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Tuesday · 30 min
A Death in Cryptoland Introduces: There Goes My Childhood
<p>What ever happened to some of the first girls to grow up – and blow up – on the internet? </p><p><br></p><p>In the late 2000s, YouTube gave rise to a new profession: kid-fluencer – kids making content for other kids, earning millions-strong audiences and massive paycheques. And for years, some of the most popular YouTube videos for girls lived on one channel: Seven Super Girls. It featured a rotating cast of tween and teen girls uploading sketches, skits and vlogs daily. <strong>Host Spl

