YouTube tapped Deestroying for its NFL broadcast, Anna Sitar got an acting gig, and Skibidi officially entered the dictionary.
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Have you heard? KSI’s got talent, British networks take on Ms. Rachel, and sorority girls make six figures.
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Have you heard? Deestroying gets a sideline gig, Anna Sitar acts, and Skibidi’s in the dictionary
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Deestroying earned a spot on a pro football roster. Then he landed on the injured reserve list.
Donald de la Haye, also known as Deestroying, made the San Antonio Brahmas of the United Football League but then got injured.
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Top 5 Branded Videos of the Week: Meme, Minecraft, meet squirrel
The Super Bowl has headlined YouTube's top sponsored videos for a few weeks, and though it's now past, our latest Gospel Stats Weekly Brand Report is still led by football--just, you know, the other kind. Also high up on this week's list are a smorgasbord of internet classics: memes, Minecraft, questionable vehicular activities, and befriending a wild animal.
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Top 5 Branded Videos of the Week: Mark Rober got booed at the Super Bowl, but his NFL collab is a hit
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Deestroying is going pro after signing a contract in the United Football League
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In the NIL era, the NFL is working with college athletes from 100 universities
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Deestroying is going toe-to-toe across the NFL with an expansion of his ‘1ON1’ series
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With Sunday Ticket on the horizon, YouTube is going deep at the NFL Draft
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College athletes are trending in the NIL era. What happens after graduation?
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Creators like Deestroying and Jesser are part of YouTube’s starting eleven for the 2022 World Cup
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Deestroying joins FaZe Clan to “take the sports world by storm”
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