About

Tyler Oliveira is an American YouTuber known for his prank videos and for being MrBeast's seven millionth subscriber in 2018. In January 2020, he was widely criticized for uploading a video in which he tried to soak up his pool water with 10,000 rolls of paper towels.

Online History

On January 29th, 2018, Tyler Oliveira joined YouTube. On April 9th, he uploaded his first video "I'm the Bosses Son Prank!(Cops Were Called!?)" (shown below, left). The video gained 7,380 views in two year. On August 9th, he uploaded a video about being MrBeast's seven millionth subscriber and won $7,000 (shown below, right). The video garnered over 903,400 views in a year.

On January 2nd, 2019 he gained notoriety after uploading "I ACTUALLY Sold “Big Chungus” to Gamestop" which gained over four million views in a year (shown below, left) On July 2th, 2019, Oliveira uploaded his most popular video "I Trained Like "One Punch Man" For 100 Days" which received over 4.6 million views in six months (shown below, right).

Reputation

As of January 2020, Tyler Oliveira has over 590,000 subscribers on YouTube,^[1] 35,700 followers on Instagram,^[4] 193,700 followers on TikTok^[6] and 6,640 followers on Twitter.^[5]

Paper Towel Video

On January 10th, 2020, Tyler Oliveira uploaded "Can 1,000,000 Paper Towels Absorb A Swimming Pool?" which garnered over 209,800 views in six days (shown below). The video features Oliveira throwing countless paper towel rolls into his pool to see if it soaks up all the water. Ultimately only an inch of water was taken out of the pool with the towels.

Following the videos upload, various news sources like Independent^[3] and NY Post^[2] criticized Oliveira's video as a waste. He also received numerous critical remarks in the comment section. That week, Oliviera edited the video's description to say,

"Hey guys! To be honest, this video was a really bad idea. I was caught up in the idea of making a banger and I didn't really consider the net consequence on the world around me, and that's pretty messed up. Lately this video has been getting a substantial amount of negative attention on various internet news sources worldwide, and to be honest, I deserve the criticism on this one! Given that this video is receiving so much attention, albeit negative, I wanted to see if we could turn this big negative into a big positive!
I've donated $1000 to the Australian Red Cross organization, and have created a link below via Facebook Fundraiser where you can donate as well! All proceeds go directly to the Australian Red Cross organization which helps their emergency teams to fight the bushfires we're currently seeing across NSW, Qld and SA, and disasters yet to come.
Let's see if we can raise $10,000 !"

Personal Life

According to Famous Birthdays,^[7] Tyler Oliveira born and raised in Modesto, California.

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