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• YouTube Millionaires: Alyssa grew up making YouTube videos with her family. Now her own channel is taking off.
• YouTube Millionaires: Matty Benedetto’s fake inventions are helping him build a very real company

  Deatherage launched an education-focused Patreon, where nearly 1,000 people pay for his regularly updated library of how-to-sew videos, his hand-designed clothing patterns (which Deatherage releases in sizes double zero to 32), and access to a Discord community of fellow fashion enthusiasts.

  
• YouTube Millionaires: What happens when you want to be “like Mike,” but aren’t a super-athlete? Ask this YouTuber.

  It's tough to be "like Mike" (like that Mike, at least) when you stop growing at five-foot-ten and aren't exactly a super-athlete.

  
• YouTube Millionaires: Jeremy Jahns on his “awesometacular” journey from theater projectionist to YouTube movie critic

  Back in 2009, Jeremy Jahns had an ace up his sleeve.

  
• YouTube Millionaires: Gunnar Deatherage talks the “wild and thrilling and beautiful” work of building a business on YouTube
• YouTube Millionaires: Valdemar Dahl Has Spent A Decade Archiving The NBA’s Golden Moments
• YouTube Millionaires: From Underground Caves To The Everglades, Coltyy’s Got Adventure On The Brain
• YouTube Millionaires: Carmen Pritchett’s Life “Isn’t Always Sweet And Full Of Rainbows.” That’s Why She Documents It On YouTube.
• YouTube Millionaires: For Mighty Duck, TikTok Is A Commercial. YouTube Is The Show.
• YouTube Millionaires: Meet The Fab Five Behind VoicePlay
• YouTube Millionaires: Seven Years Ago, Thivi Learned Her Trade From YouTube’s Beauty Gurus. Now She Teaches Millions Of Viewers.
• YouTube Millionaires: Thanks To YouTube, Violet Orlandi Is Taking The Stage In Her Own Recording Studio