Tyler Oakley

Tyler Oakley Signs With WME, Will Launch His Own Production Company

Tyler Oakley has signed with top talent agency WME as the YouTube luminary looks to launch his own production company.

While programming plans for the venture have yet to be announced, Oakley has become one of YouTube’s biggest stars over the course of his decade-long career. The outspoken LGBTQ rights activist counts 7.8 million subscribers — and 23 million followers across all social platforms.

Currently, Oakley hosts a weekly podcast called Psychobable. Other projects include a New York Times Best Selling book called Binge

, the self-produced Snervous tour documentary, a stint on CBS‘ The Amazing Race, hosting gigs at various red carpet events, a celebrity interview show on Ellen DeGeneres’ digital network, and a limited edition glasses range with Warby Parker.

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In addition to all existing business, WME will help launch Oakley’s forthcoming production outfit. The 28-year-old will continue to be repped by Lisa Filipelli at Flip Management and Hansen Jacobson.

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Geoff Weiss

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