Eman Kellam, born Emmanuel Olaniyan on November 27, 1997 in London, England, is a popular YouTube personality known for his unique content that bridges the gap between British and American slang. He grew up in the vibrant borough of Lewisham, where he discovered his passion for creating entertaining and engaging content.
At the age of 15, Eman created his YouTube channel under the name EmansBlogs in 2012. He initially started by uploading vlogs and lifestyle content but eventually found his niche with his "British Slang With" series. In this series, Eman quizzes American entertainers on their knowledge of popular U.K. colloquialisms, showcasing the differences between British and American English.
His interviews have garnered a lot of attention, with one of his most popular videos featuring actor Dave Franco. Eman's witty personality and clever questions have won him a loyal following, with over 120,000 subscribers tuning in to watch his videos.
Eman's parents are originally from Nigeria, and he credits them for inspiring his creativity and passion for entertaining others. His upbringing in a multicultural household has influenced his content, which often explores cultural differences and similarities.
One of Eman's viral videos, "Pranking My African Dad," gained widespread attention and was even sampled on French Montana's 2016 song "Check Come." This unexpected crossover highlighted Eman's impact as a content creator and entertainer.
Aside from his "British Slang With" series, Eman also creates reaction videos featuring his father, adding a personal touch to his content that resonates with his audience. His ability to connect with viewers on a human level has undoubtedly contributed to his success on YouTube.
As Eman continues to grow his channel and expand his reach, he remains dedicated to creating content that entertains and educates his audience. His unique perspective on language and culture sets him apart in the crowded world of YouTube personalities, solidifying his status as a rising star in the digital entertainment industry.
Related links