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Trisha Paytas started their YouTube account as a dedication to their hero Quentin Tarantino

They followed many other different ventures early in their career

Their YouTube channel began to take off when they started posting more opinionated vlogs and comedy skits

But some of their more controversial humor didn't go down well

They have openly admitted to posting videos just for the clicks

Paytas had a close friendship with fellow YouTuber Shane Dawson

They have also had a pretty lucrative music career

They have even written some religious pop as an ode to their faith, as a Roman Catholic at the time

Paytas has written 11 books in total, experimenting with poetry, novels, and an autobiography

They also appeared on 'Celebrity Big Brother' in the UK, but walked out of the house on the 11th day

Paytas once said they did not want to identify as a person

Paytas has dated several public figures

The first high-profile relationship Paytas had on YouTube that people really started paying attention to was with Sean van der Wilt

Paytas and van der Wilt's breakup was full of controversy

A few days after their breakup, Paytas posted a video saying they were a 'chicken nugget'

Paytas shares so much on their channel because YouTube is the only place they feel heard

Paytas also has a complicated history with Aaron Carter

Paytas also dated Vlog Squad member Jason Nash

Paytas and Nash broke up in February 2019, which was hard for them

Paytas said it's incredibly hard experiencing relationships and breakups in the public eye

Despite staying friends initially, their relationship soured and Paytas spoke out against Nash and the Vlog Squad several times

In May, Paytas also got into an emotional feud with h3h3's Ethan Klein

Paytas also has a complicated relationship with one od YouTube's most popular gossip channel hosts, Keemstar

Keemstar also covered a story of another YouTuber called Nikocado Avocado who leaked private messages with Paytas

Paytas and Nikocado Avocado made up a few months later and filmed Mukbangs together

In August, Paytas appeared on a YouTube show called 'The Reality House'

Paytas appeared on Logan Paul's podcast 'Impaulsive'

Paytas sometimes stays out of drama for a few months

On October 7 2019, Paytas came out as transgender

After weeks of teasing an engagement, Paytas got married to a cardboard cutout of Brad Pitt

Paytas made a lingering feud with fellow YouTuber Gabbie Hanna public

They apologized for accidentally uploading a video to TIkTok where they showed nudity

In March 2020, Paytas said they have dissociative identity disorder

Paytas and Klein settled their feud in September 2020

Paytas set their sights on a feud with Charli D'Amelio in November 2020

Paytas came out as non-binary in April 2021

A massive argument led to 'Frenemies' ending in June 2021

Paytas announced they are pregnant after years of fertility issues

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Trisha Paytas has been an incredibly compelling character to watch on YouTube since they created their YouTube account blndsundoll4mj in 2007. For over a decade Paytas has posted Mukbangs, extremely emotional personal vlogs from their kitchen floor, and gotten into more public feuds than maybe any other influencer — they've battled David Dobrik, Ethan Klein, and Charli D'Amelio, to name a few.
In Paytas' 12 years on the platform, they have grown a following of 5.1 million subscribers on their main account and over a million on their separate vlog channel . No matter who Paytas is dating or who they are arguing with, their subscribers can't get enough, and they have penetrated nearly every corner of the online world. They even manage to make a video about cooking scrambled eggs entertaining.
Paytas has had a complicated history with their identity — claiming to be transgender and to to have Dissociative identity disorder in the past. They now identify as non-binary and use they/them pronouns.
Paytas is a self-confessed troll. They told Insider the last 14 years have been carved out by always wanting "to be known."
"I never cared about being rich or anything, still don't," they said. "I just have this constant need for attention. Maybe that's a bad thing, maybe not, but it's how I thrive."
Here's the lowdown on some of the most memorable parts of Paytas' career so far, to help explain why they are one of the most iconic and persistent people to ever grace YouTube with their presence.
When Paytas started their channel, it was devoted to counting down the days to Quentin Tarantino film "Inglorious Basterds" and reading out raps and poems that they dedicated to the director. But Paytas' content evolved over the next year or two to include dieting vlogs, dating and beauty advice, and even an attempt to try and break the world record for speed talking — a skill that got them an appearance on " The Ellen DeGeneres Show ."
As well as "Ellen," Paytas appeared on "America's Got Talent" and "Jimmy Kimmel LIVE!"
"To this day, I try not to say no to any opportunity to be introduced to a new audience," they told Insider. "The platform is always changing, growing and getting more and more saturated — you have to stay ahead of it all."
Back in 2010, Paytas claimed to be a tanning addict on an episode of "My Strange Addiction." In a YouTube video they further explained it helped with their "physical shape and acne." Paytas has been cast in episodes of "Modern Family" and "Who Wants to Be a Superhero?", and the movie "Wunderlust" which starred Paul Rudd and Jennifer Aniston.
Paytas also appeared in the music videos of several artists including Eminem, Amy Winehouse, The All-American Rejects, and Les Savy Fav.
In 2013, they were a guest on Dr Phil and spoke out against people who criticize their looks in a segment called "girls who bash girls who dress sexy."
Paytas began building more of an audience on YouTube when they started being more opinionated and experimenting with comedy skits, such as their video " Couples Therapy: Ryan Reynolds and Scarlett Johansson ." They also received some attention for saying they were going to vote for Mitt Romney in 2012 .
Paytas' character Trishii , for example, was supposed to be a Japanese popstar. Trishii even made a music video , which was taken down due to the backlash. Paytas explained in a video in 2012 the video was removed at the request of a woman who featured in it.
Paytas has admitted that some of their more outlandish videos were posted just to get the clicks. They told Business Insider their support of Romney was one of those cases, as was a video where they claimed " dogs don't have brains ."
They said they thought "dumbing [them]self down" would get more views, and they didn't realize that more people would watch "if I was just real and true to who I was."
Paytas told Insider they owed a lot of their success on YouTube to Shane Dawson. They said they first met when they were cast as a stripper in one of his early YouTube videos.
"I remember going to Shane's house for the shoot, this was years before we even became friends and made our own videos together, but I was like 'What do you do?' straight up," she said. "He had this big house and was paying all these actors and crew to make videos and his mom told me it was all from YouTube."
Once Dawson told people about Paytas, it opened up the doors to grow their following, they said.
"I think everyone was weirded out by me but once I got the co-sign from Shane, more people were open to getting to know me and collabing with me and that meant a lot," they said. "Before that, I was about getting my face out on mainstream media wherever I could."
However, in January 2021, Paytas and Dawson's relationship fell apart, after Paytas feuded with Dawson's close friend Jeffree Star.
In November 2014, Paytas started their musical career with their first single — a cover of Eartha Kitt's "Santa Baby." The next April they released a video for a cover of Elvis Presley's "A Little Less Conversation," followed by an original song called "Fat Chicks" in May 2015.
"No one comes right out and says it: fat," Paytas told Business Insider at the time. "It's like this taboo word that people do take offense to, including me at one point, but why?"
They said it was "just taking a word that so many people describe me as and throwing it away."
"Like, I'm fat fat fat fat, is that good now?" they said. "Can we stop talking about that in every video I post and every picture I take?"
In 2017, Paytas released "A Jesus Bop" and "I Love You Jesus," as an ode to their faith as a devout Roman Catholic. These tracks were followed up with "A Christmas Jesus Bop" in 2018 and "Jesus Rises (Easter Song)" in 2019.
The video for "A Jesus Bop" features a YouTuber who calls himself Jesus Christ , who used to make money on Fiverr reading out statements from fans.
Paytas has since begun to convert to Judaism since their engagement to Israeli artist Moses Hacmon.
Paytas has released 11 books, the first of which was titled "The History of My Insanity," released in 2013. Their latest book, "101 Poems About My Ex-Boyfriend," received generally favorable reviews .
In 2017, Paytas spoke about their experience in the house on Twitter and in two YouTube videos . They said it was the "worst experience" of their life and everyone else in the house was "fake."
They called Girls Aloud star Sarah Harding "trash," said "Ex On The Beach" contestant Jemma Lucy was "extremely aggressive," and that former "Hollyoaks" actor Paul Danan was a "fake ass."
In 2017, Paytas uploaded a video called " i'm no longer a person " where they walked around in their underwear and said they didn't want to be identified as Trisha, a female, or anything anymore.
"Because I no longer have an identity," they said. "I don't want to be made fun of or compared to my videos because they are no longer me. I am stepping back from a persona, from a person that is Trish."
They also said people shouldn't wear clothes.
Paytas dated Michael Anthony Hall from 2008 to 2013, then Roger Bart from 2013 to 2015. They talked about a number of their past relationships in a video titled " WHO WAS MY WORST BOYFRIEND EVER? "
In 2015, Paytas started dating musician and performer Sean van der Wilt. They released a song together called " Playground " which has over 4 million views on YouTube. They also posted the now notorious video together called " Showering with my Boyfriend! "
They were together for about a year until December 2016.
In 2016, Paytas publicly announced they had split up with van der Wilt in a video where they filmed themself crying on their kitchen floor — a trend they would soon become famous for.
The video, which was released in December 2016, was titled " he cheated. i'm done. "
Paytas posted a subsequent video, " Sean Van Der Wilt Is Gay ," where they revealed van der Wilt had kissed another man in a club. Paytas then received a wave of
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