YouTuber Daym Drops To Star In His Own Travel Channel TV Show

Daymon Patterson (aka Daym Drops) really likes to eat food. The YouTube vlogger’s most popular video has him enthusiastically chowing down on a Five Guys burger. His exuberance was so evident and ripe for celebration that The Gregory Brothers even created an auto-tune remix of the video

. Now, Patterson will share his passion for food on the Travel Channel, where he will be the face of a new show, Best Daym Takeout.

Best Daym Takeout will feature Patterson as he travels across the country and eats a delicious smorgasbord of food wherever he goes. The show sounds similar to the Food Network’s Diners Drive-Ins, and Dives, except Patterson is far less spiky than Guy Fieri and is much less likely to receive a hilariously scathing review in the New York Times.

Here’s a video of the YouTube-to-TV personality expressing his excitement.

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Patterson has also offered a quote:

“YouTube is my home and how we all grew together, so do not rent out my room anytime soon because I am here to STAY! I will do my very best to drop more reviews when I am not around the country filming for the show and again, sincerely everyone…..!!! THANK YOU !!! Let us show the world what YouTube Talent can REALLY do!!!!”

I like his attitude. Man, not bad for a guy whose main strength is an infectious joy for Five Guys and fast food.

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