookieSwirlC

CookieSwirlC is the online alias of Candace (surname not published), an American YouTuber born March 14, 1997, in California (TheFamousPeople, TheBiography). Her eponymous channel, launched November 3, 2013, grew on toy unboxings spanning Barbie, My Little Pony, Shopkins, Monster High, and Disney's Frozen before expanding into Roblox gameplay and horror-themed storytelling (National Today).

The channel counts 21.4 million subscribers and 8.52 billion views as of 2026 (live iFANN data, see Fame & Fandom). In late 2019 Mattel brought her to the doll aisle with a co-designed line, the Lotta Looks collection plus a CookieSwirlC Barbie doll and play set, launching in December exclusively at Walmart (The Toy Book).[edit]

Candace was born March 14, 1997, in California (TheFamousPeople). She began on YouTube in 2007 with a toy-horse channel first called HoneyHearts27, later HoneyHeartsC (FamousNamesPedia, MovieCultists). The main CookieSwirlC channel followed on November 3, 2013 (TheBiography), riding the surprise-egg and doll-collecting wave with daily uploads. Family and education details were kept private from the outset.[edit]

Daily toy unboxings made CookieSwirlC one of YouTube's dominant children's channels through the mid-2010s. The Mattel partnership, announced in late 2019 with a December Walmart-exclusive launch, put a co-designed CookieSwirlC Barbie doll and the Lotta Looks collection on store shelves (The Toy Book). Earlier versions of this page dated the release to September 2019; the trade-press record shows a December launch.

From 2020 onward she integrated Roblox gameplay, including obby and roleplay formats, and later pivoted toward horror storytelling within Roblox (creepy-game series, haunted-roleplay formats), retaining the younger base while adding older viewers (National Today). Specific series titles and collaboration claims from earlier versions of this page could not be verified and are dropped.[edit]

Cheerful collector aesthetic, pink and unicorn-coded, layered in recent years with horror-game edge. Her public posture is content-first: the audience knows the toys, the games, and the voice work, not the person. No formal fandom name is documented; viewers generally call themselves Cookie fans.[edit]

iFANN-only numbers, read from live data: YouTube: 21,400,000 subscribers, 8,523,382,384 views (fetched 2026-10-14). No Last.fm data is attached to this profile. Popularity rank: #40,567 overall, #30,358 by type (ranked 2026-10-19). She holds no placement in iFANN's Global Fame Engine Top 1,000 or any Top-100 scope list. iFANN notes the children's vertical is underweighted in the current engine.[edit]

Her nicknames include Candy and Cookie (CookieSwirlC Wiki). The pre-fame channel HoneyHearts27/HoneyHeartsC dates to 2007 (MovieCultists). A Google Preferred family-channel listing claimed on earlier versions of this page could not be verified and is dropped.[edit]

Candace keeps her family life private and has not published her surname. Fan sources state she has confirmed a younger sister; no parent detail is published. She lives in California. No partner has been confirmed by Candace or a credible outlet.[edit]

Mattel, partner on the 2019 CookieSwirlC doll line and Barbie doll (The Toy Book). Walmart, exclusive launch retailer for the line (The Toy Book). Creator collaborations claimed on earlier versions of this page could not be verified and are dropped.[edit]

No net worth figure has been published by her team or a credible outlet. Online estimates are unsourced. Revenue lines on record: YouTube ad revenue, the Mattel licensing partnership, and merchandise.[edit]