In English, there are 41 different actual working versions, which I own at least one of each. I have many duplicates in different revisions in programming and color variants, as well as Bop It units that the sound chip was recorded in a foreign language!

As of June 23, 2026, I have hit 300 total units in my Bop It collection! And I will continue to rack that up for as long as I can! You can view the total number of Bop It games I own by clicking the Counter tab on the navigation bar at the top on desktop, and in the Menu button, then the tab on mobile!

I created my YouTube channel on February 9, 2020. I wanted to have a channel for the longest time so I could share my passion with others! And so far, it’s working! As of January 27, 2026, I have reached 10,000 subscribers, and that number will continue to grow!

Bop It has gone international so much, and it has been made and programmed with sound chips in languages I never would’ve guessed!

From the best of my knowledge, Bop It has for sure been recorded in the following languages:

English, French, Latin American / Mexican Spanish, European Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, European Portuguese, German, Dutch, Norwegian, Hungarian, Danish, Finnish, Polish, Swedish, Italian, Russian, and Japanese.

There are many other languages that are rumored to be implemented into Bop It versions as well, but those are not fully confirmed.

It’s a funny story actually. I was talking with one of my exes a while back, and I had this thought in my mind about becoming a pop star for a future career, but then I remembered my singing voice sucks. Anyway, I told them I felt like a pop star that loves and is passionate about Bop It.

I wanted to get rid of my previous title, which I wanted to do for a while, as I’ve owned the title since 2017, even when I first started making videos frequently, although I didn’t have a YouTube channel until 2020.

So a couple weeks later, I was laying on my couch at about 2 in the morning, wide awake (sleep deprivation is my worst enemy), and I was playing around with an AI editor. A poll on my social media had just ended on what my viewers thought would be a perfect title for me, considering I now identify as female.

The winning choice for both polls I put on YouTube and Twitter / X (when I had it) were the same, and it was ‘Bop Diva’. I came up with other titles as well to fill in the options, and I inspired my options off one of my favorite artists from the late-90s up until early-2010s… Britney Spears!

I had read that Britney got the title “Princess of Pop” because she brought teen pop music back to life, especially during the first years of her career in the late-90s into the 2000s. So her title in the start of the new millennium was a big inspiration for my new branding!

Actually, what I use is nothing super fancy.

Hardware-wise, I have a MacBook Air (M4, 2025), an iPad Air (4th generation, 2020), and an iPhone 18 Pro Max.

Software-wise, I use QuickTime Player on my Mac and sometimes OBS for recording when I need to show my screen, and the camera on my iPhone. The high quality Test Mode videos I make are actually done without having any coils or anything connected. I just put the speaker of the game next to the microphone on my iPhone.

For editing, I make all my intros and graphics to overlay using Microsoft PowerPoint, and all the animations for text are done with PowerPoint, which I then convert to video format, and put in a video editor, and frequently, I use Green Screen effect on the PowerPoint video to overlay on my videos. The editing software I use for videos for the most part is iMovie.

That would be me! I started the series in January 2024, shortly after I rebranded to Bop Diva, and I’ve currently made more than 25 videos describing how to access your Bop It’s Test Modes in only 60 seconds! As of August 18, 2026, my first-ever video in the series for accessing the Test Mode of Bop It! Extreme (2022) had reached 3 MILLION total views on YouTube alone! It truly warms my heart to see that the videos I made for the series were helpful as well as humorous for you all!

I get asked this a lot, and believe it or not, the Bop Diva logo and any overlays I put on videos does not use a font! It’s my own custom lettering I made entirely of shapes in Microsoft PowerPoint! I craft each letter, number, and symbol myself from scratch, and I give it that Bop It vibe from the 90s, while still making it iconically and unmistakably me.