Bryce Hall

 Hall relocated to Los Angeles in 2018 to pursue his dream of becoming a professional. He quit the comfort of his Maryland home. In 2019, he was among of the social media celebrities who were featured in the documentary Jawline which told the story of his professional beginnings as well as his legal controversies with his former manager, Michael Weist.In January of 2020, Hall and five other social media celebrities relocated to the Sway House, a Bel Air mansion that is owned by the talent management firm TalentX Entertainment. They committed to creating viral content across multiple social media platforms which included TikTok. TalentX co-founder Michael Gruen and Sway House co-founders confirmed that Sway House was being discontinued in February 2021. In April 2022, it was reported Hall would appear in Skill House. This horror film directed and written by Josh Stolberg, and funded by Ryan Kavanaugh's Proxima Studio. Hall started his social media journey on YouNow when he was 15. Live streaming was his initial attempt at making friends after being subject to bullying. He started to gain popularity through social media platforms Vine, Musical.ly and accumulated over 30,000 followers before Vine was shut down at close of 2016.