Fans are eagerly anticipating the upcoming episode of Chicken Shop Date featuring Trixie Mattel, especially with hints dropped on the show's social media about her appearance.
Comment threading provides a more focused reading experience and helps users easily understand conversations. Click on the 'X replies' button under a comment to view threaded replies in the 'Replies' panel.
Of YouTube's many microgenres, one of the most popular and most enduring is the airplane meltdown. There are thousands or maybe millions of these videos online: Passengers going nuts over spilled drinks or supposedly bad service; flight cancellations turning grown adults feral.
J2hundred's YouTube video showing him mocking LGBTQ+ individuals at Pride in London remains online over a week after posting and has gained significant views.
YouTube's new Hype feature is aimed at boosting the visibility of small and mid-sized creators in India, specifically those with 500 to 500,000 subscribers. Viewers can now 'hype' a video - a new engagement tool alongside like, share, and subscribe - up to three times per week, but only within the first seven days of a video's release. This limited window encourages early interaction and rewards fresh content.
Carmen Andrade, a conjoined twin, has married her boyfriend, Daniel McCormack. The couple, who met on the dating app Hinge in 2020, shared the news quietly at the end of a YouTube video titled "Overdue Update!". "We should probably also address something else pretty big," Carmen, 25, said, smiling as she held up her left hand to the camera, the wedding ring clearly visible. "I did get married."
Mariya spends a significant portion of her days as this cartoon character, at once wholly real while being completely artificial. She is a professional performer, although her stage is virtual. Instead of a glimpse into a room or a home, her surroundings are fully drawn - she could be in a beach setting one day and an ornate office the next.
The art world has historically benefited the wealthy and privileged, creating barriers to entry based on elitism and exclusivity, which many feel prevents accessibility.
In-N-Out burger chain is suing a YouTuber for impersonating an employee and making derogatory remarks about their food, claiming business defamation and trademark infringement.