The creators on this list entertain, reflect what we know and have yet to learn. Today, we acknowledge the investment and impact these creators bring to the screen. They’ve caught my eye and kept it — here’s who & why.
From Miami, full-time content creator Quentin “Q” for 10+ years has self-produced his YouTube series, centered around his unfiltered commentary on culture and relationships.
A one-man show with segments addressing select topics related to politics political corner, entertainment, local and global communities/businesses — while flawlessly referencing his personal story.
“Hello. Award-winning stupid” — Trinity the Tuck (All Stars Season 7 E8) For 18 seasons, RU (a triple threat) has recruited savvy personalities to compete in Drag, branching to All Stars, Global, Holiday, Untucked, Pit Stop etc.
Since ‘09, contestants/winners rise to challenges, leave it on the runway (some of the best fashion design) and after releasing their vulnerabilities, some go on tour, record albums (most), publish books & work w/brands like Vogue.
It’s story time 🗞 from Atlanta to Miami, former bartender/dancer paints stories of resilience, friendship, travel and happenings from her POV on YouTube & TikTok.
Cali host, music artist and one-man show dives into the lives of artists, musicians and their projects — his niche coverage (Diddy trial) and consistency on YouTube is undeniable.
This record-breaking, allegedly unscripted reality (not unique to RHOA) documents the lives, triumphs, challenges, of single/married, appearing as well-to-do (not unique to RHOA) black women.
Also, two years shy from being on the air for 10 years — introducing iconic characters, quotables, sub-cultures and memes.
Writer, producer, emotional intelligence coach and pop culture critic not too long ago started her YouTube series — blending trending topics and tarot readings reminiscent of daily horoscopes.
Via multiple YouTube shows, former RHOA producer Carlos King interviews talent on reality TV and collaborates with talent in the industry to breakdown breaking moments in culture with the help of co-hosts like Lisa Raye, Claudia Jordan, Friends Zone host and Comedian Dustin Ross and Bluecentric — the group chat I didn’t know I needed.