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Did Jeffrey Epstein Post 'Minecraft' Tutorial Videos On YouTube? The 'Gunzablazin7378' Conspiracy Theory Explained

A screenshot of Epstein's alleged Minecraft channel

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Published February 05, 2026

Published February 05, 2026

Ever since 3.5 million new Epstein files dropped, social media users have been combing through the documents to uncover all the most interesting and incriminating things they can about the mysterious trafficker and his wealthy friends.

One thing that's been uncovered is a host of emails and documents suggesting that Epstein was a gamer, including emails about opening a World of Warcraft account, buying Fortnite VBucks, getting kicked off Xbox Live and an email that suggests he really enjoyed some peculiar FNAF animations.

Now, some people believe that Epstein ran a Minecraft tutorial channel in 2015. But is the claim true? Here's what we know about the viral conspiracy theory that Epstein was a "Minecraft YouTuber."



What Are The 'Gunzablazin7378' Allegations?

The Epstein Files have been at the center of online discourse lately. While many troubling claims have come to light since they dropped, one of the more bizarre claims is that Jeffrey Epstein was a gamer.

These claims originate from a slew of gaming-related emails and documents, including an email from Xbox Live notifying Epstein that his account was banned, an email where Epstein confirms that he bought VBucks, an email about starting a World of Warcraft account, and even an email with Activision's CEO supporting the idea of microtransactions in Call of Duty.

One of the most recent viral claims allegedly links one of Epstein's emails to the YouTube account "Gunzablazin7378," which uploaded three Minecraft tutorial videos in 2015. The videos are still available today and are now flooded with jokes about Epstein in the comment sections.



Is 'Gunzablazin7378' Really Jeffrey Epstein's YouTube Channel?

The accusations about Gunzablazin7378 being Epstein's account allegedly stem from an email in the Epstein Files.

According to the claim, Epstein got a YouTube notification from someone who commented on a Markiplier video, "no mangle did it." When investigated, the comment was found as a reply to YouTuber Gunzablazin7378.

While this might suggest that the email belonged to Epstein, some are sharing their doubts, as the name "gunzablazin7378" does not turn up any results when searched through the DOJ's Epstein files site.

Epstein did allegedly have a YouTube channel, along with other accounts, under the name "littlestjeff," but these are unrelated to Gunzablazin7378. So, while nothing is confirmed, it is unlikely that the account actually belongs to Epstein.


What Are Some More Reactions To The 'Gunzablazin7378' Account?




For the full history of Gamer Epstein, be sure to check out Know Your Meme's encyclopedia entry for more information.

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