United Kingdom
Mr Farts is a UK-based creator operating at the intersection of novelty music, animation, and toilet humor, building a self-described 'F-Artist' persona…
Total Followers +2.6%
16K
Across YouTube, Instagram, TikTok
Primary Platform
YouTube
14K followers · 91% of audience
Engagement
1.3%
vs. 1.5% category median
Sponsorship Tier
Micro
Est. $5–$14 / IG post
The single, listed June 5 2026 on Apple Music, continues a streak of near-monthly releases the creator has maintained since mid-2025.
The album appears on both Spotify and Apple Music catalogues, alongside a steady run of 2025–2026 singles including 'Blame the Dog' and 'Farting on Ice'.
| Window | YouTube | TikTok | Combined | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Last 7 days | +100 +0.7% | +68 +33.3% | +0 +0.0% | +168 |
| Last 30 days | +203 +1.4% | +204 +100.0% | +0 +0.0% | +407 |
| Last 90 days | +626 +4.4% | +816 +400.0% | +0 +0.0% | +1K |
| Last 365 days | +626 +4.4% | +816 +400.0% | +0 +0.0% | +1K |
Daily follower snapshots from CreatorDB's longitudinal index.
Mr Farts is a UK-based creator operating at the intersection of novelty music, animation, and toilet humor, building a self-described 'F-Artist' persona around fart-themed songs and cartoon content distributed primarily through YouTube. The channel blends original music videos, short animated sketches, and compilation-style comedy — all anchored to a single, deliberately absurdist premise. Posts reference recurring characters, a fictional 'Fartory' setting, and seasonal themes, suggesting the channel is developing an internally consistent comedic universe rather than simply chasing individual viral moments. Beyond YouTube, the project extends into merchandise ('Fart Toys'), a Spotify music catalog, and an Alexa voice skill ('Alexa Open Big Fart'), indicating an intentional effort to build brand touchpoints across multiple consumer platforms.
The audience skews male and leans heavily into the 18–34 age bracket, with a strong geographic concentration across English-speaking markets — the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia together account for the vast majority of viewership. This demographic profile, combined with content that mixes childlike humor with music production, likely appeals to both older nostalgia-driven viewers and adults who share the channel ironically or with family. With no visible brand sponsorships currently in the mix, Mr Farts operates as an independent novelty act relying on organic growth and merchandise revenue. YouTube remains the clear primary platform, with consistent recent uploads and the healthiest following, while TikTok appears largely dormant — suggesting the channel's near-term trajectory depends on whether it can translate YouTube momentum into a broader cross-platform presence or find a brand partner operating in the novelty gift, family entertainment, or music streaming space.
mrfarts reaches an audience concentrated in United Kingdom primarily through YouTube, and is best activated via long-form YouTube integrations, Instagram Reels and Stories, TikTok branded content. As a music creator they map naturally to brands targeting that space. Engagement on YouTube runs around 1.3%, pointing to an audience suited to category-relevant, mid-funnel brand campaigns rather than pure-reach buys.
Benchmark estimates for a creator at @mrfarts's tier (Micro, 16K combined followers, United Kingdom). Pulled from CreatorDB's category benchmarks.
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Mr Farts created an Alexa skill you can activate by saying "Alexa, Open Big Fart," which they promote as part of their brand identity across their social bios. It's one of the more distinctive things that sets them apart from typical comedy creators — they've extended their fart humor into smart home technology. The skill fits alongside their broader mission of putting farts into every corner of entertainment and tech.
Yes, Mr Farts sells fart-themed toys, which they advertise directly in their Instagram bio alongside links to purchase. The merchandise ties into their overall brand as the self-described "World's No.1 Musical F-Artist." Selling physical products is part of how they've built an identity that extends beyond just posting videos.
Mr Farts releases music on Spotify, which they specifically call out in their Instagram bio as a core part of their identity as a "Musical F-Artist." Their tracks sit in a comedy hip-hop style and are branded as "stinky music." The Spotify presence means their audio content reaches listeners well beyond their YouTube and social media following.
The Fartory is a recurring fictional setting in Mr Farts' animated content — essentially a factory built around producing farts, complete with fart tanks. It features in storylines where things go chaotically wrong with fart production. It's one of the signature world-building elements that gives their cartoon universe a consistent, recognizable backdrop.
The Fart Button is a novelty product Mr Farts launched and promoted with the line "the future of tech is here." It's part of their push to turn fart humor into tangible, interactive merchandise rather than just video content. The product fits their pattern of extending the joke beyond screens — from Alexa skills to physical toys to now this button.
The 100 Days of Farts is a dedicated content series Mr Farts ran, documented under the hashtag #100daysoffarts across their posts. It appears to be a structured creative challenge format they used to consistently produce and publish fart-themed content over a sustained period. It's one of the more organized long-form projects in their catalog alongside their music releases and animated shorts.
The Fart Squad is Mr Farts' name for their fan community, used consistently with the hashtag #fartsquad across posts and captions. It's the collective identity for followers who are in on the fart-themed music and comedy universe. The name reinforces how Mr Farts treats their audience as participants in the bit rather than passive viewers.
Mr Farts primarily makes animated cartoons and comedy music videos, often blending both formats together. Their YouTube content spans animation memes, sketch comedy, and official music video productions set in worlds like schools, circuses, and the fictional Fartory. The cartoon style is central to their identity and helps the humor land across different age groups and cultures.
Mr Farts is based in the United Kingdom, though the majority of their audience comes from the United States. This kind of transatlantic reach is common for English-language comedy and music creators, especially those with a presence on streaming platforms like Spotify. Their content style keeps the humor broadly accessible rather than culturally specific.
Mr Farts makes comedy music that sits at the intersection of hip-hop, music video production, and fart-themed humor — self-described as "stinky music" for the charts. Their tracks are paired with animated visuals and absurd lyrics, with examples including songs about "stinky bum bums" played completely straight as polished music productions. The joke is that it's genuinely produced music, not just a novelty sound clip.
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