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Fullscreen Signs 10 Creators, Including Perez Hilton, Bobby Bojangles, And Macy Kate

Fullscreen has announced 10 diverse, high-profile additions to its digital network, with the latest crop of creators hailing from different sects of the entertainment landscape. All told, the new signings count a collective 45 million monthly viewers across YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and Twitch.

Today, Fullscreen — which cut roughly 160 creators from its network amid concerns about objectionable content in the wake of the YouTube ‘Adpocalypse‘ — shared that it has partnered with: infamous gossip blogger Perez Hilton; gamer Bobby Bojangles, a buzzy name in the Fortnite streaming space; basketball fan and NBA 2K streamer Gregory ‘LostUnBound’ Gazarian; fitness personality Kali Muscle; and budding musician Macy Kate

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“Our creator group continues to sign some of the world’s most talented and well-known digital and traditional stars that have proven influence across a broad scope of categories, from music, sports, and lifestyle to comedy and gaming,” Fullscreen’s GM of talent and programming, Beau Bryant, said in a statement.

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Other signings unveiled today include: Danish gamer Ben ‘Crainer’ Vestergaard; vlogger couple Karin & Skyler; dancer Mihran Kirakosian; sketch comedian Jasmine Luv; and famed choreographer Brian Friedman.

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