Snarp

Sports creator who stands in a rival team’s jersey in the middle of the home crowd and sees what happens.

Sports · YouTube · Updated Oct 6, 2026 · Ames Create network

Snarp is a sports creator who flies around the country to stand in a rival team’s jersey in the middle of the home crowd. NFL, college football, NHL, NBA, soccer: the format is the same, the sunglasses are the same, and the crowd never is. He posts as @sknarp on YouTube, @snarp.shorts on TikTok and @official.snarp on Instagram, streams on Kick, with around 350,000 views on an average YouTube video and a weekly Monday drop. Ames Create works with him on strategy and the business behind the brand, including his brand partnerships.

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Questions people ask

Who is Snarp?

Snarp is the creator who flies around the country to stand in a rival team’s jersey in the middle of the home crowd and see what happens. NFL, college football, NHL, NBA, soccer: the format is the same, the sunglasses are the same, and the crowd never is. He posts as @sknarp on YouTube, @snarp.shorts on TikTok and @official.snarp on Instagram, streams on Kick, and has 1.19 million followers across platforms with about 350,000 views on an average YouTube video and a weekly Monday drop. Ames Create works with him on strategy and the business behind the brand, including his brand partnerships; the full numbers are on his media kit.

What is Snarp’s real name?

He goes by Snarp everywhere and keeps his legal name off the internet. That is on purpose, and this page respects it. Every official account is listed below, so if a profile is using a different name, it is not him.

What does Snarp mean?

It is “pranks” spelled backwards. That comes out as Sknarp, but the name with the K was taken, so the K was dropped and it became Snarp. His YouTube handle, @sknarp, still spells it out. It started as the name of a channel he ran with a group of friends from high school. As the others went on to their own things he kept it going, and Snarp is now the name he creates under.

How old is Snarp?

He was born on September 19, 2002, so he turned 24 on September 19, 2026 (Famous Birthdays). He is from the United States.

Where is Snarp from?

Columbus, Ohio. It is his hometown, and he says so himself in “Ohio State Fan Trolls Michigan!”, posted December 2, 2025: born in Columbus, raised around the Columbus area, and an Ohio State fan from the start. Of all the jerseys he puts on, that one is really his team.

What happened to Snarp at LSU?

At the LSU tailgate in Baton Rouge for the 2026 season opener against Clemson, an LSU fan punched him while he was doing the bit, and the reports said he was left with a broken jaw (Total Pro Sports, September 8, 2026). His Kick chat watched it live. If you searched “snarp beat up”, “snarp gets punched” or “what happened to snarp”, that is the one. The update since: his jaw was not broken, and he was back filming within weeks (“LSU Fan Trolls Ole Miss!”, September 25, 2026).

Did Snarp die?

No. Snarp is alive and still posting as of October 2026. He streamed on Kick on October 3, 2026, under the title “Ohio State Fan Trolls Iowa!”, and his most recent YouTube video, “LSU Fan Trolls Ole Miss!”, premiered on September 25, 2026. If you are here because of the LSU tailgate, that is covered under “What happened to Snarp at LSU?” above.

Was Snarp arrested?

The “why did Snarp get arrested” searches and the Free Snarp hoodie both trace back to his November 2025 video, titled “LSU Fan Trolls Alabama! (ARRESTED)”, filmed in an LSU jersey on Alabama’s turf. He has been arrested twice doing the bit. Watch the video for what happened; the hoodie outlived the night and is still on his store.

Did Charles Barkley really threaten Snarp?

In June 2024 he heckled Charles Barkley about having no rings, and Barkley looked ready to knock him on his butt, which is how OutKick put it (OutKick, June 11, 2024). The clip is on his YouTube as “Snarp trolls Charles Barkley” and it is one of the moments people still search him by.

Why does Snarp always wear the sunglasses?

The dark sunglasses are the uniform. Calm face, wrong jersey, “keep walking, pal”. They are as much a part of the character as the jersey, which is why Keep Walking Pal is a shirt on his store.

Does Snarp get beat up?

Sometimes. The format is provocation, and some fans answer with their hands. Most of what you see in a “Snarp gets knocked out” search is compilation footage from his own videos; the LSU incident above is the one that made the news.

Did Snarp get knocked out?

“I Got Knocked Out!” is the title of his own video from September 11, 2026, about the LSU trip covered under “What happened to Snarp at LSU?” above. His jaw was not broken. He has been attacked more than once doing the bit, and he is still filming.

Does Snarp have merch?

Yes, at snarp.store: the Free Snarp hoodie, Snarp Global tees and snapbacks, Your Team Sucks mascot tees, Keep Walking Pal, the Major League Drinking hoodie, Standing On Business, and the camo shorts drops.

What is Snarp’s net worth?

He does not publish a number and neither do we. What pays is brand partnerships (ticketing, beer and sportsbooks are the natural fits, and TickPick has been one of them), merch and the streams. The partnership side runs through Ames Create. Brands can reach our team here.

Where can I find Snarp online?

YouTube @sknarp, TikTok @snarp.shorts, Instagram @official.snarp, X @yt_snarp, and live streams on Kick. Merch at snarp.store.

Who is behind the Snarp brand?

Snarp is the talent. Ames Create is the independent creative studio in Indianapolis that works with him on strategy and the business behind the brand, and runs his brand partnerships. It works with a network of comedy, sports and entertainment creators and builds campaigns with brands around them.

How do brands work with Snarp?

Through Ames Create. Read the media kit for the live numbers, then reach our team or email brandon@amescreate.com. Ticketing, beer, sportsbooks and anything else a fan buys before a game.

Our read

Snarp is in the Ames Create network. This is our view, not a fact table.

The format. Snarp figured out that the wrong jersey is the whole script. He does not need a joke or a plan, he needs a stadium and the nerve to stand still while it reacts. Every video is a new crowd running the same experiment, and he has run it in every league.

Why it travels. Sports fans share to defend their team, and every video hands one fanbase a reason to. The comments become a second show. The risk is real, which is why the LSU incident made the news and why nobody can fake this format.

Brand fit. Anything a fan buys before a game: tickets, beer, sportsbooks, tailgate gear. TickPick has already run with him. A brand in a Snarp video is in the stadium, not next to it.

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Sources: Snarp’s YouTube, TikTok and Instagram channels; Famous Birthdays; Total Pro Sports, September 8, 2026; OutKick, June 11, 2024; Snarp media kit, Ames Create.

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