Tydus Talbott

Tydus Talbott was born on May 24, 2014, in Santa Cruz. He is the only son of the "YouTuber" couple Travis Talbott and Corey Struve Talbott. Tydus has a younger sister named Ryatt. The Talbott family currently lives in the upper Westside of Santa Cruz.

Tydus stepped into the social-media scene when he was just a toddler. His parents, who were then planning to start a vlog, finally created their family channel, 'Trav and Cor.' Although they created the channel a few months after Tydus was born, they posted their first video two years later. Tyler’s debut video, titled ‘1 year old Tydus snowboarding! **EPIC**,’ featured little Tydus trying to snowboard in South Lake Tahoe, probably for the first time. The video soon caught the attention of many. The couple then began vlogging regularly, and with time, the channel gained a decent subscription base. When Tydus grew up a little, his father included him in a number of comedy videos and prank videos. In one of such video, little Tydus impersonated popular social-media star and ‘Vine’ artist Jake Paul. The video, titled ‘3 Year Old JAKE PAUL!! (RARE FOOTAGE),’ received millions of views and earned Tydus the pseudonym “Mini Jake Paul.” He later met Jake Paul in person, a number of times. Tydus’s parents made vlogs of those meetings and later posted them on their channel. With millions of views, the channel has now earned more than 900 thousand subscribers.

Tydus has an 'Instagram' account titled 'Mini Jake Paul.' Managed by his father, the account now has more than 758 thousand followers, owing to the cute and adorable pictures of Tydus. In addition, he has a second 'Instagram' account, which he shares with his younger sister. This account has a little more than 20 thousand followers. Tydus also regularly gets featured on his family’s 'Instagram' page, ‘travandcor,’ which now has over 70 thousand followers.

When Tydus was about nine months old, he made headlines after being clicked with the legendary Hollywood actor Bill Murray. The actor lifted baby Tydus above his head in front of a gallery at the 'Pebble Beach Golf Links,' located in California, during an ongoing event. The photo was published on the first page of almost all local newspapers, including the 'Santa Cruz Sentinel.' Tydus might not remember the moment, but it was indeed a moment of pride for his parents to watch their child share the same frame with a legend.