The boys of Beta Squad are a snapshot of self-made YouTube success. There’s five of them, and they have a lot in common: they’re all from the U.K., they’re all university dropouts, they all knew they wanted to do YouTube from a young age, and they all supported themselves working day jobs (most of them in retail) before their YouTube careers took off.
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700,000 live viewers tune in as YouTube groups AMP, Beta Squad hold charity soccer match
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Creators Going Pro: In February, 5 “Ordinary” YouTubers Joined Forces As ‘Beta Squad.’ Now, They Have Nearly 400K Subscribers.
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