Brick Show Brian Net Worth 2026: YouTuber, LEGO Content

No reputable outlet has published an estimate of Brick Show Brian's net worth. The $337,000 figure and income table on earlier versions of this page had no source and have been removed. Brick Show Brian is Brian Saviano, a gaming creator from the Boston area who first became known through The Brick Show, a LEGO-themed YouTube channel, and now works under the name Bricks 'O' Brian as a full-time creator and children's book author.

What is Brick Show Brian's net worth?

There is no figure from Forbes, Bloomberg, Celebrity Net Worth or a major newspaper. Saviano earns from several small streams: video and livestream revenue, fan memberships, merchandise and his own books. None of these report their totals publicly, and YouTube does not publish creator pay. The one hard number on record is a crowdfunding campaign, described below. Because the rest is private, this page does not give a net worth figure.

Where the money comes from

• Videos and livestreams. Saviano describes himself on his website as a full-time content creator, gamer and author who makes videos, live shows and podcasts. His Patreon says he has more than seven years of family-friendly gameplay videos, livestreams and podcasts behind him.
• Streaming and kids' platforms. His gaming clips have been distributed beyond YouTube; for example, a Minecraft Dungeons playthrough with Bricks 'O' Brian is listed on Prime Video.
• Fan memberships. He runs a Patreon offering digital and physical rewards to supporters.
• Books and merchandise. His online shop sells his Pro Gamer's Guide children's books, a coloring book and branded apparel.

From The Brick Show to Bricks 'O' Brian

The Brick Show was a YouTube series built around LEGO reviews, building tutorials and gaming. Saviano appeared on it as "Brick Show Brian," hosting gaming series such as Minecraft survival and Fortnite Battle Royale episodes. IMDb lists 2018 clips titled "Fortnite Battle Royale with Brick Show Brian" (IMDb), and the show's episode catalog on Yidio includes Minecraft mini-games with Brick Show Brian alongside LEGO tutorials.

He later moved to his own brand, Bricks 'O' Brian. Fans on forums still look for his older Brick Show-era Minecraft series, which were separate from his newer channel. His gaming content is aimed at families and younger viewers.

Children's books

Saviano writes the Pro Gamer's Guide picture-book series, illustrated by Kevin A. Hinkle. The titles include Pro Gamer's Guide to Making Friends and Pro Gamer's Guide to Healthy Habits, which his shop lists as 40-page books for ages 4 to 9, plus an activity book. On the shop in 2026, the Healthy Habits book sold for $19.99, the coloring activity book for $12.99, and a bundle of paperbacks for $29.99, marked down from $37.99. Books are made to order and come with a bookmark and sticker set. Selling direct through his own store lets him keep more of each sale than a traditional publisher's royalty would, though print costs come out of that. The next title, Pro Gamer's Guide to Defeating Trolls, deals with bullying and toxic behavior online and offline.

That book was funded on Kickstarter. Between April 26 and May 17, 2025, the campaign raised $48,562 from 323 backers against a $45,000 goal, and Kickstarter marked it as a "Project We Love." Crowdfunding money covers printing, illustration and rewards, so the total is revenue for the project, not profit.

Career timeline

Personal life

Saviano says on his website that he lives just outside Boston, Massachusetts, spends his free time at the movies and building LEGO sets, and names Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door as his favorite video game. He also says he travels to conventions and raises money for charity.

Earlier versions of this page named a wife, gave his age, height and weight, and credited him with writing DK's official guides to The LEGO Movie and The LEGO Batman Movie. None of that is supported by a reliable source, so it has been removed. This page does not publish contact details.

How he compares

For other creators on this site, see 1090 Jake, Brian Slingerland and Brian Preston.

Why there is no figure

Independent family-friendly creators usually earn from many small channels at once, and very little of it is public. For Saviano, the verifiable data points are his own descriptions of his work and one Kickstarter total. That is not enough to estimate his wealth, and no reputable publisher has tried. The fair summary is that he makes a living as a full-time creator and self-published author.