Supreme Patty
Daytona Beach-born Instagram comedian and rapper who built a following on stunt and sketch videos while wearing a red Supreme headband, and who now posts couple and comedy Shorts.
Comedy · Instagram · Updated Oct 25, 2026
Supreme Patty is an Instagram comedian and rapper from Daytona Beach, Florida, known for short stunt and sketch videos and the red Supreme headband he wears in them. Famous Birthdays lists him at about 3.8 million Instagram followers and notes collaborations with Danny Duncan and Boonk; in January 2019 TMZ put him at about 6.2 million, and Social Blade shows about 3.9 million in October 2026. His music peaked in the same period: the YouTube video for Just Woke Up with YNW Melly, posted November 19, 2018, has about 8.9 million views. As of October 2026 he is still posting, mostly comedy and couple Shorts, and the newest upload we could date went up on May 14, 2026.
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Questions people ask
Who is Supreme Patty?
Supreme Patty is an Instagram comedian and rapper from Daytona Beach, Florida, best known for short stunt and sketch videos and the red Supreme headband he wears in them, per Famous Birthdays. A January 2018 profile by What’s Trending described the videos: squirting lemon juice into his eye, smoking hot sauce through a bong, basketball trick shots and rapping, with about 2.6 million Instagram followers at the time. He also releases music: his YouTube channel has about 125 videos, most of them songs, including Mad, whose title credits producer Scott Storch.
What happened to Supreme Patty? Where is he now?
As of October 2026, Supreme Patty is still posting, but at a much smaller scale than his 2018 and 2019 peak. Nothing in a major news outlet explains a change, and he has not given one on the record that we found. What is public: his YouTube channel has moved from music videos to comedy and couple Shorts, and the newest one we could date, Me when my girl barely touches me, went up on May 14, 2026 and had about 8,000 views when we checked. His most recent song on the channel, Can’t Kill Me Now, came out on August 28, 2025. His TikTok, @supremepatty, shows about 1.2 million followers and 234 videos.
Did Supreme Patty fall off? Why, and is he still relevant?
By the numbers, Supreme Patty’s reach as of October 2026 is well below its peak. In January 2019 TMZ put his Instagram at about 6.2 million followers; Social Blade shows about 3.9 million in October 2026. On YouTube, Just Woke Up with YNW Melly, posted November 19, 2018, has about 8.9 million views, while Can’t Kill Me Now, posted August 28, 2025, has about 4,700. He has not said why his numbers dropped, so we do not guess. He still has an audience in the millions across three platforms.
Is Supreme Patty still alive?
Yes, as of October 2026 Supreme Patty is alive as far as the public record shows: we found no report of his death in any news outlet, and he posted a new YouTube Short on May 14, 2026.
Why is Supreme Patty famous? How did he get famous?
Supreme Patty got famous on Instagram with stunt and prank-style clips, and stayed in the news with viral moments. What’s Trending wrote in January 2018 about videos of him putting lemon juice in his eye, which is where the lemon searches come from. In January 2019 TMZ reported a friend’s claim that Patty was behind the world_record_egg Instagram post that beat Kylie Jenner’s like record; Patty did not confirm it, and the egg account called the claim fake news. TMZ also reported him out in West Hollywood with two men nicknamed Daddy Long Neck and Wide Neck, which explains the long neck searches. Music helped too: Just Woke Up with YNW Melly passed 8.9 million YouTube views.
Does Supreme Patty own Supreme? Is he sponsored by Supreme, or does he own Whomp It?
No, Supreme Patty does not own Supreme. The streetwear brand was sold by VF Corporation to EssilorLuxottica for $1.5 billion in cash, a deal that closed on October 2, 2024. His name comes from the red Supreme headband he wears, per Famous Birthdays, and we found no published Supreme sponsorship. As for Whomp It, a glass pipe brand: on August 14, 2024 he posted a Whomp It Review with unboxing and break tests, but neither he nor the brand’s site says he owns it.
Who did Supreme Patty fight?
Supreme Patty was booked to box fellow social media personality John Gabbana on September 24, 2021 at the Pensacola Bay Center in Pensacola, Florida, streamed on FITE, per MyMMANews. We could not confirm the result from an accepted source, so we do not list one. Famous Birthdays lists boxing among his interests.
Where is Supreme Patty from?
Supreme Patty is from Daytona Beach, Florida, per Famous Birthdays. What’s Trending also described him as being from Daytona in its January 2018 profile.
How old is Supreme Patty, and what is his real name?
Supreme Patty is 28, born December 18, 1997, per Famous Birthdays. He has not published his legal name on his own channels, and we found no accepted major outlet that printed it, so we list it as not published. Famous Birthdays lists him only as Supreme Patty.
Where can I watch Supreme Patty?
Supreme Patty posts sketches and clips on Instagram @supremepatty, his largest platform with about 3.9 million followers as of October 2026. His songs and Shorts are on YouTube @SupremePatty_, about 895,000 subscribers, and short videos are on TikTok @supremepatty, about 1.2 million followers.
What is Supreme Patty’s net worth?
Supreme Patty does not publish a number and neither do we.
What happened to Supreme Patty’s face? Does he have a skin condition or disability, is he sober, is he trans, or who is he dating?
Not something we cover.
Who represents Supreme Patty?
As of October 2026, no agency or manager is named publicly for Supreme Patty: his YouTube and TikTok pages list a business email at the slogansocial.com domain, without naming a company or manager. Ames Create does not represent him; we cover him because people keep asking what happened to one of Instagram’s biggest stunt accounts of the late 2010s, and the numbers on the record answer most of it. If that changes, this entry will say so.
Our read
Ames Create does not work with Supreme Patty. This is our view, from a team that works on creator brands for a living.
The format. Short, loud and physical: a stunt, a dare or a sketch, built around one reaction shot, with the red headband as the logo. The newer Shorts swap stunts for relationship jokes and point-of-view bits, the same one-beat structure with a calmer premise.
Why it travels. At his peak the clips traveled because they made people wince, and the lemon and egg moments turned into searches of their own. The reach is still there on paper, about 3.9 million Instagram followers, but recent YouTube Shorts land in the thousands of views, so his old catalog does more traveling than his new posts.
Brand fit. The lane he has already shown is smoke shop and glass brands, which he has reviewed on camera, plus streetwear and music promotion for a young male audience that remembers his peak. Family and mainstream consumer brands are a poor fit, and any brand should judge him on current view counts rather than follower totals.
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Sources: Supreme Patty’s YouTube, TikTok and Instagram; videos Uco3zZQyplA, yCq2CyfWfBs, BaXQZOI1QqY and lGP8hgVBr9M; Famous Birthdays; TMZ, January 15, 2019; What’s Trending, January 24, 2018; MyMMANews, September 24, 2021; EssilorLuxottica and VF announcement, October 2, 2024; Whomp It Glass. Subscriber and follower counts read from YouTube and TikTok; Instagram count via Social Blade, October 2026.
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