Dan Brown Delivers ‘Delicious Steak’ to Revision3

YouTube personality and lifecaster Dan Brown inked a deal with Revision3 to air Delicious Steak with Dan Brown on the network.

The Dan 3.0 star, who allowed fans to control his life

for a almost a year, will host the biweekly series (Tuesdays and Fridays) that will document Dan’s travels and discuss topics that interest him and his loyal fan base.

After posting a tutorial on how to solve a Rubik’s Cube which earned over 20,000,000 views on his YouTube channel pogobat, Brown leveraged his internet stardom to launch a vlog covering day-to-day life, focusing on cutting-edge science and tech with an accessible, personal touch.

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With nearly 90,000,000 upload views and over 280,000 subscribers on YouTube, its no surprise that Revision3 tapped Brown to join its network of more than 25 online programs.

The series promises to address “tough topics slathered in sauce;” the first episode addresses the climate crisis and Brown’s candid discourse on the topic, during which he incorporates fans’ comments and reactions. Brown provides inspiration to his viewers, offering suggestions on how we can individually address global warming.

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