Ben Azelart

Ben Azelart is a skateboarder, actor, and digital content creator known for his significant presence in Gen Z entertainment. Azelart began his career as a skateboarder at age 9 and has participated in numerous skateboarding contests, including Association of Skateboarders Hawaii and King of the Groms. He also competed in the Vans US Open, establishing his credentials in the skateboarding community before transitioning to digital media.

Azelart launched his YouTube channel during his early teens, initially focusing on skateboarding tricks, lifestyle vlogs, and challenge videos. As the channel expanded, he diversified his content to include adventure vlogs, challenges, and pranks, which attracted a large audience. His video "Cutting Peoples Earphones, Then Giving Them Airpods" achieved widespread popularity, amassing over 46 million views. The channel has grown to more than 32 million subscribers and has accumulated over seven billion lifetime views.

Azelart has appeared in the Brat TV series "Brobot" as Billy, a high school football quarterback, alongside Brent Rivera and Alexa Rivera. He also acted in the Netflix series "No Good Nick" and made appearances in TV shows such as "Bucket List," "No Good Nick," and "Family Reunion." Azelart joined Brent Rivera's AMP Studios, collaborating with creators like Lexi Hensler and Jeremy Hutchins, which strengthened his position in the digital creator network.

In addition to his YouTube achievements, Azelart has built a substantial following on TikTok, where his short-form videos, often featuring pranks and behind-the-scenes content, have broadened his audience and reinforced his status as a social media influencer. His popularity across platforms has led to sponsorships with brands such as Predator Helmets, Immortal Shoelace, and DVS Shoes. Azelart also owns the merchandise store "Stay Wild," offering clothing items like sweatpants, hoodies, and beanies through an online store with worldwide shipping. Azelart's career spans skateboarding, digital content creation, acting, and entrepreneurship, making him a prominent figure in youth entertainment and social media.