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10 Female Youtubers I Would Love To See Hillary Clinton Collab With

Who would you want Hillary to collab with online?

Grace Halvorson

Nov 30, 2015

New York University

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10 Female Youtubers I Would Love To See Hillary Clinton Collab With

Grace Halvorson, 2015

Disclaimer: none of these women have publicly endorsed Hillary Clinton

1. Mamrie Hart - You Deserve A Drink

Hart is a comedian, actress, author, and YouTuber, among other things. She recently wrote a memoir "You Deserve a Drink" and is currently filming a new movie to be distributed online to be named Dirty Thirty. I would love to see her make a drink in honor of Secretary Clinton with Hillary's help (dirty jokes and all).

2. Miranda Sings

Miranda is a character created and played by YouTuber Colleen Ballinger. Miranda is the best at everything and I would love to see her tell Secretary Clinton how to win the presidential race.

3. Jenna Marbles

Marbles is a YouTuber, comedian, and actress who is well known as the "queen of the internet" as she has over 15 million subscribers on her main channel. I would love to see Marbles film a video with Hillary for her series, "Jenna's Ratchet Salon", or do a challenge video with her.

4. Anna Akana

Akana is an actress and comedian who writes and performs sketch comedy. Secretary Clinton would be hilarious in one of her sketches.

5. Amy Poehler’s Smart Girls

Amy Poehler's Smart Girls is a multi-faceted channel that is centered around the empowerment of girls. I would love to see Hillary on their new series with Megan Amran, comedian and author of "Science... for Her!"

6. Francesca Ramsey - Chescaleigh

Ramsey is a writer, actress, and YouTuber who makes informative and thought-provoking videos. I would love to see Ramsey interview Hillary on allyship and taking action.

7. Hannah Hart - My Drunk Kitchen

Hart is a YouTuber, activist, and actress who has a primary series called My Drunk Kitchen. I would love to see Hart and Secretary Clinton have a few drinks and cook together.

8. Glozell Green

Glozell is a YouTuber and comedian who was one of three YouTubers last year to interview President Obama at the White House. Glozell interviewing or doing a challenge with her Hillary online would be a dream come true. (Glozell's cinnamon challenge video went viral in 2012).

9. Lilly Singh

Singh is a Canadian YouTuber, actress, and comedian who just went on a world tour. I would love to see Secretary Clinton in one of Singh's popular sketches with her "parents".

10. Akilah Hughes

Hughes is a comedian, actress, writer, and YouTuber whose channel is centered around sketch comedy, social commentary, and beauty. I would love to see Secretary Clinton in one of Akilah's feminist sketches.

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