Vahe Berberian

STRANGER FRUIT UNIVERSE @strangerfruituniverse · 10.9K

From the Executive Producer of The Grapevine, SFU is where radical Black and Brown voices debate and unpack controversial issues from the headlines and our timelines. Join Donovan Thompson in his audacious experiment, using conflict and compassion to foster empathy among melanated people everywhere.

Medium Brandon Russ @brandonrussmedium · 14.6K

Welcome to all things Conscious Medium Brandon Russ. https://www.tbrandonruss.com/

BabyMario1130 (10 Years On YouTube) @babymario1130 · 18.8K

Hi! This is my new account! I hope to get good videos and not bad ones. A few of video game playthroughs, Highlights from the TV Versions of movies, fake Disney VHS Previews, WeatherSTAR XL favorites from the early 2000s and more of variety of content! And sometimes, I record and upload my favorite WWE segments! Date Of Birth: November 30th, 1994 First Joined YouTube: August 2012 Returned To YouTube: January 14th, 2016 Discord Name: BabyMario1130 #8607

Sam Ramsdell @samramsdell5 · 13.7K

No it's not a filter, it's just my face Just giggling, being weird & eating

ImDam @imdam · 11.2K

hey i'm dam and also subscribe right now. funny memes, hilarious memes, funniest memes, and much more occur here!

Two Animators! LLP @twoanimators · 10.6K

Welcome to Two Animators! LLP on YouTube. This channel is dedicated to showcasing the work of brothers Tom and Joe Costantini. Together as Two Animators!, we’ve worked on a wide range of productions over the years, from animated series and shorts to music and explainer videos, commercial spots, games, mobile apps and more. We’ve worked on projects for both KIDS and ADULTS, so don’t be surprised to see a mix of the two on our channel. If you only want to view our KID-FRIENDLY videos, please visit our second channel: 2AToons! Thanks, Tom & Joe Costantini Two Animators! LLP

Karry Depie @karrydepie14 · 18.3K

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Bob Hope @officialbobhope · 10.3K

Bob Hope rose to the top of every medium he touched: headliner in Vaudeville, Broadway star, radio icon, movie idol and superstar on television. His persona reached audiences of every age in every decade of the 20th century. A popular star in Vaudeville, it was Broadway’s “Roberta” where Bob eventually caught the eyes of critics.  In 1938, NBC signed him for a radio show that became a fixture in American homes. It wasn’t long before Paramount called on Bob. He went on to make 50+ feature films, including the popular “Road Pictures” with Bing Crosby and Dorothy Lamour. In 1950, his TV career officially launched with “Star Spangled Revue.” An accomplished man, Bob’s greatest legacy was his commitment to American service personnel. For nearly 6 decades, at war or at peace, “G.I. Bob” crossed the globe with 57 USO tours for troops in WW II, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, and the Persian Gulf War. In the history of show business, no one traveled so far, so often, to entertain so many.