How to block Jelly on YouTube

What is Jelly?

Jelly is a Dutch gaming creator making kid-targeted videos around GTA, Minecraft and mobile games, usually with his trio partners Slogo and Crainer. Output is industrial, often a video a day for years.

Is Jelly appropriate for kids?

There is no meaningful profanity, the humor is screaming and slapstick. Parents mostly flag the junk-food quality: interchangeable episodes, clickbait thumbnails, and a trio format that triples the available watch time since kids hop between the three channels. Nothing in it is harmful in isolation, the issue is the bottomless supply.

Whether that fits your child is your call. If you decide to block the channel, here is how.

Block Jelly with Vidward

1. 1
   Create your free Vidward account. The trial runs 7 days with no credit card.
2. 2
   Add your child in the dashboard and link their computer by typing the one-time code into the Vidward extension in their browser.
3. 3
   Open your child's Filters tab, search for Jelly and block the channel.
4. 4
   Done. Jelly disappears from search, the home feed, recommendations and direct links in their browser, and every change you make syncs to their device.

Does YouTube have a built-in way to block a channel?

Not really. YouTube's "Don't recommend channel" option only trims the home feed. Jelly still shows up in search results, in Shorts and through direct links, and your child can undo the setting in two clicks. Restricted Mode filters some mature content but cannot target a specific channel. That gap is exactly what Vidward covers.

Want the full picture first? Read our guide to every way to block a YouTube channel.