- Hannah Hart has been one of the most recognizable figures on YouTube since she rose to early internet stardom with her "My Drunk Kitchen" series.
- Hart, 32, has since gone on international tours, published two best-selling books, appeared in three feature films, and hosted multiple web and TV series since.
- Right now, Hart is preparing to launch a new cookbook, her new show on Ellen DeGeneres' digital network aired its first episode, and she's hosting a web series with BuzzFeed's Tasty.
- She also premiered a YouTube series, where she and other LGBTQ stars discuss coming out, and made a cameo in Taylor Swift's "You Need to Calm Down" music video.
- Here's a look at how Hart turned viral fame into a successful career in entertainment.
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Back when the word "YouTuber" was becoming a household term, Hannah Hart was one of the platform's most prominent stars. Upon launching her "My Drunk Kitchen" series – which was originally created for an audience of one – Hart went from a normal 9-to-5 post-graduate job to a sudden career in online entertainment.
Since the early days of her internet fame, Hart has continued to build her career both on YouTube and off of it. She has also launched a volunteer program and is an outspoken member of the LGBTQ community, including on YouTube.
"I would describe my career as a wonderful co-occurrence of pioneering and perseverance with just the right amount of opportunity," Hart, 32, told Insider.
Read on for a full look at Hart's journey, from the first generation of YouTubers to a career in movies, TV shows, webseries, books, activism, and more.
https://www.insider.com/youtuber-hannah-hart-my-drunk-kitchen-ellentube-food-network-2019-9
2019-10-05 12:30:14Z
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