Emma Chamberlain is an 18 years old YouTube star from San Bruno, California. Like most teens these days, she grew up with social media – YouTube was launched when she was just five years old, and her pass-time as a child was watching YouTubers.

So it wasn’t too surprising when at age fifteen she decided to try and make it on YouTube herself. She started posting videos daily, focusing on her day-to-day experiences and making fun of the more nonsensical aspects of her life.

Then, one day, she posted a video titled We All Owe The Dollar Store An Apology, where she ranted about the amazing (and ridiculous) finds we can only get at dollar stores. The video went viral, gaining thousands of views. In one month, she went from having 4,000 subscribers to having 150,000 – and her YouTube career finally started gaining momentum.

Today, just three years after that first video, she has a whopping 8.5 million subscribers and is being featured in media outlets across America. Recently she was even featured on the front page of Cosmopolitan! She’s still creating funny, quirky videos, and proves that sometimes, all you need to become a start is a decent sense of humor.   

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He has also published two books: Only Dead on the Inside: A Parent’s Guide to Surviving the Zombie Apocalypse, which offered useful advice for how to raise happy, healthy children in a world overrun by the undead, and Bare Minimum Parenting: The Ultimate Guide to Not Quite Ruining Your Child, which taught regular moms and dads to best overachieving parents by doing less. In the upcoming years, he plans to release another two books.

He became internet famous back in April 2016, all thanks to his Twitter account that has more than 1.12 million followers. Since then, he is known as one of the most popular dads on social media. His creations have been published in media worldwide including USA Today, US Weekly, The Daily Mail, The Telegraph, Huffington Post, ABC, Fox TV news, and many more.

His fans can also enjoy his other webcomics, such as Unfridgeworthy, and Wombat Dojo.

Scroll down and take a look at Breakwell’s work below.

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The Instagram account @KidsWriteJokes features genuine jokes written by children, which, as you might expect, is a treasure trove of hilarity.

Every word that you read from their photos is unfiltered and unedited. This means that they’re the actual jokes that kids dropped, and they’re as funny as you’d expected them to be.

True, some of them don’t really make any sense. But, that’s okay.

What matters is that they’re hilarious, and you can really picture out just how excited the kids were when they delivered the jokes.

So, be sure to scroll down below and prepare for your day to instantly be made better!

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Emma Chamberlain is an 18 years old YouTube star from San Bruno, California. Like most teens these days, she grew up with social media – YouTube was launched when she was just five years old, and her pass-time as a child was watching YouTubers.

So it wasn’t too surprising when at age fifteen she decided to try and make it on YouTube herself. She started posting videos daily, focusing on her day-to-day experiences and making fun of the more nonsensical aspects of her life.

Then, one day, she posted a video titled We All Owe The Dollar Store An Apology, where she ranted about the amazing (and ridiculous) finds we can only get at dollar stores. The video went viral, gaining thousands of views. In one month, she went from having 4,000 subscribers to having 150,000 – and her YouTube career finally started gaining momentum.

Today, just three years after that first video, she has a whopping 8.5 million subscribers and is being featured in media outlets across America. Recently she was even featured on the front page of Cosmopolitan! She’s still creating funny, quirky videos, and proves that sometimes, all you need to become a start is a decent sense of humor.   

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He has also published two books: Only Dead on the Inside: A Parent’s Guide to Surviving the Zombie Apocalypse, which offered useful advice for how to raise happy, healthy children in a world overrun by the undead, and Bare Minimum Parenting: The Ultimate Guide to Not Quite Ruining Your Child, which taught regular moms and dads to best overachieving parents by doing less. In the upcoming years, he plans to release another two books.

He became internet famous back in April 2016, all thanks to his Twitter account that has more than 1.12 million followers. Since then, he is known as one of the most popular dads on social media. His creations have been published in media worldwide including USA Today, US Weekly, The Daily Mail, The Telegraph, Huffington Post, ABC, Fox TV news, and many more.

His fans can also enjoy his other webcomics, such as Unfridgeworthy, and Wombat Dojo.

Scroll down and take a look at Breakwell’s work below.

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The Instagram account @KidsWriteJokes features genuine jokes written by children, which, as you might expect, is a treasure trove of hilarity.

Every word that you read from their photos is unfiltered and unedited. This means that they’re the actual jokes that kids dropped, and they’re as funny as you’d expected them to be.

True, some of them don’t really make any sense. But, that’s okay.

What matters is that they’re hilarious, and you can really picture out just how excited the kids were when they delivered the jokes.

So, be sure to scroll down below and prepare for your day to instantly be made better!

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