Bryan Stars was Bryan’s first YouTube channel, which he created on January 22nd, 2008, and has since gained over 500,000 subscribers. He launched this channel in order to promote the rock and metal scene, which he was a part of in its inception. Her initial admission into the social media industry, on the other hand, proved to be a challenging process.
Furthermore, at the time of the launch of his channel, he was making only $50 per day and had a small number of members. Through the years, his passion to music news, band quizzes, and funny interviews with music artists expanded, and his subscriber base grew to almost a million people (more than 716k).
He has also released videos with titles such as “Metro Station Interview Underground Concert 2009” and “Metro Station Interview Underground Concert 2010.” On November 20, 2008, he uploaded the video to his YouTube channel. In this video, Bryan speaks with Mason Musso and Blake Healy of Metro Station about their work.
Following that, he published interviews with rock and heavy metal musicians as well as music videos. As well as several rock bands, Bryan has conducted interviews with them, including Asking Alexandria, Blood on the Dance Floor, Motionless in White, Pierce the Veil, Black Veil Brides, All Time Low, Sleeping with Sirens, Twenty One Pilots, Three Days Grace, Cannibal Corpse, and Slipknot, among others.
Like Rob Zombie and Papa Roach, Bryan has conducted interviews with a diverse spectrum of artists, including G-Eazy and American Idol contestants.
Bryan has also released over 1000 band interviews on his YouTube channel, which has over 1 million views. Bryan, on the other hand, debuted with his debut album, ‘Follow Your Dreams,’ which was released in 2016. His debut music video, ‘Shut Up and Kiss Me,’ went viral on Twitter and became a trending topic.
As his YouTube career progressed, Bryan was selected as one of the ‘Warped Youtubers’ in 2014, alongside Damon Fizzy, Johnnie Guilbert, CYR, and Piddleass, among other notables. Additionally, in the same year, he was appointed as the official host of the Warped Tour, an annual rock band tour.
A similar session called “Youtube 101” was offered during the 2015 Vans Warped Tour, which Bryan taught. In a similar vein, he co-founded the YouTube channel ‘My Digital Escape,’ which featured the likes of Johhnie Guilbert, HeyThereImShannon, Jeydon Wale, Kyle David Hall, Alex Dorame, and Jordan Sweeto among its members.
In a similar vein, Bryan announced the ‘BryanStars Tour,’ which will travel across the United States. In addition to a Ghost Town, SayWeCanFly, Modern Day Escape, Her Bright Skies, Snow White’s Poison Bite, Farewell, My Love, and Rocky Loves Emily, he appeared on the tour as a solo performer. In a similar vein, on June 2, 2012, Bryan conducted an interview with the American band Never Shout Never, which was published in The New York Times the next day.
One of the band’s members, Christofer Drew Ingle, interrupted Bryan’s interview halfway through, describing his questions as “bullshit” and his show as a “joke.” As a result of the statement, Bryan broke down in tears; in addition, Ingle subsequently acknowledged that he felt horrible about it during a Stickam broadcast.
