- A real-life Tower of Pimps (four 1m x 1m x 1m blocks of solid gold) would weigh approximately 170,197 pounds (over 85 tons) and be worth approximately $1,047,600,000.
- The Tower of Pimps has appeared and been mentioned in other videos as well, such as in Episode 114 of Achievement HORSE, as well as Michael calling a level "comprised of nothing but the Tower of Pimps." during Rage Quit: Splodge. Jack commented that they like to see the Tower of Pimps make it into other games.
- In Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition, writing the word "Pimps" on a sign prior to Title Update 14 will censor the entire sign.
- Ray has lagged out of the game more often than any other Let's Player. Because of this, Ray will often complain about the lack of System Link mode in Minecraft.
- This lag issue has since been dubbed "Ray's Friend Lag" whenever it strikes on a livestream, regardless of who the streamer is.
- It was once dubbed as "Geoff's Friend Lag" during Skate 3, when lag cost Geoff an attempt.
- This lag issue has since been dubbed "Ray's Friend Lag" whenever it strikes on a livestream, regardless of who the streamer is.
- Ray currently has the longest-ever "dry streak", having the largest gap of losses between two episodes in which he won the competition. His last 2013 win (as well the last time he won in the old office) was Episode 61. With his win in Episode 101 in 2014, his streak ends at 40 episodes, which is over eight months. This also makes him the first Tower of Pimps winner in the new office.
- Out of every Rooster Teeth employee that has been in an episode of Let's Play Minecraft, Joel has the least amount of confirmed on-screen deaths (two deaths in Episode 2). Granted, Episode 2 is Joel's only appearance on Minecraft altogether.
- Michael was the first person to die in Let's Play Minecraft (by Geoff's hand). He was also the first to be killed by a monster (a spider).
- Michael was the first person to win the Tower of Pimps.
- At the end of Episodes 1 and 2, the rest of the crew joked about getting rid of Gavin. In Episode 1, they said he was out of Achievement Hunter after he poured lava on their house, and in Episode 2, they joked about getting him banned from Xbox Live after he got the "On A Rail" achievement.
- In Episode 2, after Michael tackled Gavin onto the ground, the screen cut to Michael's view in the game, but the name "Michael" in the corner had been changed to "Bickie Ditch."
- In Episode 3, after Michael pushed the button in Achievement City, the camera switched briefly to a view from atop Geoff's house, with the name "Notch" in the corner of the screen.
- Ray will sometimes leave signs in and around Achievement City with strange things written on them, either insults to the others or the name of a certain website.
- Based on Geoff's description of "Plan G" in Episode 3, there should be at least 2,883 TNT blocks beneath Achievement City. (A 31 x 31 x 3 slab of TNT.) Episode 189 confirms there is one less space involved, as the space in question is occupied by the original crafting table used to create Plan G (which in that episode is revealed to have been disabled).
- In Episode 5, the crew left the game open and a Minecraft player with the gamertag "i COBRAxGuNneRz" joined the game briefly, but was booted by the crew soon after. Gavin then said that he was "famous as hell now." Another unknown player (their gamertag was blacked out) joined the game later, but left soon afterward.
- Any competition that has chests of items or structures that are assigned to specific players always has at least one rose in or around the chest/structure given to Ray.
- Ray will sometimes go into a corner of a structure, switch to third-person so the camera is zoomed in on his face, crouch, and rapidly switch between an empty and a full slot in his inventory. He calls it "Jerking off in the corner" and usually does it on guest-created maps. This has also been referenced by Michael in a few Rage Quit episodes.
- Ray will sometimes sing or hum parts of songs during the Let's Plays. Examples include him singing the intro to Eminem's "Lose Yourself" near the end of Episode 11, "Weird Al" Yankovic's "Amish Paradise" in the beginning of Episode 24, and various video game themes during Episode 38. (When he admitted he couldn't remember the theme to Metroid off the top of his head, Gavin joined in by humming Theme A [Korobeiniki] from Tetris.)
- If one of the main cast is absent from an episode, the rest of them will often poke fun at him. Examples include them "making up for the lack of Gavin" in Episodes 6 and 7, and cutting to a picture of Jack sleeping in Episode 15 because he "couldn't find the office." Jack's jab included his famous Minecraft comment "I'm gonna build a house".
- The crew will often make fun of each other during the Let's Plays, which often ends with somebody yelling, "Got him!"
- The crew will often reference or repeat things multiple times in the Let's Plays; such as Ray jerking off in the corner, the act of "teasing it", and, most notably, a fictional character they created named "Flynt Coal."
- Flynt Coal would later become part of two Rooster Teeth shows' canons (specifically RWBY and AH-origin X-Ray and Vav).
- Episode 35 has had the most references to Flynt Coal so far. (Mostly because of Ray.)
- In Episode 43, a glitch caused a second Ray, complete with skin and Gamertag, to appear during filming. The cast subsequently named him Ghost Ray. In Episode 46, the same thing briefly happened to Ryan as well as Ray.
- Gavin has been farther down on the map than any other Let's Player. Due to lag, he managed to be able to stand on top of the Void in Episode 29.
- Gavin has been physically attacked by everyone but Ryan so far in Let's Play Minecraft. He was first attacked by Michael in Episode 2 in an attempt to stop Gavin from getting the "On A Rail" achievement, then by Geoff in Episode 9 for killing him in-game and stealing all of his stuff, then by Jack in Episode 16 when he found Gavin sitting in his chair, then pulled it out from under him, and finally by Ray in Episode 37 when Gavin cheated by mashing the buttons on Ray's controller and by killing him before Ray got to erect the Tower of Pimps, which angered Ray enough to attack him.
- Immediately after Ray's attack Gavin ended up giving Ray the win, as Ray had placed the obsidian base before the killing blow.
- Ironically, Gavin, who uses the Creeper skin, has encountered more Creepers than any other person on the crew. He has also encountered more silverfish than anyone else.
- Jack will often give up and start building a new house elsewhere when doing overviews of new updates or getting harassed by the other players. The most known instance of this was in Episode 7, when Michael killed Jack just after he finished his Nether Portal, causing Jack to give up on the objective altogether. The others will often reference this by saying "I'm gonna build a house" after failing something they tried to do or dying unexpectedly.
- Contrary to what Geoff stated in Episode 15, a sky fortress made of white wool would still leave a dark shadow on its underside, making it about as easy to find as the one Geoff made of cobblestone (The lava layer would have more than likely burned through the wool anyway).
- In Episode 6, Michael was able to get all of the Minecraft achievements that he was missing simply by joining the game. Gavin stated that it happened to him as well in a later episode.
- Gavin usually runs away from a fight, which is what gets him killed, so to avoid getting killed he sneak attacks people, which helps him most of the time. This tactic helped him win his first Tower in 'Hunger Games'.
- Caleb appears to be the most provocative member, having annoyed Jack on being on the opposing team and angering Ray for tossing his roses and hoe into lava, with Ray going as far as jokingly threatening to kill Caleb's family, more than once giving a shoutout to "Caleb's dead family." In the Fishing Jamboree, Caleb moved fish around to different player's chests, and in Episode 29 he was accused of screenlooking. Since then he has been mentioned and criticized many times by the crew, who discourage cheating by saying, "Don't be a Caleb."
- A later game called 'Screen Cheat' is basically encouraging players to Caleb.
- Ryan, like Caleb, is a provocative co-member. He annoys Jack and Geoff, and angers Michael, Gavin and Ray. In Episode 33, Ryan set off a lot of explosions that caused the game to lag a lot, which had angered Michael by costing him the victory. In Episode 36, he kept tampering with Michael and Gavin's work, and filled the Nether Fortress with lava. In Episode 37, he was accused of cheating by breaking an ice block, which then he lied about, that led to the Achievement Hunters cursing him out and calling him names. Since then he is criticized for cheating, breaking the rules, and lying. His cheating almost got him kicked out of the Let's Play videos. The crew discourages lying by saying "Don't be a Ryan."
- The Royal Court, one of the landmarks in Achievement City where the King of Achievement Hunter resides, holds the record for hosting the most Let's Play Minecraft episodes. So far, it has been the main area in nine episodes. Four of them were two-parters.
- Sky Factory and Achievement City's replacement Achieveland have their own versions of this.
- Let's Play Minecraft Episode 71 was the first episode to feature every member of Achievement Hunter.
- Kerry made a special appearance in Episode 74 due to Ryan being absent for personal reasons.
- Episode 74 was the first ever hour-long episode of Let's Play Minecraft.
- Joel has appeared in only one episode; Joel appeared in Episode 2 while Kerry has appeared in four (after only previously being in one); Episode 74, in real life in Episode 88 after Gavin and Michael confronted him about his setup of Snowbound, and in-game in Episodes 89 and 90 as Ryan's assistant in Mad King Ryan.
- Ryan is currently the only person to win more than 2 competitions in a row.
- Ryan is currently the only person to be crowned "King of Achievement Hunter" TWICE.
- With Gavin's win, Jack is the only person of the main six to never have been crowned "King of Achievement Hunter", although Jack has been crowned "King of GTA V" after winning King Geoff in GTA V.
- He would win Episode 300 (his third straight win of 'Episode X00') to officially earn the role.
- Previously, the only known region of Achievement City was the Downtown district. It was not until Episode 100 that names for the other Achievement City regions were revealed, when an image of the Achievement City Map Poster was first shown to viewers. It also showed that the entire southwest peninsula on the main island is Downtown, not just the housing area around Plan G.
- Although Episode 100 was their celebratory episode, Episode 104 was the two year anniversary of Let's Play Minecraft.
- Geoff is currently the only person that has never won the Tower of Pimps twice in a row. Granted, he sits out most of the games due to an unfair advantage he normally has as the map builder.
- Ray and Michael have had the longest dry streaks so far (Ray didn't hold the Tower of Pimps for 40 episodes between Episodes 61 and 101 and Michael has not held the Tower of Pimps since Episode 66).
- Gavin is the most frequent victim of Creepers. Ironically, his skin is that of a Creeper, often getting him killed by the others due to similar appearances.
| Most Wins | Ray (26) |
|---|---|
| Least Wins | Gavin (13) |
| Longest Episode | Zombie Doctor Part 2 (Ep. 129) |
| Shortest Episode | Enter The Nether Part 1 (Ep. 6) |
| Competition with the Most Players | Fishing Rodeo and Jamboree (Ep 28) and Buckingham Palace (Ep 71) |
| # of Xbox 360 Episodes | 100 |
| # of PC Episodes | 8 |
| Most Competitions Won in a Row | Ryan (4) |
| Most Used Landmark in Let's Play Minecraft | Royal Court |
| Most Used Landmark in Things to Do in Minecraft | Hot Foot Platform |
| Longest Gap Between Wins | Michael (41) |
| Shortest Gap Between Wins | Ryan |
| Most Amount of Deaths | Gavin |
| Least Amount of Deaths | Michael |