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Does TheBurntPeanut have a clipping program? What his channels say

We checked every channel TheBurntPeanut links himself on 17 October 2026:

• Twitch (twitch.tv/theburntpeanut): the bio reads "I'm The Bungulator" plus a business email. His panels cover sponsors, merch, peanut outfits, chat commands, his schedule and socials.
• His chat bot's commands: sponsor links, outfit changes and a !discord invite.
• YouTube (@TheBurntPeanut): no channel description and no links.
• X, TikTok and Kick: short bios with the same business email.

None of them mention a clipping program, pay for clippers or a clipping server, and we found no report of one in a major outlet. Campaigns come and go, so check again before you start.

Does TheBurntPeanut pay clippers? Not in any way we could verify. Accounts and servers that call themselves his clippers are fan run unless his own channels link them, and none did. A real program would never charge you to join.

To clip him outside a campaign, ask first, through the business email in his bios. It is at Loaded, a creator management company. What to send is in how to get permission to clip a streamer.

TheBurntPeanut Discord and clipping servers

The official Discord. His Twitch commands panel tells viewers to type !discord in chat, and his chat bot answers with an invite to Peanut Palace, about 120,800 members by Discord's own count on 17 October 2026. It is a fan community: nothing on its public invite presents it as a clipping server.

Clipping servers. Servers and paid groups that use his name for clipping are run by third parties, so we do not name or link them. A real campaign's rules and support contact sit on the campaign host's own page.

Who clips him already. His own YouTube channel posts highlights, viewers clipped his Twitch and Kick streams through the week before 17 October 2026, and fan pages post the rest, with no special permission from him.

TheBurntPeanut clips: ARC Raiders, Tarkov and his best ones

The best place to see which moments land is his own YouTube channel, checked 17 October 2026:

• Daily highlights edited from his streams.
• Funniest Moments, a monthly montage, the latest for September 2026.
• Shorts. His most viewed are "The Lebron James of Arc Raiders" from December 2025 and "It Indeed Did", a Tarkov Short from March 2025, at about 11.5 million views each.

Burnt Peanut clips from ARC Raiders. His ARC Raiders streams are what most people know him for. Business Insider reported in January 2026 that Stream Charts ranked him the No. 1 Twitch streamer by hours watched from 6 December 2025 to 4 January 2026. Content Rewards has carried game side campaigns too: one from VIP Clipping paid $2 per 1,000 views for clips of streamers playing ARC Raiders, but on 17 October 2026 it was paused with its $20,000 budget spent, did not name him, and excluded creators on a list we could not see. A game campaign does not cover every streamer who plays the game.

TheBurntPeanut Tarkov clips. He started on Escape from Tarkov, and his older Shorts carry the #tarkovclips tag. His most viewed Twitch clip, "PostFX" from March 2025 at about 233,000 views, is a Tarkov clip that his chat commands !postfx and !settings link to for his game settings. "Classic clips" compilations on other channels are fan uploads.

TheBurntPeanut clips for edits, TikTok and Instagram

What is allowed and what is risky:

• Allowed: sharing his Twitch, Kick and YouTube clips by their links, which keeps his name on them. Footage a campaign gives you, used under its rules.
• Risky: downloading his streams or videos and posting them, cut or edited, without permission. Platforms act on copyright claims, crediting him does not make it allowed, and music in a stream can get a clip claimed too. See how to avoid copyright strikes on clips.
• Fan pages: say so in the name and never call the page official.
• The avatar is the brand. Do not post anything that claims to show or name the person behind the peanut.

TheBurntPeanut clips on TikTok and Instagram. His official accounts are @theburntpeanut on both, linked from his Twitch page, with 1.2 million TikTok followers and 867,000 on Instagram by the apps' own counts on 17 October 2026. Accounts with his name and "clips" in them are fan pages.

TheBurntPeanut soundboard and sound clips: what you can use

On 17 October 2026 his channels offered no official soundboard or sound pack, and soundboard sites and apps with "Burnt Peanut" sounds are user uploads, not his.

Fine:

• TikTok's own sound button. "Use this sound" on a post from his own TikTok keeps the sound tied to his post. TikTok's terms let users include each other's posts in their own content, depending on the poster's settings. That covers TikTok, not other apps.
• YouTube Shorts remix. A Short can reuse the sound of another Short or video, credited and linked back to the original, unless the creator opts out.
• Saying his words yourself. Yelling "goop" at loot is not using his recording. Copying a recording of his voice is.

Not without his permission:

• Cutting his voice lines out of streams or videos and uploading them to soundboard sites, apps or public servers, or as a new TikTok sound under your name.
• Selling sound packs, or putting his voice or his peanut in ads or on products.
• AI copies of his voice that make him say things he never said. The ARC Raiders campaign above banned anything AI related.

For anything beyond the platforms' own tools, ask through the business email in his bios.

Who is TheBurntPeanut? The checked facts

All checked on 17 October 2026:

• The peanut: he streams as an animated peanut with eyes and a mouth that move as he talks. Business Insider calls him a VTuber; he calls himself a "PTuber". His fans are the Bungulators, and "goop" is his word for loot.
• TheBurntPeanut on Twitch: account since November 2019, a Twitch Partner. He streams Monday to Saturday from 7 PM CST, as his TikTok bio says, often for more than seven hours, live on YouTube and Kick at the same time.
• Honors: Best VTuber at The Streamer Awards in December 2025, as Business Insider reported, and a nomination for Content Creator of the Year at The Game Awards 2025, which MoistCr1tikal won.
• TheBurntPeanut in Fortnite: his YouTube shows Fortnite streams tagged #EpicPartner in November 2025 and March 2026, and his chat bot's Fortnite command says the stream is sponsored by Epic Games. Gaming sites reported a rare Burnt Peanut Sprite in Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 3, from June 2026.

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Clipping a seven hour stream, while it is live

With his permission or a campaign that covers his streams, speed decides who gets the views: a big moment on a stream this size gets clipped by many people within minutes.

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