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Contents. Personal lives The Merrell Twins are identical twin sisters born in on August 6, 1996. They grew up in Kansas City before moving to, California, at the age of 16 to pursue a career in acting. Career The Merrell twins started making YouTube videos in 2009. Their videos are produced and edited by their father, Paul Merrell. They have appeared in videos and had recurring roles on the television show. They appeared in the 2016 film The Standoff.
At the, they won for of the Year. They won a Streamy Award for Best Live Social Media in 2016.
In 2018, they were nominated for two Teen Choice Awards, Choice Female Web Star and Choice YouTuber. Their show won the in the Lifestyle category. Filmography This filmography is of the twins as a duo. Television and Film Year(s) Title Veronica's role Vanessa's role Notes 2014–2016 Victoria Valeria 5 episodes 2015 Willa Ella Episode: 'Prom Scare' 2016 The Standoff Mia Maya Direct-to-video film 2017 Missy Chrissy Episode: 'The Interview' References.
Contents. Background Schneider was born in to Laurie S. Auth, a, and Michael Schneider, a.
He grew up in, a suburb of, where he lived just a street away from, whom he met while attending middle school. They both later attended. He is of German and Austrian descent on his father's side but does not speak. Schneider has an older sister who is a classical pianist. He graduated as class from Wissahickon, and from in 2010 with a degree in and was inducted into. Schneider played for Yale's chess team.
He currently holds a Elo rating of 2235 and can play multiple games of chess blindfolded simultaneously. He played against at the HRM Chess Tournament, hosted by in.
He is also a self-taught musician. According to and SocialBlade, he is believed to make over a six-figure income from. Career Collaboration with Sam Tsui Schneider began collaborating with while both were in high school and continued while they were at Yale; Schneider matriculated a year before. He produced videos of singing and, and has since made an online musical series (College Musical) and produced original songs. They garnered wide media attention with a video of a medley. This video remains the 9th most viewed (more than 34 million) on Schneider's channel KurtHugoSchneider. This medley is one of several in which Schneider, using, creates the illusion of a one-man a cappella choir, with Tsui covering and, playing multiple versions of himself.
Their medley videos have been described by as a combination of. The viral videos led to a few appearances on national television, including. On February 3, 2011, Schneider's video of Tsui covering, in which Tsui sang and played the piano with Schneider on percussion, was featured on ' official website.
The popularity of their videos has encouraged the duo to branch out to other projects. Shooting for an independent film, College Musical: The Movie, based upon their online musical series, has been completed in the summer of 2010 and the film was released September 3, 2014. A series of behind-the-scenes videos for the movie, filmed and narrated by Nick Uhas, has been released on YouTube. Since September 2010, Schneider and Tsui have also begun to release videos of original songs and in May 2013, 's debut original album, Make It Up, was released. Other works Schneider has also made music videos in collaboration with other artists. Popular videos include a medley sung by, a between Tsui and Grimmie singing (the most viewed video on 'KurtHugoSchneider', with over a hundred and forty million views), and a -themed parody video, with, of '.
He has also parodied the infamous 'Friday' by Rebecca Black with his variation being known as 'Void Rays'. He has collaborated with on a medley and on a medley of songs. Some of his earlier videos include collaborations with now-actress. He has also collaborated with on a number of occasions: for example he directed a medley for Schneider and, a Maroon 5 medley and a Christmas medley. Schneider also co-wrote 'Standing In China' with Schneider for 's album.
Schneider was also an associate producer for a musical admissions video for Yale, which features a cast consisting of and fellow Yale students. He has also performed a cover of 'Beauty and the Beat' by Justin Bieber with and Chrissy Costanza from Against the Current as well as a cover of 'Counting Stars' by OneRepublic and a cover of 'Heart Attack' by Demi Lovato with Halocene.
Collaboration with Coca-Cola In 2013, Schneider and created music videos featuring creative covers of two 2011 singles: ' ' and 's ' for a campaign called 'The Sounds of AHH'. Commercial edits of the singles premiered on the inaugural episode of of on January 14, 2014, on. In the two new versions, recreated by Schneider, he is shown making the track playing only Coca-Cola bottles, glasses and cans. In addition, 'Feels So Close' features the vocals of whereas on the track 'Little Talks', he is accompanied musically by beatboxing cellist. Discography. Maureen O'Connor, Ivygateblog.
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