Quenlin Blackwell

Quenlin Blackwell is a digital entertainer known for her comedic content and candid online presence. Blackwell first gained recognition as a teenager on Vine, where her quick-witted skits attracted more than half a million followers and a billion loops.

She transitioned her audience to platforms such as TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube, where her blend of comedy, lifestyle, and fashion content has drawn a following of more than 19 million across these platforms, establishing her as a prominent figure in the creator economy.

Blackwell addresses topics such as mental health, often combining humor with vulnerability in her public appearances and online series. Her YouTube show, "Feeding Starving Influencers," and its celebrity spin-off, feature unscripted conversations with high-profile guests, highlighting her ability to foster genuine dialogue while entertaining a wide audience. She has been recognized for her impact on digital culture, including earning a spot on the TIME100 Creators List, and has appeared at major events, such as performing with Charli XCX at the Grammys and collaborating with other creators.

As a public speaker, Blackwell has shared her experiences at university events and industry panels, discussing the realities of internet fame, resilience, and the evolving landscape of digital entertainment. Her ventures into modeling, acting, and fashion design reflect her commitment to creative growth, while maintaining her comedic style. Blackwell’s career demonstrates how humor, honesty, and adaptability can drive engagement and influence audiences in the digital media industry.