Is graveyard girl still on YouTube?

Based in Pearland, Texas, Meyer started her YouTube channel in December 2010 and mainly made videos about paranormal experiences and trips to graveyards. As of July 2020, she has over 8.3 million subscribers and 1.5 billion video views.

How old is Grav3yardgirl?

36 years (August 3, 1985)Bunny Meyer / Age

Who is Bunny from YouTube?

Rachel Meyer
Rachel Meyer — known as “Bunny” on YouTube — was due to arrive at makeup store Tart at noon, and her biggest fans wanted to make sure they had a shot at meeting her. Meyer, or “Bunny,” as her fans call her, is a relatively well-known YouTube celebrity, vlogging under the username Grav3yardgirl.

Where does graveyard girl live in Texas?

Personal Life She currently lives in Pearland, Texas, and is in a relationship with ‘Dogman’, who is sometimes featured in her videos.

Did graveyard girl fix her teeth?

Rachel Johnston underwent the operation after it was deemed necessary because of severe tooth decay. But she collapsed hours after being discharged and spent days on a life-support machine in hospital, before her devastated family were told medics could not do any more to save her.

What is Bunny Meyers real name?

Rachel Marie MeyerBunny Meyer / Full name

How old is ItsFunneh?

ItsFunneh was born on 31 October 1995. ItsFunneh is 26 years old.

What is bunny Meyers real name?

How many subscribers did graveyard girl have?

But despite an 8-million-subscriber-strong empire, Meyer’s channel threatened to head straight to, well, the digital graveyard. Where she used to command tens of millions of views on a single video, her uploads over the last year rarely eclipsed 500,000 and even plummeted as low as 150,000 views.

How old is Bunny Myers?

How did graveyard girl get famous?

YouTube superstar Bunny Meyer, better known as Grav3yardgirl, hit the vlogging scene seven years ago and quickly built a cult following thanks to videos catering to the quirky, cool, goth teens of the world. Her channel had ouija boards, ghost stories, shopping hauls, you name it.