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Ryan’s Toys review

Posted by logan wick

· Monday, October 12th, 2020

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Ryan’s toy review is a YouTube channel where he reviews popular children’s toys. He loves reviewing the toys because he is an 8 year old kid himself and genuinely loves playing with the toys he reviews. His enthusiasm give his followers something to look forward to and they love to watch his videos earning 21 million subscribers. What makes his business model so interesting is the fact that he runs his business through YouTube and his parents control a large part of his business because he is so young.

Ryan Toy Hunt for his own toys Ryan's World at Walmart!!! - YouTube

He shows promising entrepreneurial skills running a multimillion dollar YouTube channel. Ryan is innovating because he has found a whole new way to review toys and spread it to a very large audience. Ryan inspires me because he is living every kid’s dream and is able to make a very good income from it. I have learned that even if you are seriously young you are able to make a profitable business from it.

https://www.theverge.com/2016/12/22/14031288/ryan-toys-review-biggest-youngest-youtube-star-millions

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Full Send

Posted by Sanchezmm18

· Sunday, October 11th, 2020

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NELK Boys

NELK is a YouTube Channel that was created by two boys Sebastiani and Kyle Forgeard. Jesse had a love for riding dirt bikes, skateboarding, snowboarding and getting in trouble at school. He had and entrepreneurial mind from a young age and even created his own clothing line at 12 years old. Kyle was from Canada and was a big part of making video with Jesse.

NELK Boys throw huge party at Illinois State University during pandemic The NELK boys consist of three main guy which are Jesse, Kyle and Steve Deleonardis but they also have a few faces that show up multiple times on their channel. They travel around doing public pranks and using their bold personality to entertain other people. The NELK boys have 5.8+ Million subscribers and their net worth is estimated to be around 1.8 million.

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Categories : Comedy, YouTube

YouTube Sensation

Posted by Sanchezmm18

· Sunday, October 11th, 2020

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David Dobrik, a young man that was born in 1996. This 24 year old entrepreneur net worth is around 7 million dollars. How did someone so young get to this position?

Is David Dobrik the Future of Entertainment? – CW Seattle

David Dobrik is a popular YouTube star that now currently makes comedic video that entertain people all over the world. In 2013 David started making short vine clip videos. From there he went on to partnering with some other people on vine building his popularity. David’s teachers described him as a smart kid and really talented, they knew he would be successful outside of school. This entrepreneur was not a big fan of school but showed created thinking and was able to entertain his teachers.

David Dobrik currently has 18.4 millions subscribers and continues to make comedic videos. He has used his wealth to give back by having give aways. He is sponsored by many different companies and goes on tours around the world enlightening people with his personality. David has also expanded his talent to TikTok (20+ million followers) and he is planning on hosting a show on the discovery channel.

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Categories : Celebrities, YouTube

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Corridor

Posted by WilhelmME20

· Friday, October 9th, 2020

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What do you get when you give a video camera to two industrious and imaginative teenagers? Fun and innovative movies, that’s what. And that is exactly what happened for Sam Gorski and Niko Pueringer in the early 2000’s. Two Minnesota natives, Gorski and Pueringer were always fans of movies and entertainment, in particular, action movies. Their dip into the world of cinema began with Gorski’s father’s video camera. The two teens spent days and weeks creating their own elaborate stories and action scenes. As the years passed, the two’s hobby grew, and they began to produce more and more intricate shorts and videos. In their early twenties the teens made the big decision to move to L.os Angeles. A huge step forward for the pair, the move to L.A. brought with it a host of new opportunities.

Around the time of Gorski and Pueringer’s move, the site YouTube began to become a household name, with many videos achieving “viral” status and several creators climbing the ranks in viewers and subscribers. Although it was not Gorski and Pueringer’s intention to be famous YouTubers, the two were inspired by creators like Freddie Wong, to upload their own videos.

The pairs videos were an instant hit, garnering millions of views and many reaching the front page of YouTube. The two creators had found a golden opportunity and turned all their attention to growing their YouTube channel: Corridor Digital.

Over the next nine years, the two creators continued to produce more and more videos, pulling hundreds of millions of views, creating new, creating new channels, adding more and more people to their team, and eventually working with prestigious brands to produce commercials and product inspired shorts and videos.

Gorski and Pueringer truly elevated the story-driving shorts scene on YouTube, became widely recognized throughout the sight and pioneered the landscape of internet videos. Without a doubt, this pair’s exploits and achievements will shape a new generation of entertainment.

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Categories : Film, YouTube

“For the Underdogs”

Posted by WilhelmME20

· Friday, October 9th, 2020

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The internet and YouTube have been a huge innovation for hundreds of millions of people around the world. It has presented new ways of expressing one’s self, communicating with others world-wide, and a unique way of teaching. No one understands that last part as well as Shane Fazen, and his company: FightTips.

Fazen was first introduced to the world of martial arts at the age of 9 via Taekwondo. As he progressed through the art, Fazen began to look at other martial arts, eventually turning to Muay Thai at age 15. At 19, Shane had his very first pro-fight in Thailand, winning by 4^th round KO. Due to a foot injury, Fazen began to explore Western Boxing. Upon attending a Gym Coaches Clinic by Coach Kirian Fitzgibbons, Shane realized his calling was not to be a fighter, but rather teacher. Over the coming years, Fazen dedicated himself to not only improving his own skills, but the striking abilities of those he taught.

With the advent of YouTube, there came a new landscape fully ready for innovation and capitalization. Fazen began uploading tutorial and How To videos on his YouTube channel late 2011. However, it was not until late 2012 Fazen truly started uploading on a regular basis. As the years went, Shane’s fan base and following grow, as well as the quality in content. Fazen’s channel began to move away from a “How to win in any street-fight” channel, to primarily focusing on striking techniques and how to’s. As the years passed, Shane’s channel “FightTips”, grew, pulling more and more views and having appearances of professional MMA and martial arts fighters/coaches. In the spring of 2018, the FightTips team began to grow, with the introduction of Vince “The Anomaly” Cachero, a professional MMA fighter, followed by PJ Shirdan, and Erin Herle. This influx of new talent and coaches took Shane’s brand and channel to a new level, providing even more in-depth break downs and material. At the same time the FightTips channel was growing, so were the FightTips products, with the release of numerous quality martial arts equipment (speed bags, double-end bags, gloves, etc.) and apparel.

Fazen and FightTips have ushered in a whole new opportunity for learning and teaching through the internet. As of the 2020 COVID-19 lockdown, the FightTips channel has uploaded numerous quarantine-workout videos, offering those who cannot leave their houses/access a gym an opportunity to grow and perfect their striking. Shane has truly pioneered and innovated the market for online coaching, and in the coming years, I for one am excited to see where it leads.

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Categories : Martial Arts, YouTube

A Young Phenomenon

Posted by Gebhartes20

· Monday, September 14th, 2020

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Tristyn Lee is an 18 year old bodybuilder. I remember seeing his posts on Instagram years ago and thinking, “This kid looks crazy”, now he really looks freaky. Tristyn lee is very unique because you don’t often see 18 year old’s with the dedication he possesses. He is very consistent in the gym and in documenting every session on YouTube. I believe Tristyn is successful because he is persistent with his uploads to social media, his crazy conditioning and size and constantly is driving for a better look. He is never satisfied. With one point four million Instagram followers Tristyn has grown to achieve the privilege of a very popular social media influence. This Gen Z phenomenon started out by playing soccer and wanting to get a little more out of the gym. Now his whole image is rooted there. He has taken this and used it to grow and set out to achieve more. He is soon to be competing in his first bodybuilding show, and assume he will win if not place top 3.

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Categories : Fitness, YouTube

Sneaker Empire: Keith Adam

Posted by lockwoodbj19

· Sunday, September 13th, 2020

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Background of Sneaker Reselling

Many young teenagers dream of starting their own youtube channel, and one day making a career out of it. That’s where it all started for 19 year old, Keith Adam, about three years ago. Keith has a passion for buying and selling sneakers. Not your every day Walmart sneaker, but instead very limited high demand sneakers like Kanye West’s “Yeezy”, and Jordan basketball shoes. These shoes sell out instantly online and in store, and resell on the aftermarkets like Ebay, StockX, and other sites for sometimes up to 10 times the retail value of the shoe. This business is very similar to those who flip real estate. They typically buy the property for a low price, and end up selling it for a much higher price and earning profit. This high profit margin makes reselling sneakers very appealing to young entrepreneurs.

Starting on Youtube

In 2016, Keith began his youtube journey at 16 years old. He started producing videos with tips on how to get these limited shoes online and in store before they sell out. His first videos did not immediately gain much popularity in views, and he rarely made any money on youtube. After about a year making sneaker videos on youtube, Keith began to gain a following and produce interest in his channel. His following was mostly marketed to other teenagers like him, who have a passion for sneakers, and wanted to find a way to make extra money from home.

Finding Ways to Innovate

About two years ago, Keith wanted to find a way to set himself apart from other sneakers Youtubers. He started off using social media to promote himself and gain a bigger following from teenagers. Keith did a lot of research to figure out a way that he could earn money outside of youtube. This is where he discovered an app called “Discord.” Discord is an app that is typically targeted toward video gamers. It is a platform where groups can form and share ideas, create channels, and communicate through messages, video chat, and voice chat. This was appealing to Keith, because it allowed him to charge his fans a monthly fee, similar to subscriptions like Netflix, in order to access his reselling information. His focus was to continue using youtube and social media for small bits of information on reselling, but to focus on a paid subscription to Discord in order to gain full access to his content and reselling advice. He began offering his service through Discord for a small fee of $15 per month. He used his social media and youtube channel to promote this new service, and it immediately sold out. Keith was thrilled by the interest in his new Discord group, and from there, his career took off.

Keiths Success Today

Today, Keith continues to produce youtube videos and is active on social media, but his main focus is on Discord. The interest in Keiths group has grown exponentially, which allows him to increase the price for his service. Today, you can access Keiths Discord group for a steep monthly fee of $65. Keith realized that in order to make his group stand out from other competing resellers, he has to produce the best information. With this expensive monthly fee, Keith employs about a dozen “moderators” in his Discord group, who work around the clock finding out the best information regarding shoes. These employees allow Keith the freedom to focus on other ways to improve, rather than having to solely work around the clock in order to help the thousands of his Discord subscribers through sneaker releases. Keith continues to inspire many young teenagers to find a passion for sneakers and the hustle of reselling valuable sneakers.

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Categories : Fashion, Reselling, shoes, Sneakers, YouTube

Danny Duncan

Posted by John Proctor

· Wednesday, December 11th, 2019

· 1 Comment

Danny Duncan is a famous YouTube star whose videos generate up to 3 million views. He performs stunts and comedy routines that interest your average day YouTube consumer. Due to his status as a internet celebrity, he has been able to generate a great amount of revenue from his websites and retail stores.

Duncan first worked at a Walgreens right out of high school before quitting to focus on making videos about skateboards and injuries. He was then hired to teach actor Jason Lee who sensed a great ability in Duncan to act and entertain. He told Duncan to focus on his YouTube channel as it would help with getting acting gigs and from there he took off. His most famous video is “Falling with 30,000 pennies” had close to 6 million views

Cites:

https://www.thefamouspeople.com/profiles/danny-duncan-41751.php

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Categories : Apparel/Accessories, Blog, Business, Comedy, Male Entrepreneurs, Video Games, Websites, YouTube

Sam Gorski / Niko Pueringer – Behind the Scenes of Youtube

Posted by Jeff Pew

· Saturday, November 2nd, 2019

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If you’re into cinema, visual effects, and the behind-the-scenes of a small product studio, chances are you have probably heard of Corridor, formerly CorridorDigital, and the founders of the company, Sam Gorski and Niko Pueringer. Sam Gorski and Niko Pueringer are primarily known for their main channel Corridor, which creates short, pop-culture related videos with their team that consists of visual effects (VFX) artists, actors, and more.

Sam and Niko started making videos in junior high and also utilized special effects within their videos. Eventually, they moved to LA to pursue their dream and found themselves becoming viral with their work, starting in 2012. They worked with other popular short action film Youtubers, such as Freddie Wong (RocketJump), which was able to significantly boost their presence on Youtube. Eventually, with their team, the crew at Corridor started a behind-the-scenes channel, known nowadays as Corridor Crew, that focuses on what exactly goes on in a small studio, from idea conception to editing.

On average, each of their videos on their main channel, Corridor, makes well over a million views on Youtube, which means that they are earning roughly $50,000 a month from their videos according to SocialBlade.com. Their second channel, Corridor Crew, makes roughly $60,000 per month since they put out videos more frequently than their main channel.

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Categories : YouTube