Youtuber Oc Novels & Stories

Ton said, checking his camera's battery one last time. Miki Izawa, a ghost-hunting YouTuber, was live-streaming to her nearly one million followers. "Hey, everyone! Today, Miki is going to explore a new aquarium that just opened!" Her cheerful voice echoed through her bedroom, which was filled with content creation equipment.

The subtext was: he didn't like her. Just then, Jessica's message came through again. Jessica: [Sweetie, did you see my message? If you know Asher, please, you have to know him! Can you ask him if he'd be willing to collaborate on a video with me?!!] Jessica's message instantly snapped Wendy back to reality. Jessica was a very successful YouTuber. For her to get this excited, and for Asher Voss to be someone she had to pull all sorts of strings just to get a connection with—Asher Voss was a bona fide American football superstar at the peak of his popularity.

At first, I wasn’t going to go but then these crazy things happening to me made me rethink my decision. I picked up my phone with an intent to call any one of my friends but paused as the notification from YouTube showed on the screen. It was the notification from my favourite youtuber, so I just clicked on to watch the video. Ten minutes later I was scrawling through the different videos when I came across the video of that skimpy little birthday girl and him.

The girl always had good eyes for things like these and with Gab being her personal manager and all, it was essential she ran every video through with her. Maya had been an active YouTuber for years now, her channel had first started as a healthcare site, then she'd gotten only three subscribers; one from her mom, her dad, and Gabrielle. She soon realized that nobody wanted health advice from an eleven-year-old child, and that was when she developed a passion for cooking and makeup artistry. At first, she would get random new subscribers and comments, Maya remembered how giddy she felt back then.

Kevin's unwavering support was a lifeline in the stormy sea of my insecurities. "And," I continued, "everything changed when I started my YouTube channel." Kevin's eyebrows furrowed slightly, curiosity dancing in his eyes. "Your YouTube channel? How did that change things for you?" I chuckled softly, thinking back to those early days. "Well, you see, I've always been passionate about beauty, makeup, and fashion. It was my way of expressing myself, even when I felt invisible in the real world. So, I decided to start a YouTube channel where I could share my passion, my experiences, and connect with people who shared my interests."

They could barely peel their eyes from her. "Yeah, Eden, we've given you enough time to mope," Lydia chimed in as she snapped a quick selfie and posted it on her I*******m. Within seconds her phone pinged incessantly with notifications from millions of adoring fans. Lydia is a mega-successful YouTuber whose makeup videos have catapulted her to a goddess-like status on the internet.

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“Hi, guys. Welcome back to my channel! Today, I will be reviewing my latest A****n haul with the help of my little partner here, Zoe.” The camera panned to the left to show a giggling toddler. When she looked at the camera, Derek’s heart froze. It was as if he was looking at a miniature version of himself and his jaw dropped. The little girl in the video had shoulder-length blond curls and her bright blue eyes dazzled with delight as she grinned at the camera and waved one small hand. Rachel’s face filled the screen again and she was soliciting likes and subscriptions from her viewers as was the norm for YouTubers, then a brief montage played before the main video began playing.

I'm really good at hiding my emotions. Hey, jusko. I cried. I quickly held back my tears and just opened the youtube app on the Ipad. Vish might even see me crying for no reason. I just searched the name of my favorite youtube channel. Frame Order. Frame Order provides cartoon videos. But, most of their content is full of dark humor, so it's not the kind of cartoons suitable for children. I then started watching the videos. Sometimes it makes me laugh, sometimes it makes me uncomfortable because someone's hand is being cut off, and sometimes I hate it.

The power at my fingertips was as intoxicating as it was terrifying. Hey guys, I said, hitting record. This is Jade from Being the Little Guy. Welcome to my channel! This is where we dream big dreams and make them come true! Today, I want to talk about something very different than jobs and money and making it in the real world. Today, I want to talk about love.