Vlogmas, a grueling YouTube tradition in which creators -- typically lifestyle and family vloggers -- commit to posting every day during the month of December until Christmas, is already in full swing. However, this year’s iteration has arrived with something of a twist.
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YouTube Rewind 2018 Puts Storyline In The Hands Of Creators (Watch)
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YouTube Is Hard. So Creators Are Starting To Do ‘Vlogmas’ On Their Instagram Stories.
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Naomi Campbell, Jason Momoa Latest Celebs To Launch Vlog Channels With YouTube
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Kylie Jenner Baby Reveal, Liza Koshy And David Dobrik Breakup Among Top Trending YouTube Videos Of 2018
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PewDiePie, Ninja Spread Ugliness (And Cheer) With New Christmas Sweater Lines
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7-Year-Old Ryan ToysReview Reportedly Earned $22 Million On YouTube Last Year
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Ariana Grande Blasts Past Record For Biggest YouTube Debut In 24 Hours
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