Creators on the Rise

• Creators On The Rise: How two talking corgis are taking over the internet
• Creators On The Rise: The animators behind The Land of Boggs gave up trying to make it on YouTube. Then their channel got 300 million views.

  Back in January, Brent Sievers and his team gave up on turning YouTube into The Land of Boggs.

  
• Creators On The Rise: Meet the guppy enthusiast behind YouTube and TikTok’s “fish portals” craze

  After posting videos featuring her shapes--which she called "fish portals"--across her YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram accounts, Britney was flooded with requests to buy them.

  
• Creators On The Rise: ichvse always thought he’d get his first million followers on Vine. He found them on TikTok instead.

  Post-Vine, Chase found himself on Instagram, YouTube, and Facebook, keeping the comedy angle from his bite-size Vines and doing his best to stay in touch with fellow ex-Viners and Vine viewers.

  
• Creators On The Rise: Doobydobap’s “don’t yuck my yum” approach to cooking celebrates down-home Korean dishes
• Creators On The Rise: For self-dubbed “bad animator” Devon St. Arnaud, YouTube is an archive of progress
• Creators On The Rise: Jenna Sinatra and Will DeVane put a Gen Z spin on creating as a couple
• Creators On The Rise: As an ICU nurse, Hunter Prosper has seen it all. Now he’s sharing his story on TikTok.
• Creators On The Rise: Steven He got 3,000 rejections as an actor. So he decided to catch studios’ attention by going viral.
• Creators On The Rise: Moms Ebony and Denise joined YouTube to share an emotional vlog about Barack Obama. Then their daughter stole the show.
• Creators On The Rise: AndreaXAndrea was a slime YouTuber. Now? She’s the CEO of her own slime boutique.
• Creators On The Rise: Brady Brandwood jailbroke a grocery store lobster. Now Leon is charming the internet.