Who lives in the hype house
“This partnership with Wheelhouse is our chance to take fans far beyond what they see on social media, while expanding to new audiences and on new platforms. “This is the first time we’re opening our doors for an all-access look, diving deep into the inner workings of the house and into each of our lives and careers,” added Hype House. We believe the sky’s the limit for our two Houses.”
The Hype House is filled with what you might consider 'TikTok royalty,' since the most popular social media influencers have banded together to live under one roof creating clickbait content for their millions of collective followers. “Hype House is a creative rocket ship, piloted by extremely hard-working, business-savvy young adults who have already built incredible audiences that both platforms and brands can tap into,” said Eric Wattenberg , Wheelhouse Group’s chief creative officer and president of Wheelhouse Entertainment, in a statement. “Unlike other social media, Tik Tok leans into singing, dancing and acting, and we think it makes for a natural fit, and an easier lift for these young stars to ally with a company focused on talent across the board. Now that just about everyone has binge-watched the first eight episodes of Hype House on Netflix, people are curious to know if the Hype House still exists in 2022. Hype House is represented by WME and Erika Monroe-Williams. The Hype Life will serve as part of a larger overall content and brand-focused alliance between Wheelhouse and Hype House. It will also unpack the backstories of each member while spotlighting the difficult and troubling events that propelled them to TikTok and the bonds they’ve formed with one another.įeatured throughout will be such influencers and Hype House members as Kouvr Annon, Nick Austin Nikita Dragun, Avani Gregg, Mia Hayward, Angel Herrera, Ondreaz Lopez, Tony Lopez, Madi Monroe, Ryland Storms, Alex Warren, Jack Wright, James Wright, Nate Wyatt, and Hype House Founders Thomas Petrou and Chase Hudson.
The faction of influencers collectively boasts more than 150 million TikTok followers, and 45 million-plus on Instagram.Įach episode of the fly-on-the-wall series will focus on the Hype Housemates’ (pictured) creative endeavors with various brands to “drama-inducing” meetings and the initiation of new members.
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Produced by Wheelhouse’s creative content division Spoke Studios, the unscripted project will provide exclusive insight into the group’s personal and professional lives as they collaborate daily on new TikTok content from their communal mansion in Los Angeles. Brent Montgomery’s Wheelhouse Group, has inked an exclusive content partnership with TikTok’s influencer collective Hype House to develop and produce the premium docuseries The Hype Life.