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• YouTube Millionaires: AR12Gaming Started Sharing His Love For Racecar Games On YouTube In 2012. Now, His Company Sponsors Real-Life Racers.
• YouTube Millionaires: Mother-And-Son Team ‘Rosa Y Jaime’ Make Their Content By Finding Creativity In Everyday Situations

  This week’s YouTube Millionaires are a mother-son team, and that’s a first for us here at Tubefilter. We know there’s a saying about how going into business with family can be dicey, but turning YouTube in a family business has clearly worked out  well for Rosa and Jaime Batres.

  
• YouTube Millionaires: FaZe Swan Is “Just Trying To Stay Grounded, With Good People Around Me”

  In 2012, at just 14 years old, Casey Swanson’s video game trick shot skills caught the eye of a then-fledgling gaming group: FaZe Clan. Nowadays, Swanson is 21, and is better known on YouTube (where he has a golden one million subscribers) and Twitch (40,000) as FaZe Swan.

  
• YouTube Millionaires: NEFFEX Supplies YouTube’s Creator Community With A New Copyright-Free Song Each And Every Week

  Ask a YouTuber about finding background for their videos, and you'll likely get a sigh and a long-suffering look. That’s because in many cases, YouTubers can’t find copyright-free or inexpensive-to-license music to use in their videos.

  
• YouTube Millionaires: Singer-songwriter Macy Kate Says She Wouldn’t Change Her 7-Year YouTube Journey “For The World”
• YouTube Millionaires: The Brothers Behind ‘That’s Amazing’ Balance Busy High School Lives With A Growing Channel
• YouTube Millionaires: Alex Ernst Is Going To Make A Movie
• From YouTube To Cannes To A Theater Near You: Joe Penna on ‘Arctic’
• YouTube Millionaires: NFL Hopeful Donald De La Haye Was Forced To Choose Between YouTube And Football — But Now He Aims For Both
• Indie Spotlight: With ‘Black Girl’s Guide To Fertility,’ Writer Sonhara Eastman Aims To Break Stigma And Silence
• YouTube Millionaires: Denzel Dion Gives Subscribers His Opinion “Straight, With No Chaser”
• YouTube Millionaires: ‘Uber Pranks’ YouTuber Alyx Weiss Thrives On The Cringe