Where Do Jesse And Jeana Live

Where Do Jesse And Jeana Live

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He lives in an unknown fashion in New York.

Currently in no confirmed relationship

Jesse Wellens visits gym regularly and do Yoga in order to stay in shape.

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Jennifer Smith and Jesse Wellens at VidCon in 2014

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Video Game High School (2014)
Corridor Digital (2015)
Day 5 (2016)
Crypt TV (2017)
Two Sentence Horror Stories (2018)
Sam and Colby (2019)

Back on Topps (2010)
Leap Year (2013)

The Shatner Project (2009)
The Secret Life of Scientists (2010)
Kids React (2013)
Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee (2014)
Good Mythical Morning (2015)
The Try Guys (2016)
Hot Ones (2018)

Vogue's 73 Questions (2018)
Hot Ones (2019)

Auto-Tune the News (2010, Experimental)
What's Trending (2013, Live)
Epic Rap Battles of History (2013, Music)
Jabbawockeez (2014, Dance)
MatPat's Game Lab (2016, Virtual Reality and 360)
Blogilates (2017, Sports and Wellness†)

PrankvsPrank , also known as PvP , is a YouTube channel created by Jesse Michael Wellens [3] and his then-girlfriend Jennifer "Jeana" Smith. [4] [5] In 2007, the two began to play pranks on each other and post videos of the pranks on websites, eventually forming a channel on YouTube. [6] The channel has more than 1.8 billion video views and more than 10.2 million subscribers as of February 2017. [7] After Wellens and Smith split in May 2016, Wellens became the sole user of the channel.

Wellens had filmed Smith attempting the cinnamon challenge and posted a video on the Internet, starting the serial pranking of each other. The videos show how they prepare the pranks for each other and record their reaction afterwards.

In 2012, Wellens and Smith appeared as Spartan King Leonidas I and Queen Gorgo in the web series Epic Rap Battles of History , in season two, episode 2 "Master Chief vs. Leonidas". [8]

On April 1, 2013, USA Today rated PrankvsPrank YouTube's best pranksters. [9]

On September 25, 2013, Wellens (as "Chip Chocolate") released a rap song on iTunes called "Cookie Dance". Produced by Les Professionnels, [10] the song peaked at #68 on the UK Singles Chart and was number one in Sweden for a couple of weeks. [11] [12]

On September 17, 2015, PrankvsPrank won the Streamy Award for the Best Prank Show. [13]

In 2016, Wellens and Smith hosted a YouTube Red original series titled Prank Academy , where they taught celebrities how to pull off pranks and graded the individual outcomes. The series premiered on March 30, 2016, and concluded on July 20, 2016. While the full-length episodes were only available to YouTube Red subscribers, Wellens and Smith provided condensed versions featuring the highlights of the pranks free of charge to the public.

On April 11, 2016, PrankvsPrank won the Shorty Award for the Best YouTube Ensemble. [14]

After Wellens and Smith split in May 2016, Wellens continued posting on PrankvsPrank as a solo effort, while Smith posted on BFvsGF .

Smith and Wellens also have a channel on YouTube called BFvsGF . On BFvsGF , they posted videos about their lives on a daily basis from 2012 until May 19, 2016. [4] The videos often show them walking around Philadelphia , visiting New York City , or traveling with Contiki Tours . The videos also have frequent guest appearances by other YouTubers, including Louis Cole , Roman Atwood , Alli Speed, Andy Milonakis and Charles Trippy .

It was on this channel that Smith and Wellens introduced the character Chip Chocolate with the video "Fruit Assassin". [15] BFvsGF has more than 9.3 million subscribers and 2.7 billion video views, as of February 2017. [16]

On May 18, 2016, Wellens and Smith announced on BFvsGF they have decided to place their relationship on "hiatus" and they would be taking a break from vlogging for the foreseeable future. They cited relationship problems and stress from daily vlogging as factors for this break. Wellens announced he would be moving to New York, with Smith remaining in Philadelphia. [17]

On March 5, 2019, Smith announced that she will be launching an online talk show on BFvsGF , titled Jenuine Talk , where she will discuss various real-life topics with guest stars, having shot two episodes over the winter. [18]

Jesse Michael Wellens Jennifer Smith
19.7 million (with both channels) [2]
4.9 billion (with both channels) [2]

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You love YouTube stars Jesse Wellens and Jeana Smith's YouTube channel, BFvsGF, for their hilarious pranks, funny challenges, and their daily vlogs defining relationship #goals. Even though they've gone through some ups and downs ( like Jesse's recent loss of his mother ), they always seemed so happy together, and even this week, they've been posting vids of of their super fun trip to Machu Picchu , Peru.
Which is why their latest video "A New Chapter", announcing that they're taking a break from their channel and each other after seven years, will come as a shock.
In the emotional video, Jesse and Jeana get brutally honest about how, although they love each other and always will, the pressures of daily vlogging as a couple ultimately affected their relationship.
"Daily vlogging, you think is fun and games. I'm not going to sit here and bash daily vlogging, but this is the honest truth," explains Jesse. "In the beginning, it's really fun. It's awesome. I love it. I still love it. But when it gets to the point where it starts to feel like a job and you're not doing things because you love the person, you're doing them for a vlog. That puts a huge burden on the relationship and you start losing focus... That's toxic for any relationship."
But like all breakups, the couple admits they don't have answers.
"I think a lot of you aren't going to understand and want answers," Jeana says. "And you might want to look back at old videos and try to figure it out, but there's nothing to figure out. I don't even understand this."
They both insist the break is no one's fault, but just what they need to do to stay healthy. Jesse is moving to New York, while Jeana is staying in Philadelphia. They're not sure exactly what's going to happen between them or with their channel, but they know they still want to make vids together in the future. All they ask from their loyal viewers is for support.
"If you love us, just give us support in whatever comes. It's all I can ask," Jeana says in closing.
Watch Jesse and Jeana's emotional video below:
Everyone deserves to be happy, and if that means this beloved YouTube couple has to take a break, then they deserve our support. Best of luck to them, whatever comes next.
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