"Southampton’s Kyron Hamilton has racked up truckloads of views for his shrewdly observed classroom caricatures. His is a recognisable character comedy talent, transferable beyond TikTok’s rigid confines."

Kyron features in a Forbes’ new article explaining how creators’ jobs are not as easy as they may seem. Kyron talks about how he got started on TikTok and his trouble with creative block.

Margravine co-founder Caspar Lee sat down with Molly Innes from Insider. Caspar talks about why he stopped posting YouTube videos in 2019 and his transition from YouTuber to entrepreneur.

Dianne features on the cover of P.S. Magazine which can be found inside The Sunday Post. Dianne speaks about how lockdown has changed her love life, the thrill of returning to TV and going back to her roots.

Paul’s videos typically feature accessible breakdowns of personal finance tips like the 50-30-20 rule for household budgeting (50 per cent “needs”, 30 per cent “wants”, 20 per cent savings). His videos are usually structured as a conversation, with Paul voicing both himself as the dispenser of wisdom and a confused interlocutor, who butts in with questions.