Hahah! Thank you! Can I use other pieces of his stem to make more?

You should keep beheaded stem (with the roots) and it may pup along. But make sure it is in well draining mix and in a pot with drainage hole. What's visible in your photo looks like a sphagnum moss, I would remove that - it may keep mix too wet. I also see some new growth, the taller looks already etiolated - plant may not be receiving enough light - see what Brad said.

If you can supply that and not over-water, you should be getting lots of new 'babies'.

Do you have any idea what type of succulent it is?

Stephanie

This is what Brad wrote in his post - he ID-ed your plant and gave excellent advice:

He is of course Echeveria runyonii 'Topsy Turvy' grown a little too long
and lean for his own good. He feeds on sunlight and water, so give him
lots of the former and little of the latter and he will thrive.

Okay! I somehow missed that part! Thank you!