He knows that he is committed to just number one. But I'd say the biggest YouTuber we met recently, though, would be Mr. He is a good representation of what YouTube is. I would love to meet Pewdiepie because he's the number one creator, and I love just to see what he's up to. Like you'll see, Harley and Josh in our video, where we recreated one of their epic meals, and we had them as special guests in our video. We know these people personally from these conferences that we've gone to, and our projects are hand in hand. To add another person like back when we first started is Hannah Hart. JP: I'm so glad that she is from my town. So I think that’s his passion, like Jenna Marbles with everything and she's from the same town JP's from. JP's the host he is the one talking to the audience and creating it. I was there on the idea, and JP and I work together on that like initially in the first ten videos. I didn't have a passion for video editing the same way that JP did. I didn't watch YouTube at that time for entertainment, but I did like music videos and things like that. You’ll see my hand cooking and stuff like that. Julia: Initially, I was super disconnected with content creation as creation. We turned into a real rock band we were getting gigs. JP: We were offered to go on MTV, and we also were paid to go to like bars to compete against other bands with plastic instruments, and all we had to do was win, and they would pay our bar tab and feed us. He was in one of the top leading Guitar Hero bands of his time. Julia: Since then, before JP and I met, he created videos that went viral for the time, like those cool Guitar Hero videos. So, all I did was an experiment with a camera and made funny videos around 2002. I always just wanted to make some funny videos. I wanted to craft like parody satire stuff that I would see on websites like eBay bombs world and before YouTube existed. JP: I started the minute I saved up enough money to get a camcorder. Julia: JP has been making videos back before iPhones existed. You could live anywhere, be happy, and make it work. But I guess I’ll throw that out there as a preaching type of thing, but you had to have a positive outlook on life, in general. I believe we are fortunate because I think about all the places you could choose to go to, you don't know what place will make you happy. I think it is healthy to have the place that we decided to go to live in. We went right down to Orlando, where we live now. And then about four years ago now, we both quit our jobs and left Upstate New York. We met before I graduated from college.Īt that time, we were making videos like it's just something that became a passion as we fell in love doing it, and it's always something we just did in addition to our work. I ended up quitting that job and worked as a paralegal at a law firm, which I did for about a year. I also got a job doing radio advertising. JP grew up in Rochester, New York, and I grew up in Saratoga Springs, New York. We worked in the restaurant business when we went throughout college. Julia: We just want to acknowledge, that is from the upbringing of our families.
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