Daniel Howell

YouTuber, creator of unique content

Daniel Howell - Performers & Entertainers born June 11th, 1991
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A British YouTuber gained fame through engaging commentary and personal storytelling. Created the YouTube channel with millions of subscribers, focusing on mental health, LGBTQ+ issues, and internet culture. Produced various web series and special projects, including the popular 'Dan and Phil' channel alongside a fellow creator. Authored a book that explores personal experiences and self-discovery.

Created a popular YouTube channel with millions of subscribers

Collaborated on the 'Dan and Phil' channel

Authored the book 'You Will Get Through This Night'

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