Another Female Star Is Leaving The Daily Wire

CREATOR NEWSLETTER


For weeks, rumors have been swirling that conservative YouTube star Brett Cooper was leaving the Daily Wire, the right-wing media company and conservative influencer network home to figures including Matt Walsh, Michael Knowles, and more.

Now, she has formally confirmed the split and announced that she is leaving the network to found her own independent show next year. Fans in the comment sections of her videos have been asking her for weeks to wear blue in her video if she’s under a restrictive NDA, and in her latest YouTube video, she wears a blue top.

Cooper is the second high profile figure to exit the Daily Wire in recent months. Candace Owens exited the company in March following escalating tensions over her stance on Israel and Palestine. Owens clashed with the Daily Wire’s senior leadership, especially co-founder Ben Shapiro. Her departure fueled widespread speculation about the company’s internal dynamics and its approach to managing high-profile talent with divergent viewpoints.

Speculation about Cooper’s exit began when TikTokers began to pick up on potential conflicts with the Daily Wire co-founder Jeremy Boreing and speculated on contractual disputes. The rumor then took off on social media, with people speculating that her neutrality on the Israel-Palestine conflict and her reported alignment with Candace Owens led to tension. Cooper has continued hosting her YouTube show, “The Comments Section,” until Tuesday.

“Some of you have heard the rumors online, and the rumors are mostly true. Today, December 10th, will be my last day hosting the Comments Section and working for The Daily Wire,” Cooper said in her announcement video. “It is not true that I am being forced out. It was my own choice to leave.”


PERSONALITIES

Hawk Tuah Coin and the Wild West of Online Content

Haliey Welch

Breathe Easy This Holiday Season

Tis the season for everyone to gather indoors (and get each other sick). Make your next holiday gathering just a little bit less stressful on public health (and your sanity) by getting the Molekule air purifier. Just remember to remove the plastic wrap on the filter inside, you have no idea how many people forget to remove the plastic on the filter before they turn it on. Get hundreds off the list price, now through December 22nd.


IN THE BIZ


PLATFORMS

More People Are Watching YouTube on TV Than Ever Before

Over one billion hours of YouTube videos are watched daily on television.

By Steven Asarch, Passionfruit Contributor

A retro TV set with the YouTube logo on the screen.

PLATFORMS

Hand holding phone with instagram reels app

Instagram Introduces ‘Trial Reels’ For Creators

Creators can experiment by testing out content with non-followers.

By Charlotte Colombo, Passionfruit Contributor


JOB BOARD


WHAT WE’RE WATCHING:

Content for Creators.

News, tips, and tricks delivered to your inbox twice a week.

Newsletter Signup

Latest Newsletters

  • Streamers Rally Against ‘Anti-Creator’ Policies From Twitch

    Streamers Rally Against ‘Anti-Creator’ Policies From Twitch

    CREATOR NEWSLETTER Issue #141 | June 8, 2023 Just 24 hours after announcing a sweep of stringent restrictions on branded content on Tuesday, Twitch backtracked Wednesday, removing the changes due to creator backlash. Creators were furious at the new policies, rightfully calling the changes “anti-creator” for making sponsorships far more difficult and expensive for streamers…

  • Long Gone Are the Days of Facetune

    Long Gone Are the Days of Facetune

    CREATOR NEWSLETTER Issue #140 | June 6, 2023 Long gone are the days of Facetune, of merely erasing the occasional zit or lightening dark circles after a late-night out on a static, good morning post. Now, with new filters from TikTok, you have the power to completely transform your face on video, warping your eyes…

  • 🪧 People Over Profit

    🪧 People Over Profit

    CREATOR NEWSLETTER Issue #139 | June 1, 2023 Greetings, fellow humans. With science and tech leaders issuing apocalyptic robot warnings, teens bullying Snapchat’s new chatbot to make it whimper and call them “senpai,” and influencers multiplying into clones, it’s impossible to escape the AI craze these days. We’re flying fast into the unknown with no…