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• YouTube Millionaires: ‘Alexsplanet’ Creates Stop-Motion Lego Worlds, And Millions Are Watching
• YouTube Millionaires: ‘The Mean Kitty’ Is YouTube’s Most Beloved Cat

  Cory Williams’ cat is famous. There are few things the internet loves more than feline furballs, but when Williams uploaded “The Mean Kitty Song” (below) to then-fledgling YouTube in 2007, he didn’t expect it to go viral. But it did. Like, it really did. Today, “The Mean Kitty Song,” starring Williams’ cat Sparta, has been viewed 90 million times, making it the third most-watched cat video on all of YouTube.

  
• Indie Spotlight: ‘Lizzie Bennet Diaries’ Star Ashley Clements Reveals ‘Macbeth’ Retelling Set In Silicon Valley

  Ashley Clements, the powerhouse actress who starred in Hank Green and Bernie Su’s Emmy- and Streamy-winning YouTube web series The Lizzie Bennet Diaries, has successfully funded a new creative project.

  
• YouTube Millionaires: JSH DIY’s YouTube Channel Is A Slime Science Lab

  It’s probably not a surprise to hear that slimes are big business on YouTube. In fact, they’re big business all over the internet. From Instagram to TikTok to Facebook, there are millions of videos on the web featuring all types of slimes -- sticky, fluffy, clear, iceberg, cloud, fishbowl, butter...and, well, the list goes on. One thing the slime sector has seriously mastered is innovation, and to see a slice of that innovation, you can head over to JSH DIY’s channel.

  
• YouTube Millionaires: Lifestyle Guru Brianna Renee Always Knew She’d Be A YouTuber
• YouTube Millionaires: Ashley (aka ‘Bestdressed’) Teaches The Internet How To Do Fashion With A Combo Of “Uncensored Personality” And Expertly Crafted Videos
• YouTube Millionaires: ProPepper’s YouTube Channel Is All ‘Fortnite,’ All The Time — And That’s What Drives His 10+ Million Monthly Views
• YouTube Millionaires: Michael Tucker Of ‘Lessons from the Screenplay’ Has Been Dissecting Movies For Years. Now, He’s Making His Own.
• YouTube Millionaires: Top ‘Madden NFL’ Gamer YoBoy Pizza Takes On Real-Life NFL Stars In New YouTube Series
• YouTube Millionaires: Danielle Cohn Got Her Start On Musical.ly — Now, Her YouTube Music Videos Are Viewed By Millions
• Indie Spotlight: Web Series ‘SLUT’ Is About A Queer Person Of Color Surviving The Midwest
• YouTube Millionaires: DIY Expert Robby Is Ready For YouTube To Become Bigger Than TV