Ryan Burton

Four years of going to Drexel University, Noah and I just were going in the libraries, filming those videos, doing skits, experimenting with all different types of concepts.

And we went from about 13,000 subscribers our freshman year to about 5 million by the time we graduated.

What was that like in...

You know, that it's surprising how that concept, the blasting inappropriate music in the library, that is like this generational hit that I would say basically gave me a career because I was already doing YouTube before that.

But man, that was fun.

I was in college.

My friend and I had our YouTube channel and I was just like.

I saw someone do something similar and I was like, I think we can make this a little funnier.

And we just did it.

And it was like, it just exploded.

It was a really fun and exciting, and it didn't feel like work.

And people still talk about it to this day.

It's really an incredible thing.

So yeah.

It's sick.

You must not watch a lot of YouTube.

There's a lot of YouTubers better than me, but I will take that compliment.

I think I am self-deprecating.

Who's on the $20 bill?

It's a president.