Roman Atwood
YouTuber and filmmaker, creator of vlogs
Born
May 28th, 1983
42 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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Gained popularity through vlogs on YouTube, showcasing daily life and pranks. Launched the channel 'RomanAtwood' which amassed millions of subscribers. Produced content that combined humor with personal moments, resonating with a wide audience. Involved in multiple charitable endeavors, including fundraising for children’s hospitals. Transitioned to feature films, contributing to family-friendly entertainment.
Created the 'RomanAtwood' YouTube channel
Produced the film 'Natural Born Pranksters'
Won the Shorty Award for Best YouTube Comedian
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