Rake Yohn

Rake on the cover of CKY2K

Theodore "Ted" Webb, better known as Rake Yohn (born January 20, 1975 in West Chester, Pennsylvania, United States) is a member of the CKY Crew, a regular in the CKY Videos and on MTV's Viva La Bam, and a former member of the Jackass team. Rake attended Pennsylvania State University and is now a chemist specializing in synthetic materials.

The history of the CKY crew according to Rake:

"For instance, the guy that I probably knew the best was Brandon Dicamillo because his sister was my age, and he was friends with my younger brother, Art. So, eventually, from Brandon and Art hanging out, I started hanging out with Brandon. One day, I think it was a Saturday morning, he was like, "You feel like coming out and filming?" And up at Penn State, I had helped a couple people with some of their college movie stuff, so it was like, "What the hell? 'Something to watch later on." That ended up being the "Army" skit from "Landspeed". You know, it ended up pretty crazy. Then, another day, he wanted to film the "Legend of Football" bit, you know?"

Trivia

Rake is a synthetic chemist, specializing in laboratory automation of solution phase chemistry.
Rake played the role of "Hellboy" in Bam Margera's movie .
Rake loves heavy metal and is often seen sporting t-shirts depicting heavy metal bands.
He is known for his intense dislike of mustard. A scene on the "" DVD bonus features illustrates this point, as Rake bellows and kicks a car upon being surprisingly squirted with two bottles of mustard by Bam Margera.
He is the older brother of Art Webb 1986, another CKY Crew member.
On Radio Bam episode 2, 610-946-7000 was revealed to be Rake Yohn's phone number.
Rake Yohn's face (the one seen on the cover of CKY2k and cKy Vol. 2) is also featured on a Limited Edition Tech Deck released especially for the game Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3. On the CKY Chopped and Sliced DVD he's complained that "his face was on DVD's, shirts, and Tech Decks and he hasn't seen a dime for any of them".

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