Vlogging day marks a tribute in a celebratory manner to all the Vloggers out there filming videos, documentaries, or entertaining clips for us to learn and enjoy. Vlogging has become the new trend to express one’s ideas, opinions, culture, traveling spots, fashion, etc. There’s a whole day dedicated to the act of vlogging and building communities and it’s called Vlogging Day.
History of Vlogging Day
Summer in the City, the UK’s largest online video festival, founded Vlogging Day to celebrate its 10th anniversary of bringing a community of vloggers and fans together. Summer in the City focuses on its creators, viewers, and professionals in the Youtube community by allowing people to make lasting connections with one another. Similar to the United States festival Vidcon, it began in 2009 when Youtube started becoming a popular social media website and millions of people started seeing vlogging as a way to connect with people. Summer in the City hosts its own meet and greets, live performances, award ceremonies, discussion panels, and expos that let everyone involved have a good time.
Because summer in the City has been successful over the past several years in the United Kingdom, it founded the holiday in 2018 as a way to encourage people to share their stories with the world. It’s also educational, allowing people who don’t understand vlogging to see the benefits of it in online culture. Many who vlog have been able to build confidence and build careers out of their storytelling and as a result, build their own communities that are supportive and caring about one another. Summer in the City hopes to continue to inspire people to try out vlogging and contribute to the global community.
Fun Facts about Vlogging you did not know!
- The most popular vlogger has 103 million subscribers. …
- 50 million content creators on Youtube. …
- 500 hours of video uploaded every minute. …
- 5 billion videos are watched per day. …
- 1 billion+ daily views of YouTube are on mobile. …
