vlogger

[vlaw-ger, vlog-er]

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noun

a person who creates and maintains a blog consisting mostly of videos rather than text or images.
I’d like to replay a video by my favorite vlogger explaining how the Electoral College works.

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Word History and Origins

Origin of vlogger¹

vlog ( def. ) + -er ¹ ( def. )

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A survey by the Lego Group in 2019 suggested a third of young Britons and Americans wanted to be vloggers.

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They feel like recommendations from people they trust: vloggers, gamers and lifestyle creators whose faces fill their screens after school.

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Elizabeth laughs as she reveals her first impressions of the festival which have to do with the Jenner sisters, flower crowns and YouTube beauty vloggers.

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Most were vloggers and travel addicts, some wanting to tick the final country off their list, along with the odd North Korea enthusiast.

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They overlap with "family vloggers," typically conservative Christians with large families who chronicle their daily lives online.

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