PPC LandYouTube at 7 events this season: VidCon, DreamCon, and what it means for ads: YouTube announced a seven-stop creator event tour for 2026, starting at VidCon Anaheim on June 25, with panels on AI, brand deals, and the platform's algorithm. https://ppc.land/youtube-at-7-events-this-season-vidcon-dreamcon-and-what-it-means-for-ads/ #YouTubeEvents #VidCon2026 #DreamCon #YouTubeCreators #SocialMediaMarketing
Sara Fayehttps://youtube.com/watch?v=EJuT_KlSJ8E&si=K4UkLM2Ic0zL2AMz #Birds #birdwatching #nature #wildanimals #WildLife #outdoors #YouTube #YouTubeCreators #birdvideosforcatstowatch #naturelovers #FeatheredFriends #vogels #dieren #wildbirds #wildbirdsfreeinnature #wild
Two Barn Swallows Grooming Themselves by the Water
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A Tree Swallow Grooming Themselves on a Sunny Day #shorts
FYI: Inside 'the leap': how YouTube Shopping and Memberships fund full-time careers: Three creators share how YouTube Shopping, Channel Memberships, and Shorts analytics helped them leave day jobs and build sustainable full-time businesses. https://ppc.land/inside-the-leap-how-youtube-shopping-and-memberships-fund-full-time-careers/ #YouTubeShopping #ChannelMemberships #ContentCreation #YouTubeCreators #DigitalMarketing
KillBait NewsYouTube creators achieve major box office success with two leading weekend films
📰 Original title: This weekend’s two biggest movies were both directed by YouTubers
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YouTube creators achieve major box office success with two leading weekend films
This TechCrunch article reports on an emerging trend in the film industry: successful feature films directed by creators who originally built their audiences on YouTube. Over a single weekend, the top two movies at the box office were both directed by former YouTubers, signaling a shift in how mainstream entertainment talent is being discovered and developed. Leading the box office is “Backrooms,” directed by Kane Parsons, a filmmaker who originally gained attention through a YouTube series based on eerie found-footage storytelling inspired by internet lore. The film, produced by A24, is projected to earn approximately $81 million domestically in its opening weekend, setting a new record for the studio and surpassing the previous high set by “Civil War.” Its success demonstrates how online-native creators can translate viral concepts into major theatrical releases with wide commercial appeal. In second place is “Obsession,” directed by Curry Barker, another YouTube-origin creator known for horror content. Although its estimated $26.4 million weekend total is smaller, the film is notable for its unusual box office trajectory, growing in revenue across multiple weekends rather than declining, a rare phenomenon in modern theatrical releases. Industry context suggests this level of sustained growth is virtually unheard of outside holiday releases, with comparisons indicating it may be the first film since 1982 to increase earnings across both its second and third weekends. The article also references earlier success from YouTuber Mark Fischbach (Markiplier), whose adaptation “Iron Lung” earned nearly $41 million domestically. Industry analysts cited in the piece suggest that these creators benefit from long-standing audience relationships developed over years of content creation, allowing them to bring built-in fan bases into traditional cinema. Overall, the story highlights a broader “YouTube-to-Hollywood” pipeline, where digital creators are increasingly transitioning into mainstream filmmaking with notable commercial success.
KillBaitYouTube creators achieve major box office success with two leading weekend films
📰 Original title: This weekend’s two biggest movies were both directed by YouTubers
🤖 IA: It's not clickbait ✅
đź‘Ą Users: It's not clickbait âś…
YouTube creators achieve major box office success with two leading weekend films
This TechCrunch article reports on an emerging trend in the film industry: successful feature films directed by creators who originally built their audiences on YouTube. Over a single weekend, the top two movies at the box office were both directed by former YouTubers, signaling a shift in how mainstream entertainment talent is being discovered and developed. Leading the box office is “Backrooms,” directed by Kane Parsons, a filmmaker who originally gained attention through a YouTube series based on eerie found-footage storytelling inspired by internet lore. The film, produced by A24, is projected to earn approximately $81 million domestically in its opening weekend, setting a new record for the studio and surpassing the previous high set by “Civil War.” Its success demonstrates how online-native creators can translate viral concepts into major theatrical releases with wide commercial appeal. In second place is “Obsession,” directed by Curry Barker, another YouTube-origin creator known for horror content. Although its estimated $26.4 million weekend total is smaller, the film is notable for its unusual box office trajectory, growing in revenue across multiple weekends rather than declining, a rare phenomenon in modern theatrical releases. Industry context suggests this level of sustained growth is virtually unheard of outside holiday releases, with comparisons indicating it may be the first film since 1982 to increase earnings across both its second and third weekends. The article also references earlier success from YouTuber Mark Fischbach (Markiplier), whose adaptation “Iron Lung” earned nearly $41 million domestically. Industry analysts cited in the piece suggest that these creators benefit from long-standing audience relationships developed over years of content creation, allowing them to bring built-in fan bases into traditional cinema. Overall, the story highlights a broader “YouTube-to-Hollywood” pipeline, where digital creators are increasingly transitioning into mainstream filmmaking with notable commercial success.
LusogeekYouTubers revolt as YouTube launches AI tool that “remixes” other peoples’ Shorts
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CBC Top StoriesDutch YouTube creators behind Alberta separatist videos getting millions of views
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/alberta-separatist-youtube-channels-netherlands-9.7174719?cmp=rss
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/alberta-separatist-youtube-channels-netherlands-9.7174719?cmp=rss
CBC CalgaryDutch YouTube creators behind Alberta separatist videos getting millions of views
A number of accounts creating misleading YouTube videos about Alberta separatism with millions of views appear to have their origins in a Dutch digital marketing course, a CBC/Radio-Canada investigation has found.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/alberta-separatist-youtube-channels-netherlands-9.7174719?cmp=rss
A number of accounts creating misleading YouTube videos about Alberta separatism with millions of views appear to have their origins in a Dutch digital marketing course, a CBC/Radio-Canada investigation has found.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/alberta-separatist-youtube-channels-netherlands-9.7174719?cmp=rss
Dutch YouTube creators behind Alberta separatist videos getting millions of views
A number of accounts creating misleading YouTube videos about Alberta separatism with millions of views appear to have their origins in a Dutch digital marketing course, a CBC/Radio-Canada investigation has found.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/alberta-separatist-youtube-channels-netherlands-9.7174719?cmp=rss
A number of accounts creating misleading YouTube videos about Alberta separatism with millions of views appear to have their origins in a Dutch digital marketing course, a CBC/Radio-Canada investigation has found.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/alberta-separatist-youtube-channels-netherlands-9.7174719?cmp=rss
