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Logdotzip signs with Studio71 (Exclusive)

Minecraft maven Logdotzip has signed with Studio71.

The longtime gaming YouTuber (real name: Tyler Pappas) runs a total of eight channels that together have more than 9 million subscribers and generate over 100 million monthly views.

Studio71 says it has “identified Logdotzip as a brand safe channel that will provide a massive platform of highly engaged consumers for premium advertisers as well as added distribution opportunities.”

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Those “distribution opportunities” it’s referring to are hopes that it’ll help expand the reach of Pappas’ content by porting it YouTube to platforms like Roku and Pluto TV.

Matt Barker, Studio71’s VP of talent partnerships and relations, led the signing. Aaron Simonoff, the company’s director of gaming, will be Pappas’ manager.

“Logdotzip is an icon within the Minecraft

YouTube community and a phenomenal addition to Studio71’s ever-growing roster of gaming talent,” Simonoff says. “We look forward to helping him build out his business in a variety of ways.”

In his own statement, Pappas adds, “There are always new challenges in the digital content world but having Studio71 on our side is going to be a major help in pushing through those barriers and expanding our business.”

Pappas joins a number of other gaming creators on Studio71’s roster, including KreekCraft (4.65 million subscribers), GameGrumps (5.4 million), Guava Juice (20 million), Thinknoodles (8.5 million), and TheGamersJoint (262,000).

Studio71 says that collectively, the gaming creators it represents generate 2 billion monthly views across 150 channels.

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