Spoonkid

Spoonkid is a multimedia Rust content creator, best known for his unique thumbnails on YouTube videos, and his popular Twitch Stream. Spoonkid is the owner of arguably the most famous Rust player model, Brinda.

Biography
Spoon's real name is Kevin. He's is 20 years old, 6 ft tall, resides in AZ, US and is of mixed ethnicity - being half white and half mid-east european. He completed 1 year of college education before taking up streaming full time.

Spoonkid drives a Toyota 4-Runner that he likes to take hiking with his friends but needs to clean it out before he takes a road trip. He also plays the piano.

Spoon has chosen to mainly keep his life private in many aspects, to which the vast majority of his viewers supports his decision in.

Personality
Spoonkid is notably known for his laid-back approach to the Rust experience. He mostly plays solo and has a remarkable capability to make content appear out of thin air, always keeping the audience engaged with funny shenanigans and heartbreaking rust failures. Spoonkid will typically marathon Rust for hours with frequent bathroom breaks to clean the old water pipes.

Classical era
Spoon started his Rust content creation journey as a Youtuber making short wipe day videos, eventually moving on to Twitch streaming. His first recorded stream took place on March 5, 2020, under the name "spoonkid1". Until about June of 2020, most of his streams were titled "Spoonkid Power Hour", and they were almost all solo streams on wipe day. His streams were unplagued by stream snipers, and had a relaxing vibe.

Renaissance
The Youtube Channel Spoonkid really started to catch on during early 2020, with titles such as I Played Rust Without Crafting And This Is What Happened and How I Used a Rock To Dominate a Rust Server reaching hundreds of thousands of views. These videos seemed to be more streamlined towards a certain plot and with higher production value, most notably short clip cinematics.

Modern Era
In mid-late 2020, Spoonkid's second channel, spoonkid2 started to flourish, featuring (mostly) unedited footage from Twitch streams. These videos would surprisingly generate as many, if not more views than on the main channel, marking a gateway to a new era in the Spoonkid Universe.

Postmodern Era
Shortly the Youtube content evolved into a chaotic simplification of the Rust experiences, featuring short clips on the spoonkid6 channel and contemporary pieces of multimedia art on spoonkid3. This marked a turning point for the community of Rust creators, with many fellow creators following suit, most notably Welyn's highlight channel. This unpredictable and almost anarchistic style of content succeeded because it managed to precisely encapsulate the highs and lows of emotions during the Rust experience.

Catchphrases
The Spoonkid universe includes many common phrases during gameplay.

Funny business Funny business (or FB) is a unit of measurement indicating the amount of trolling, RP'ing or otherwise shenanigagging currently taking place. If the stream is indicated as serious gameplay, it would be referred to as NFB (No Funny Business). Upon starting a stream, Spoon would often state whether or not there would be any implication of FB to come.

"Hi mister"

Teasing a victim of Spoonkid's shenanigans, or attempting to make friends in the dire world of Rust.

"Pathetic"

Usually upon death to a large or geared group.

"Yeah whatever../C'mon man.."

A common phrase of Spoon's to express his frustration over a given situation - and often at himself - when he believes that he could have profited from an encounter that went bad.

"You're not gonna wanna miss this"

When Spoon is about to initiate some funny business, or going for a big play where he's hoping to get some "pog loot"; often you can, in fact, "miss this".

"Goober/Goomba"

Either a player who has no idea what they're doing, or a player who is rude or mean in an uncalled for manner.

"We do a lil (trolling)"

A phrase used to state the presence of trolling at a current time. Can vary with other subjects.

"Any (smilers) in the chat?"

A phrase used to lighten the mood or trying to increase the activity of the chat during quiet moments. "Smilers" can vary with other words aswell.