Garrett joins a number of other online stars in the publishing world: last week alone, new books came out from YouTubers Felix “PewDiePie” Kjellberg, Tyler Oakley and Zoe “Zoella” Sugg. Those friends are featured in Garrett’s latest expansion beyond YouTube: a book published by Egmont called Stampy’s Lovely Book, which blends cartoons, quizzes, facts, a cake recipe – cake being a recurring feature in Stampy videos – and tips for budding YouTubers. We’re not just collaborators, we’re friends and you can’t fake that,” says Garrett. We met as friends and got into YouTube together. Pretty much everyone I record with regularly, I knew before I or they were YouTubers. “People like the fact that we’re all just friends.

Those videos are filmed with a group of friends with their own alter-egos: Ballistic Squid, Lee Bear, Sqaishey, Amy Lee, Rosie and Finnball are household names for Minecraft-mad children, if not to the wider world. It’s nice to do that, but then to step away from it again and go back to sitting in a room making videos.” “It’s nice to step into that world and experience it, and I really enjoyed meeting as many fans as I could one-on-one in person. Then it ended, we got on the train home, and nobody looked twice at us!” he says. “We went to Minecon and for a couple of days you pretend you’re a rock star. Yet Minecon also showed the specific nature of the fame Garrett and his fellow YouTubers attract. Your former friend claiming she was involved in the scheme that led to you being poisoned would certainly be traumatizing, and she's certainly not above lying in order to make a point. Maybe she's trying to mess with Stampy's head.

Or perhaps the two had been in correspondence and collaborated for a while before she met HTT and/or realized she found him to be 'the man of dreams'?.

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