YouTuber: meaning, definitions and examples
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YouTuber
[ หjuหtjuหbษr ]
online content creation
A person who creates and uploads videos on the platform YouTube, often with the goal of entertaining, educating, or engaging with their audience. YouTubers can cover a wide range of topics, from beauty and lifestyle to gaming and comedy. They often build a loyal fan base and may collaborate with other YouTubers or brands for sponsored content.
Synonyms
content creator, influencer, vlogger
Examples of usage
- Many YouTubers have millions of subscribers and earn a living from ad revenue and sponsorships.
- YouTubers often use editing software to enhance the quality of their videos.
- Some YouTubers host live streams to interact with their viewers in real time.
Translations
Translations of the word "YouTuber" in other languages:
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Etymology
The term 'YouTuber' emerged in the early 2000s with the rise of YouTube as a popular video-sharing platform. As more individuals began creating and uploading content regularly, the term became widely used to describe these online video creators. Over the years, YouTubers have become influential figures in the digital media landscape, with many achieving celebrity status and building successful careers through their online presence.