Instead of being seen on camera, she speaks in the videos through a lovely animated avatar. Once she posted a tweet about being a Shane Dawson which seemed like humour and the comment section also followed the same.

Her 882K subscribers have devoted followers because she offers thoroughly researched, generally unbiased opinions on what’s what, as evidenced by the hundreds, often thousands of comments her multi-weekly uploads generate.

YouTuber D’Angelo Wallace has accused these 4 channels of being a bot/cooperation due to their unnatural behaviour (social media only used to promote videos, numerous animated videos that would otherwise take weeks to animate).

Wallace believes there is no way for just “4 college friends,” as they claim to be, to mass-produce such high-quality videos with plenty of research background. He didn’t explain enough why they chose to keep their identities a secret, though. This video received no response from Spill, and there was no subsequent drama.

On November 13, 2019, The Right Opinion published a video that, albeit more from the corporation side than the bot, verifies Wallace’s suspicions about Spill.

Their claim that they lack money is inconsistent with their beginnings and other channels of their scale that can accept sponsorship messages, such as Raid Shadow Legends and Skillshare. This is the main source of their “unindividuality.”

Spill Sesh is very private about her identity as she has neither revealed her age, name nor her picture. She is Canadian, at least, according to her channel’s “About” page.

Moreover, with demand from fans and followers, she may someday reveal her identity as well. As of now, her personal information is under the curtains.

Even though the gender of Spill is regarded to be female as the video uploaded is narrated by a female voice. Sadly, it is hard to realise through the voice.

The person behind Spill Sesh must have earned a huge amount of net worth as her youtube channel has gained enough notoriety as well as from other professions.

Some people believe she is a graphic artist by profession, while others believe she is an art student who has made YouTube her side business while pursuing her degree.

And it is obvious that Spill is making money off of this purported side gig. Her movies are all properly screened for family friendliness, free of vulgar language, and the majority of them feature advertisements.

Additionally, Spill has a storefront on Teespring selling merchandise with her distinctive avatar printed on hoodies, tees, mugs, bags, and stickers.