Scotty Sire, the Vlog Squad member-turned-rap artist, released his sophomore album What’s Going On on Monday. The album, which peaked at No. 10 on the iTunes pop charts, speaks to Sire’s struggles with anxiety, and was inspired by some of his favorite artists, including Twenty One Pilots, Panic! At The Disco, and Busta Rhymes.
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Scotty Sire Signs With Indie Rock Label Fearless Records, Drops Christmas Track
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Scotty Sire’s Sophomore Album Debuts At No. 10 On iTunes Pop Charts
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Creators Going Pro: Scotty Sire Found His First Fans On Vine, But Support From YouTube Subscribers Transformed His Music Career
Scotty Sire is fresh off his first sold-out national tour, and he wants you — yes, you -- to notice him. At least, according to his new single, “Notice Me” (below), which has netted more than half a million views since its debut this past Saturday.
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Scotty Sire Performs New Music At Wango Tango Ahead Of Summer EP Release
Scotty Sire, a founding member of David Dobrik’s 'Vlog Squad' -- who counts 2.7 million subscribers on his personal YouTube channel and 2.6 million followers on Instagram -- has taken another major step on the difficult-though-well-trod road from YouTuber to music star.
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Vlog Squadder Scotty Sire Drops Self-Funded Debut Album ‘Ruin Your Party’
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MTV Taps Tessa Brooks, Bretman Rock, Scotty Sire To Announce VMA Nominees On Instagram’s IGTV
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Vlogger Scotty Sire Lands On Trending Tab With Lyric Video For New Song ‘Mister Glassman’
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Jennifer Lopez Collabs With David Dobrik And More YouTube Stars Ahead Of AT&T Concert Event
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Fullscreen’s Fall Slate To Feature Originals From Jay Versace, Scotty Sire, Alyx Weiss, More
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Buzzy Vlogger Zane Hijazi Rents L.A. Billboard To Commemorate 100th Video
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