Rake Yohn Net Worth

What is Rake Yohn's Net Worth?

Rake Yohn is an American television personality, former CKY crew member, chemist, and occasional actor who has a net worth of $200 thousand.

Rake Yohn is best known as a member of the CKY crew and a recurring figure in the world that led from Bam Margera's homemade skate and stunt videos to MTV's "Jackass" and "Viva La Bam." A longtime friend of Bam Margera, Yohn appeared in the CKY video series alongside Ryan Dunn, Brandon DiCamillo, and Chris Raab. He became recognizable to fans for his long hair, heavy-metal look, scientific background, and intense hatred of mustard, which became one of the group's recurring jokes. Unlike many people in the "Jackass" orbit, Yohn also had a serious academic and professional life outside entertainment, working as a chemist specializing in synthetic materials.

Early Life

Rake Yohn was born Edward Webb on January 20, 1975, in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania. He grew up in Pennsylvania and later attended Pennsylvania State University, where he earned a degree in chemistry.

Yohn's nickname came from the CKY world, where unusual names and inside jokes were part of the group's identity. His background as a chemist made him stand out among the more skateboarding- and stunt-focused personalities around Bam Margera.

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CKY and Jackass

Yohn appeared in the CKY video series, including "Landspeed presents: CKY," "CKY2K," "CKY3," and "CKY4: The Latest & Greatest." The videos mixed skateboarding, stunts, pranks, music, and crude comedy, eventually helping form the foundation for "Jackass."

Yohn had occasional appearances on "Jackass," but his bigger television role came on "Viva La Bam," which aired on MTV from 2003 to 2005. The show followed Bam, his family, and friends through elaborate pranks, trips, house projects, and themed challenges. Yohn's dry personality, scientific background, and uncomfortable reactions made him a useful contrast to the louder chaos around him.

Other Work

Yohn appeared in several Bam-related projects, including "Haggard," "Minghags," "Bam's Unholy Union," and "A Tribute to Ryan Dunn." He also co-hosted the short-lived MTV2 video-game series "Blastazoid" with Brandon DiCamillo and provided voice work for the Xbox Live Arcade game "Trials HD."

Yohn was also a recurring guest on "Radio Bam," Bam Margera's Sirius XM radio show, which featured members of the CKY crew, musicians, friends, and other "Jackass" figures.

Personal Life

Yohn was married to Melissa Webb, with whom he had two children. Melissa died in 2023 after a long illness. Yohn has generally lived a private life compared with several of his former CKY and "Jackass" collaborators.

Although he was never one of the main "Jackass" stars, Rake Yohn remains a recognizable figure to fans of the CKY and "Viva La Bam" era. His appeal came from being an unusual presence in that world: part prank-show personality, part heavy-metal oddball, and part working chemist who somehow ended up inside one of MTV's strangest friend groups.

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