When YouTube stars go offline and meet up ‘live’


  • TECH
  • Friday, 13 Feb 2015

THE NEW CELEBS: French humorist Norman posing during the event "200 You Tubers and creators which vibrate the Web in France" in Paris. A last-minute message on Twitter, Internet or Facebook can bring hundreds, even thousands of teenagers out to a designated venue within hours to see their "vlogging" idols in the flesh.

PARIS: If you thought today’s young YouTube celebrities have only virtual contact with their fans, think again. They have taken on something new: real life. 

A last-minute message on Twitter, Internet or Facebook can bring hundreds, even thousands of teenagers out to a designated venue within hours to see their “vlogging” — video blogging — idols in the flesh. 

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