GloZell: American YouTuber, Comedian & Actress

GloZell: American YouTuber, Comedian & Actress

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YouTuber, Comedian, Actress

Los Angeles

A musical theatre graduate who spent years attending Jay Leno tapings just to study his comedic timing turned an audience-interview blog into a YouTube channel — and ended up interviewing President Obama from the White House.

About GloZell: American YouTuber, Comedian & Actress

GloZell Green was born in Orlando, Florida, to parents Gloria and Ozell — her stage name is a portmanteau of theirs. She earned a BFA in musical theatre from the University of Florida in 1997 before moving to Hollywood in 2003 to pursue acting and comedy, joining the sketch troupe The Groundlings and attending 600 consecutive tapings of The Tonight Show with Jay Leno to study his craft. She started a blog interviewing fellow audience members at Leno's tapings, then began posting the videos to a new YouTube channel in 2008; her earliest viral hit, 'My Push Up Bra Will Help Me Get My Man', passed 20 million views, and her 2014 cinnamon challenge video has drawn more than 60 million. In January 2015 she interviewed President Barack Obama in a livestream from the White House. She voiced Little Debbie in Disney's Ralph Breaks the Internet (2018), launched The GloZell Show with Million Stories Media in 2020, and has more recently appeared on Food Network's Worst Cooks in America.

Date of Birth1972-07-30
ProfessionYouTuber, Comedian, Actress
NationalityAmerican
Zodiac SignLeo
Genderfemale
LanguagesEnglish

Career Journey

2003–2008
The Groundlings to YouTube

GloZell moved to Hollywood in 2003, joined The Groundlings, and studied Jay Leno by attending 600 consecutive Tonight Show tapings before turning her audience-interview blog into a YouTube channel in 2008.

2008–2014
Viral hits and the cinnamon challenge

Her early video 'My Push Up Bra Will Help Me Get My Man' passed 20 million views, and her 2014 cinnamon challenge video became her most-watched, with over 60 million views.

2015
Interviewing President Obama

GloZell interviewed President Barack Obama in a YouTube livestream hosted at the White House in January 2015.

2018–present
Disney, her own show, and Food Network

She voiced Little Debbie in Disney's Ralph Breaks the Internet (2018), launched The GloZell Show in 2020, and has since appeared on Food Network's Worst Cooks in America.

Top Categories

Lifestyle

Achievements & Milestones

4.51M
YouTube subscribers
60M+
Views on her cinnamon challenge video
2015
Interviewed President Obama at the White House
2018
Voiced Little Debbie in Disney's Ralph Breaks the Internet

Media & Features

Forbes Chicago Tribune Jimmy Kimmel Live! Food Network

Videos

FAQs

Who is GloZell?

GloZell Lynette Green (born July 30, 1972) is an American YouTuber and comedian from Orlando, Florida, best known for viral challenge videos and for interviewing President Barack Obama at the White House in 2015.

Has GloZell done voice acting?

Yes. She voiced the character Little Debbie in Disney's 2018 animated film Ralph Breaks the Internet.

How can brands work with GloZell?

Through her publicly listed business contact, Julie@blu-fly.com, shown on her verified Instagram account.

Latest News

GloZell recently appeared on Food Network's Worst Cooks in America, alongside continuing her YouTube channel featuring challenges, song reviews and mother-daughter content.