Massively-followed YouTubers Jake Paul (17.6 million subscribers) and RiceGum (10.8 million) are facing criticism after promoting MysteryBrand.net -- which offers a service some say is akin to gambling -- to their young viewers.
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Pro-PewDiePie Printer Hacker Returns, Making 5,500+ Smart TVs, Google Devices Urge Users To Subscribe
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Jake Paul, RiceGum Called Out For Promoting Mystery Box ‘Gambling’ Site To Kids
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Jack Black’s YouTube Channel Nabs 2.5 Million Subscribers In Less Than Two Weeks
Jack Black’s new gaming-focused YouTube channel, Jablinski Games, has netted more than 2.5 million subscribers since Black started it a little less than two weeks ago.
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Logan Paul Looks Back On A Controversial Year He Says Was The “Most Important” Of His Life
Famous and infamous YouTuber Logan Paul has released his 2018 wrap-up video, looking back on his controversial behavior in a year he says was the “most important” of his life.
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From Now On, Markiplier Will Donate All His Merch Proceeds To Charity — Which Could Add Up To Millions Of Dollars A Year
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YouTube Apologizes For Repurposing Creator’s Video Without Credit In Corporate Tweet
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Jack Black Launches YouTube Channel, Nabbing 600,000 Subscribers In 5 Days
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There’s Something Sinister Afoot In Macaulay Culkin’s Yule Log Video
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Pentatonix, Mariah Carey, ‘Frozen’ Top YouTube’s Top 10 Christmas Songs Of 2018
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YouTube Science Star Mark Rober Apologizes After Unwittingly Including Fake Footage In Viral Glitter Bomb Video
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Logan Paul Says “The Stigma Of Being A YouTuber Is Getting Old” Amid Podcast, Music Ventures
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Google Denies Adding Code To YouTube That Purposefully Slowed Microsoft Browser ‘Edge’
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