Creators on the Rise

• Creators On The Rise: Rebecca Rogers went viral as a TikTok teacher. Then she quit teaching.
• Creators On The Rise: Jennifer Delaney needed a relaxing hobby after her stressful day job. So, naturally, she picked trick shot archery.

  Back before YouTube Shorts, a lot of Joshua's channel growth came from his impression videos--something he never intended to be a central part of his channel, but after one impression video took off and brought in viewers, he kept doing them.

  
• Creators On The Rise: Artist Scott Christian Sava broadcasts live from his very own hobbit hole

  Back before YouTube Shorts, a lot of Joshua's channel growth came from his impression videos--something he never intended to be a central part of his channel, but after one impression video took off and brought in viewers, he kept doing them.

  
• Creators On The Rise: Erin Miller’s nostalgia chic channel is a time warp to 2003

  It tells you right there in the banner for Jorge Soto's YouTube channel: "this guy has infinite stories."If you were a teenage mallgoer in the early 2000s, you remember Hollister. The cranked-up music. The overwhelming perfume. The uber dark lighting we're pretty sure was purposefully designed to keep you from seeing the price tags. And, of course, the often delightful staff ready to judge your size, your taste, your budget, and everything else about you.

  
• Creators On The Rise: Horchata Soto’s bringing in hundreds of millions of views with his “infinite stories” of surviving retail hell
• Creators On The Rise: Coffeehouse Crime started as a COVID hobby. Now it’s host Adrian Stewart’s full-time career.
• Creators On The Rise: Airsoft entrepreneur kickingmustang could be right in front of you, and you’d never even know it
• Creators On The Rise: Joshua David McKenney wasn’t allowed to play with dolls as a kid. Now he makes his own—and they’re show-stopping collectors’ items.
• Creators On The Rise: SenyaiGrubs on loving “unfussy” foods and the “happy accident” of becoming a YouTuber
• Creators On The Rise: How Morgan Eckroth went from TikTok to the 2022 World Barista Championship
• Creators On The Rise: Seventeen years ago, Greg Francis got $100 to sealcoat a driveway. Now, hundreds of millions of people watch him do it on YouTube.
• Creators On The Rise: Austen Alexander’s Battle Bus is a view-generating mobile fitness studio–and it’s coming to a street near you.