Tayler Holder Born from Alvarado, Texas, has enjoyed a broad career. He gained TikTok fame through video clips of lip-syncing. Short videos, and collaborating with other influential influencers of a major name and then recently switched to music.
Tayler Holder has been the focus of debate and speculation after a variety prominent influencers unfollowed him in February 2022.
Here’s what you should know about the most talked-about TikToker currently.
Tayler Holder became famous through lip-syncing without a shirt. TikTok videos.
Holder started to gain popularity in 2019. Making most lip-sync TikToks and joking around with friends in Los Angeles with friends, usually in shirts.
“Some people simply follow me because I’m quote-unquote, the most attractive guy. They are following me for,” he told Forbes’ Frederick Daso in an interview in January.
“Taylor isn’t a ‘typical influencer’ I don’t believe there’s a way to define it. ” Brendan Gahan, director of social media and partner at Mekanism the New York creative advertising agency said to Insider the magazine. Noting that many perceive Holder as an “one-dimensional and wannabe star.”
His fame has led him to be a part of TikTok content group Hype House in May 2020. His departure was announced two months following, declaring in an interview in which he said there was not bad will. But he’d “outgrown” the group.
Then he move into the Triller Compound which is a different content collective control by the TikTok competitor that is the video-sharing app Triller. Holder left in the the middle of 2021. In a clip released during the period, Holder cited restrictive rules as the reason for his decision to leave.
Alongside his popularity in TikTok, Holder began posting longer-form videos on YouTube with 1.9 million users. Holder additionally has 6.4 million Instagram followers, and typically post selfies.
He also started his music career in the month of December 2021.
On the 17th of December 2021, Holder released a teaser trailer in his TikTok profile to promote his new endeavor. Shifting away from lip-syncing to making and performing own songs.
“They do not follow me on songs,” he told Forbes. “You’re close to starting from the same way every time you begin an music career. Since you must build an audience for your music.”
On January 1. He release an album of songs including his most popular hit “Never Was You” that has been watched more than 300,000 times via YouTube.
“Music was always a goal to me.” Holder told Forbes. “It was always my goal to pursue throughout my existence. However I ended up becoming an influencer in the first place.”
Holder has come under fire in the past over selling face masks as well as due to his feud with DDG. DDG
In March of 2020 during the initial stages of the COVID-19 pandemic Insider said the fact that Holder received criticism from co authors for selling non-medical face masks at a price of $25.
Daniel “Keemstar” Keem, an internet-based newscaster tweeted “Bro you’re a scumbag and you’re aware of it !!!!!!!” following the announcement that Holder revealed that he was selling “a small amount” from his masks.
Holder later stopped selling masks. In an announcement to Insider in the year 2000. Explained that his goal was to “raise the awareness of my generation on the seriousness of COVID-19 by promoting fashion. ” Holder also said that any profits from sales would go to charity.
On the 19th of May 2021 the rapper DDG uploaded on YouTube a video entitle “Tayler Holder is Cancel… (He called me)” to tell me a)” *****)” in where he said that during an incident with Holder He accuse him of being the “Black-ass motherfucker” which he claims was interpret as a racist reference.
In a video response post two days after, Holder said his comments were misinterpret and that he was using the term “whack,” not “Black.” Holder also apologize for any violation that may have occurred.
A few influencers stopped following Holder at the end of the month of January in 2022.
In January of this year, Internet commentator DefNoodles report that over 40 of the most prominent TikTokers were unfollowed by Holder which included the ex of his girlfriend Charly Jordan. TikTok has been a hit with Loren Grey as well as Bryce Hall.
Hall also uploaded a mysterious image on his Instagram post that reads “things going to get wild,” which many believed was an ode to Holder.
On February 2nd, Holder appeared on an episode of the “BFFs” podcast, which was host by Dave Portnoy and Josh Richards. He admitted that several creators had stopped following Holder, but did not provide additional details. This led Portnoy to state that he had been inform there were “sexual accusations of misconduct.”
Holder said, “If it’s something to the level and severity I’ve worked with people who’ve been through such things and it’s something I’m not going to take lightly.”
He also said, “I don’t know why people are always glued to the internet I believe that it’s something that’s legally manage offline.”
In a YouTube clip posted on February 3, Hall claimed that Holder had written him the “cease and desist” letter. In February, Keem publish a purported image of the cease and desist notice that he claimed was sent to an unidentified “LA Influencer” for the benefit of Holder.
The law firm that is believe to involved with the letter or representatives of Holder immediately answer Insider’s request to comments.
