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Meet 10 creators shaping the YouTube Shorts community Creator and Artist Stories By The YouTube Team Nov.11.2022 From comedy to baking to music, these Shorts creators are sharing their personal passions with audiences around the world. From comedy to baking to music, these Shorts creators are sharing their personal passions with audiences around the world. Community has always been at the heart of YouTube and this year, we’ve seen many Shorts creators join hands to build community by sharing ideas, fostering collaborative relationships and supporting each other. And making that strong community for these creators goes beyond collaborations on-platform. That’s why last month we surprised 10 YouTube Shorts creators from across the United States with YouTube Shorts parties so they and fellow creators in their cities could come together locally to inspire a sense of community and togetherness across Chicago, Boston, New York City, Charlotte, Atlanta, Miami, Houston, Dallas, Phoenix and San Francisco. From comedy to baking to music, these Shorts creators are sharing their personal passions with audiences around the world, and we're spotlighting the 10 creators who are shaping the YouTube Shorts community in their cities. Marina Mogilko Hailing from Russia, Marina is a creator and an entrepreneur

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Onur Dogman | LightRocket | Getty ImagesIn this weekly series, CNBC takes a look at companies that made the inaugural Disruptor 50 list, 10 years later.Spotify, once a Swedish startup tasked with tackling music piracy issues, is now the most popular audio streaming subscription service in the world.First launched in 2008, the platform began as a way to allow listeners to stream their favorite songs while still compensating artists for their work – a major issue caused by file-sharing services at the time, like Napster and LimeWire, which severely affected music sales as the services had no legal rights to the music.Today, Spotify has more than 80 million tracks available to users to stream. In its most recent earnings report, the company touted its 456 million active users with 195 million paid subscribers across 183 markets. The platform disrupted the audio streaming field – being named to the CNBC Disruptor 50 list in 2013, also making appearances on the list in 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017 – and set the blueprint for audio streaming services to come.Spotify's success quickly caught the eye of major technology competitors, who have since released their own streaming music platforms such as Apple Music, YouTube

'I flew all the way to Manchester to see Ronaldo and he's not playing!': YouTube sensation Speed jokes that he's 'crying' after flying from the US to watch his idol... only for the Portuguese star to be ruled out due to illnessYouTube sensation Speed decided to fly over to Old Trafford from the USHe wanted to see Cristiano Ronaldo in action against Aston Villa at Old TraffordHowever, Ronaldo missed out on United's matchday squad due to illness Speed has joked that he was left in tears after Ronaldo was ruled out By Sam Brookes For Mailonline Published: 15:34 EST, 10 November 2022 | Updated: 19:13 EST, 10 November 2022 YouTube sensation Speed has poked fun at himself after flying over from the US to watch his hero Cristiano Ronaldo play for Manchester United against Aston Villa, only for the forward to miss out due to illness.Speed has gained popularity for his gaming and entertainment livestreams. He is a huge United fan, and has made no secret of his admiration for Ronaldo.He has created a song about the five-time Ballon d'Or winner named 'Ronaldo ’ and has made it clear that he wants to meet his idol sooner rather than later. YouTube star

YouTube’s Music and Premium services added 30 million paid global subscribers over the course of about one year, bringing its total to 80 million. This marks a major jump from the 50 million subscribers YouTube reported last September as more users look to gain access to the perks that come with either service.These new numbers indicate that YouTube Music and Premium are growing even faster this year than the last. In last year’s report, YouTube said it added 20 million subscribers across both its services in just one year. Google doesn’t break down its numbers in either report, so it’s not clear what features users are subscribing for and how many subscribers each individual service has. It also includes those on free trials, which muddies the numbers up even more.YouTube Premium, which costs $11.99 per month, provides a number of perks, including ad-free videos, background play, and offline downloads. It also offers bundled access to YouTube Music and YouTube Kids. The $9.99 per month YouTube Music subscription, meanwhile, just gives you access to a library of music you can stream. It doesn’t come with access to YouTube Premium, but it still supports offline listening and lets you listen to music

In a remarkably rapid growth surge, YouTube’s Music and Premium services now have more than 80 million paying subscribers combined, a rep informs Variety — up a whopping 30 million from the 50 million the company announced in September of last year. It’s a dramatic leap, especially for a platform where so much can be had for free, and would seem to place YouTube — which is already the No. 1 overall streaming platform for music worldwide — as the world’s third or fourth-largest paid music-streaming service, behind Spotify, Apple Music and China-only Tencent, although such rankings are always piled with asterisks (such as whether or not free trials are included in the tally; YouTube includes them, which not all services do). Yet by any measure, the growth is remarkable and comes in tandem with a years-long charm offensive aimed at creators and the music industry. After a couple of false starts, YouTube Music and Premium launched their subscription services in earnest in 2018, around 18 months after music chief Lyor Cohen joined the company, following his many years in C-suite positions at Def Jam Records and Warner Music, as well as 300 Entertainment (which he co-founded and was sold

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A new electric Hummer with less than 15 kilometres on its odometer has been written-off by a YouTube star who drove the iconic pick-up into a ditch. A YouTube star in the US has taken the phrase “breaking in a new car” literally by damaging his GMC Hummer EV after clocking up less than 15 kilometres in the new electric pick-up.In a video uploaded to YouTube, Edmond Barseghian (known as Mondi) showed off his brand-new GMC Hummer EV – the 745kW/2033Nm, 4300kg battery-powered pick-up which General Motors claims can accelerate from zero to 100km/h in 3.1 seconds.As reported last month, the GMC Hummer EV is set to star alongside Ryan Gosling in a feature-length remake of 1980s cult TV show The Fall Guy, with parts of the upcoming action movie filmed in Australia.Mr Barseghian’s GMC Hummer EV is the flagship $US112,595 ($AU173,500) Edition 1 grade, exclusively available to the first round of customers who ordered the vehicle when it was revealed in October 2020.On the way to collect his new Hummer EV, Mr Barseghian tells his cameraman: “I want to jump the Hummer. I want to break the Hummer”.After taking delivery of the electric pick-up from a Los Angeles dealership