Is Stampy Cat still making Minecraft videos?

He officially ended his main Lovely World series in late 2023 after 823 episodes. This second channel focuses more on his life as an author and game designer, though he still discusses Minecraft frequently.

Why is his voice so high-pitched?

It's a character choice he made early on to be more engaging for children. While it can be a bit 'much' for parents, it's part of why kids find him so non-threatening and friendly.

Is this channel safer than his main channel?

Both are exceptionally safe. This one is just 'quieter.' It's less about the chaos of gaming and more about vlogs and behind-the-scenes talk.

Does he swear in his older videos?

In the very early days (pre-2012), there was some mild language, but he scrubbed his brand to be 'kid-safe' over a decade ago. Anything from the last 10+ years is squeaky clean.

Stampy Cat – WISE Score & Parent Review | Screenwise

Stampy Cat

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84%

WISE Score

859K

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The gentlest man in gaming pulls back the curtain on how he built a digital empire without ever losing his cool.

Stampy Cat

YouTube

2006

84%

WISE Score

859K

Subscribers

The gentlest man in gaming pulls back the curtain on how he built a digital empire without ever losing his cool.

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Screenwise Verdict

Stampy Cat is essentially the Mister Rogers of the Minecraft generation. While his main channel is where the 'magic' happens, this second channel (Stampylongnose/JoeyCarrot) is where the human behind the cat lives. It’s a calm, thoughtful space that treats kids like capable creators rather than just passive viewers.

If your kid is obsessed with the idea of 'being a YouTuber,' this is the channel you want them watching. It replaces the dopamine-chasing chaos of the typical gaming creator with a slow-burn look at writing, baking, and game development. It's safe, it's smart, and it's one of the few places on YouTube where you don't have to worry about a sudden jump-scare or a string of profanities.

Age Fit

Perfect for ages 6 to 12. Younger kids will enjoy the voice and the Minecraft ties, while older kids (and nostalgic teens) will appreciate the 'how-to' creator insights.

WISE Breakdown

Wholesome

Stampy is the gold standard for clean content. He avoids swearing, toxicity, and the frantic, clickbaity aggression that defines modern YouTube.

Imaginative

This second channel leans heavily into the creative process, showing kids how to write books, design games, and build complex digital worlds.

Safe

Joseph Garrett is famously meticulous about keeping his brand safe for children. No gore, no mature themes, and a generally kind disposition.

Enriching

Excellent for aspiring creators. It demystifies the 'magic' of YouTube and shows the work—writing, editing, and planning—that goes into a career.

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Why It Might Be Great

Creative mentorship for kids who want to do more than just consume; he talks through book writing and game design mechanics.
Zero-toxicity environment that stands in stark contrast to the loud, screaming 'reaction' videos dominating the current algorithm.
Emotional closure for long-time fans as he discusses ending his 11-year Lovely World series and moving on to new projects.
Behind-the-scenes access to the technical side of video production, which is genuinely educational for tech-savvy kids.

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What to Watch For

The pacing is much slower and more conversational than his main gaming channel; kids looking for high-octane Minecraft action might find this 'boring.'
YouTube's sidebar is still a unmoderated rabbit hole; even if Stampy is safe, the video that auto-plays next might not be.
There is occasional merchandise promotion (Youtooz, books), though it is handled more like a project update than a hard sell.

Conversation Starters

"Stampy ended his main series after 11 years. How do you know when it's time to stop doing something you love and start something new?"
"He talks a lot about the 'work' of being a YouTuber. Does it look as fun as you thought it would be?"
"Why do you think Stampy stayed popular for so long while other loud, angry YouTubers faded away?"
"If you were going to write a book about your own 'Lovely World,' what would the first chapter be about?"

Deep Dive

The Creator Who Refused to Grow Up (In a Good Way)

In the mid-2010s, YouTube gaming was a Wild West of 'bro-culture' and loud-mouthed streamers. Joseph Garrett, better known as Stampy Cat, took a different path. He created a persona that was relentlessly cheerful, obsessively creative, and—most importantly—entirely safe for children. Fast forward to 2026, and while many of his contemporaries have been 'cancelled' or moved on to more mature content, Stampy remains a pillar of consistency.

This second channel is particularly interesting because it serves as a bridge between childhood play and adolescent creation. When Stampy talks about his Book Diary or the mechanics of working with 4J Studios, he isn't talking down to his audience. He's inviting them into the professional world of creativity.

"Stampy Cat's Lovely Book will keep kids entertained for hours and gives them a chance to interact with a favorite YouTube star in a whole new way." — The Toy Insider

For parents, the 'Watchability Penalty' here isn't about quality—it's about the platform. YouTube is inherently a high-friction environment for intentional parents because of its recommendation engine. However, as far as individual creators go, you won't find many better than Garrett. He recently ended his legendary Lovely World series, and watching him process that transition on this channel is a great lesson in growth and moving on. If your child is moving past the 'just playing' phase of Minecraft and into the 'how do I make this?' phase, this channel is an essential resource.