A daily house-sitting vlog to fight boredom in 2007 turned into five years and over 1,500 episodes of DailyGrace, a Netflix film, an E! talk show, and a Hanna-Barbera voice role — Grace Helbig's path through nearly two decades of internet comedy.
A webcam video of a failed, cheeseless grilled cheese sandwich in 2011 turned into a decade-long weekly series, two New York Times bestselling books, and a Netflix film — all before Hannah Hart turned 30.
One of the internet's first 'lifecasters', broadcasting her life on webcam before YouTube existed — then a viral 300-page paper phone bill in 2007 turned Justine Ezarik into one of tech's longest-running YouTube voices.
A dishwasher and short-order cook at 17, a trailer-park father, a $2M HBO deal for a homemade documentary series, and by 2016 a $25 million exit to CNN for the video app he co-founded.
Thirteen siblings, a bulimia diagnosis he wrote about candidly, and a dorm-room YouTube channel in 2007 that grew into one of the platform's defining voices — then, in 2025, a place in VidCon's first-ever Hall of Fame.
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