Spizee

Spizee — real name Tal Kleinerman — is the Ukrainian-Israeli creator fans call the "Spice King," famous for extreme spicy-food challenges, giant food builds and hyper-realistic edible objects (FamousBirthdays, Wikitubia). Born August 21, 2004, in Ukraine, he started creating at twelve and now commands one of the biggest food channels on YouTube, with more than 24 million subscribers and over 15.9 billion channel views (FamousBirthdays, YouTube).[edit]

Tal Kleinerman was born August 21, 2004, in Ukraine and raised in Israel (FamousBirthdays, Wikitubia). He began his influencer journey at twelve, experimenting with formats under the channel name "Spyzze," a play on spicy (FamousBirthdays). He grew up with two sisters, Emma and Bob (FamousBirthdays).[edit]

The breakout was heat: three One Chip Challenges eaten at once announced the Spice King (FamousBirthdays). He rode the Giant Food wave, then invented his own lane — hyper-realistic edible replicas of iPhones, MacBooks, Hot Wheels cars and SpongeBob items, plus foods inspired by Roblox and Minecraft (FamousBirthdays). In 2022 he lost a TikTok account with over 3 million followers after a public feud with another creator, and went all-in on YouTube (FamousBirthdays). Three years later the channel had passed 24 million subscribers.[edit]

The Spice King persona is pure daredevil joy: grinning through the burn, then sculpting lunch into an iPhone (FamousBirthdays). ASMR crunch, gaming nostalgia and giant-food spectacle give every video three hooks at once. His sign-off, "Stay Spizee!", closes clips across platforms (TikTok). Paid contributor-content profiles previously linked on this page were promotional placements, not editorial coverage, and are dropped.[edit]

iFANN-only numbers, read from live data: YouTube: 24,600,000 subscribers, 15,804,893,368 views (fetched 2026-10-13). No Last.fm data is attached to this entry. Popularity rank: #41,800 overall, #31,528 by type (ranked 2026-10-19). He holds no placement in the iFAMOUS Global Fame Engine Top 1,000 or any Top-100 scope list. Fans rally around his "Stay Spizee!" sign-off rather than a formal fandom name (TikTok).[edit]

The channel was originally spelled "Spyzze" (FamousBirthdays). He lost a 3-million-follower TikTok account in a 2022 creator feud, then rebuilt on YouTube to 24 million subscribers in three years (FamousBirthdays). His edible replicas include iPhones, MacBooks, Hot Wheels cars and SpongeBob items (FamousBirthdays). Birthday sources differ by a day: FamousBirthdays lists August 21, 2004, Wikitubia August 22 (Wikitubia). The 9-million-Scoville gummy bear figure could not be verified and is dropped.[edit]

Born in Ukraine on August 21, 2004, and raised in Israel (FamousBirthdays, Wikitubia). He has two sisters, Emma and Bob (FamousBirthdays). A claimed Austin, Texas residence could not be verified and is dropped.[edit]

Packgod, with whom he has traded channel features (FamousBirthdays). A November 2025 rumor linking him to Bella Vaughn concerned a different Bella Vaughn — the TLC Unexpected star, who is engaged to Hunter Johnson (EW) — and is purged from this page as a wrong-person item.[edit]

No partner has been confirmed by Spizee or a credible outlet. The November 2025 Bella Vaughn engagement rumor was a wrong-person item — that Bella Vaughn is the TLC Unexpected star partnered with Hunter Johnson (EW) — and is purged. The "Rumoured" label previously on this page is dropped.[edit]

No net worth figure has been published by Spizee or a credible outlet; the $12 million estimate previously on this page was unsourced and is dropped. Documented revenue lines: YouTube ad revenue on 15.9 billion-plus channel views, brand sponsorships and merchandise (FamousBirthdays).[edit]