55. Youtuber Alex Meyers Comedic Critiquing With Cartoons

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Alex has done a lot of cool things. He lost weight by playing Dance Dance Revolution. When he turned 18, he packed up his bags and moved to Japan. He made a YouTube channel that now has over 2.3 million subscribers. And that’s just scratching the surface! His story and experiences are captivating, so you’ll definitely want to tune in to this episode of Better Call Daddy to find out more. Connect with Alex! YouTube: Alex Meyers Some of his most popular videos have included "My first (and last) Tinder experience" and "Why is Amy Schumer so unfunny?" One of his primary breakthrough videos was his comedic animated critique of Riverdale entitled "Riverdale is a mess..."

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Have you ever wondered what's the best way to lose weight WITHOUT going on an extreme diet or conforming to some fad? What if we told you the answer is video games? Not only that but what if video games also lead you to a million views on Youtube?! Alex Meyers joins us today to share his dramatic life experience that will challenge the way you deal with problems! Tune in now to Better Call Daddy: The Safe Space for Controversy.

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