Logan Thirtyacre Bio

In 2007, at the age of twelve, Logan Thirtyacre created his first YouTube channel, supermariologan1994. He deleted the account shortly after and on December 8, 2007, he set up the channel SuperMarioLogan. He posted his first video Super Mario Got Milk that same day. Essentially a remake of the Got Milk Super Mario 64 commercial from the late 1990s, the video earned him a modest fan base right at the beginning.

His channel began to really take off when he introduced Mama Luigi, an early-generation character, who is a mentally underdeveloped clone of Mario’s brother Luigi. His subscriber count soon began to grow exponentially.

On March 1, 2008, Logan Thirtyacre set up another channel, SuperLuigiLogan. Originally intended for SLL Movies, SLL Shorts, gameplay videos, and animated works, Logan soon designated it for updates and other things connected to his main channel. He created the third channel in the franchise on April 15, 2008, and named it SuperBowserLogan. He created the fourth channel on April 15, as well, naming it SuperPeachLogan.

Logan Thirtyacre has matured over the years and so has his content. There was a time when he used to upload randomly and without properly editing his videos. Now, he posts highly-professional videos twice a week. He often breaks the fourth wall in his videos, addressing his audience directly. His main channel, SML, now entertains a massive audience of over 5.2 million subscribers. He also has a self-titled channel where he has amassed over 357k subscribers.

He has also removed multiple old videos as he has come to understand how dumb or insensitive they were.

Logan Thirtyacre, like many other YouTubers, was hit by the site’s age-restriction policy on December 11, 2007, and all his videos, from Super Mario Got Milk to his most recent update, were rendered age-restricted. Many of his well-wishers believe that it was due to YouTube erroneously associating him with the Elsagate Controversy. While Logan never tried to lure kids with false titles and tags, his channel did use plush toys and characters that generally appeal to kids while featuring mature content suitable only for adults. The opinions of fellow YouTubers are divided, with some coming out in support of Logan Thirtyacre and others severely criticizing him.

It all began when a woman told the British tabloid newspaper The Sun that she had caught her son trying to hang himself. When she asked him why he would do something like that, he supposedly told her that he was inspired by an episode of SML Shorts, Jeffy’s Tantrum. Logan Thirtyacre informed his fans on Instagram on February 28, 2018, that YouTube had begun demonetizing his content. He then decided to post his videos on his second channel, SuperLuigiLogan.

In 2019, Logan created a group chat that consisted of him and some of his underage fans. He then posted some adult-themed photos of his brother and Tito Jimenez at a strip club. While the incident went unnoticed at the time, it sent the internet into a frenzy in 2023 when a Twitter user brought it up again. As a result, Logan received heavy backlash from netizens who lambasted him for sharing sexualized content with minors.

Logan Thirtyacre was born on November 17, 1994, in Pensacola, Florida, to Kelly Fay Thirtyacre and Jennifer. His father was a truck driver by profession. Logan mentioned in his Draw My Life video that because of his profession, his father spent more time on the road than at home. When he was three years old, his parents divorced and his mother subsequently remarried. His stepfather, Brian Grant, introduced him to Mario. Logan Thirtyacre has an older brother named Lance and a younger half-sister named Haleigh.

Logan Thirtyacre was in a relationship with Adriana Fajardo. They dated from February 2020 to February 2021.

He was in a relationship with Lady Wanda “Chilly” Jimenez for a long time. She regularly featured in Logan’s videos and portrayed several characters in the SuperMarioLogan series. Logan and Chilly resided together in Pensacola, Florida with her two siblings, Tito and Julian. In December 2021, the couple announced that they were expecting their first child together. On July 7, 2022, their daughter, Lily, was born.