“Born to Be Viral” Docuseries Exposes the Extreme Highs and Lows of Family Vlogging in First Trailer (Exclusive)

‘Born to Be Viral’ Docuseries Shines Light on Family Vlogging in Exclusive Trailer

ABC News Studios is set to uncover the reality of family content creation in its latest docuseries ‘Born to Be Viral: The Real Lives of Kidfluencers.’ This groundbreaking series delves into the world of kid content creators, offering a glimpse into the lives of those raised in the era of social media. With unprecedented footage spanning five years, viewers are taken on a journey through the highs and lows of sharing their lives with a global audience.

Premiering on Freeform with a double episode debut on Monday, June 23, ‘Born to Be Viral’ provides an inside look at the world of family vlogging and young content creators. The series explores the lengths parents are willing to go to garner likes, followers, and potentially millions of dollars. Through six compelling episodes, the show tackles the question of whether the fame and fortune obtained as kidfluencers are truly worth it in the long run.

Featuring renowned influencers such as The Fisher Family, The McClure Family, and superstar kidfluencer Like Nastya, the docuseries sheds light on the challenges faced by these families in the quest for online success. The recently released trailer on Wednesday, June 11, hints at the complexities of navigating online fame, showcasing moments of triumph and turmoil within family dynamics. From discussions on financial gains to the pressures of creating engaging content, the series promises a candid look at the realities of life in the digital age.

One poignant scene in the trailer captures Kyler Steven Fisher of The Fisher Family revealing the staggering income potential of family vlogging, underscoring the monetary rewards that come with online stardom. However, the footage also delves into the darker side of this industry, addressing issues of exploitation, privacy invasion, and the challenges of drawing boundaries between public and private life. Viewers are given a glimpse into the emotional toll this lifestyle can take on both parents and children alike.

Notably, ‘Born to Be Viral’ confronts the uncomfortable reality of adult male viewers comprising a significant portion of the audience for kidfluencers. Ami McClure, a parent to viral twin daughters, shares an unsettling encounter where a viewer referred to her child as his ‘future wife.’ This revelation raises important questions about the implications of young children being exposed to a diverse and sometimes unpredictable online audience.

Set to debut on Hulu on July 8, following its premiere on Freeform, ‘Born to Be Viral: The Real Lives of Kidfluencers’ promises to spark conversations about the impact of family vlogging on children and parents. Through a blend of personal narratives, behind-the-scenes footage, and expert insights, the docuseries aims to offer a nuanced exploration of the joys and challenges that come with sharing one’s life in the digital realm.

As the countdown begins to the release of this eye-opening series, audiences can anticipate a thought-provoking examination of the evolving landscape of social media influencers and the ripple effects of their digital footprint. ‘Born to Be Viral’ invites viewers to reflect on the power of online platforms, the boundaries of privacy, and the complexities of fame in an increasingly interconnected world.