BryanStars

Bryan dropped out of the University of Nebraska at the age of 20 to focus on his YouTube channel ‘BryanStars.’ He had to create a channel for himself because the music industry did not look into the rock and metal scene that he created. He had a hard time being accepted in the industry. Bryan earned just $50 per day at the beginning of his channel when he didn’t have many subscriptions. However, he started getting famous after a period of time when he started interviewing popular music bands like Slipknot and Korn. He won $35000 in 2011 at the YouTube Next Up! contest in New York City. He now earns thousands of dollars for every person that subscribes to his channel. His popular music interviews include Mitchel Musso, winners of American Idol, Keri Hilson, Of Mice & Men, Rob Zombie, Cody Simpson and others. One of his most popular songs is‘Shut Up and Kiss Me’, a single from his recent album ‘Follow Your Dreams.’

Bryan considers music to be his passion and that does not only mean that he just likes music but also likes everything associated with it. He respects his profession and music along with the interviewees. He had been a part of the Never Shout Never incident where Christofer Drew Ingle, the lead guitarist of the band had called Bryan’s show a joke and had disrespected Bryan’s questions. Bryan became so upset that he cried and the interview was called off. Hethen apologized to the public on camera for his actions even though what had happened was not his fault. Christofer was later arrested for the possession of marijuana and stated that he was on acid during the interview. Following the incident, Bryan received wide support from several musicians including Kellin Quinn and Andy Biersack.

Bryan Odell had arranges Music Tours where famous bands like Catching your Clouds, Her Bright Skies, Snow White’s Poison Bite, Late Nite Reading, Rocky loves Emily and others play. Hewas a part of the contest put together by Pinyata where YouTubers were challenged to generate followers and raise awareness about current issues. He wanted to win the contest so that he could donate $5000 to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.