In all of his 2017 videos, he had mixed success. After that, none of his content could cross even the 50k mark for a while. Most of his collaborative videos such as’ Beanie Boy-Jake Webber & Colby Brock (Music Video)’ and’ Alien Scare Prank with Sam Golbach’ have received thousands of views. More than 400k views were gained from the collaborative video featuring other YouTubers like Colby Brock, Elton Castee, Sam Golbach, Corey Schererm, and social media influencers like Katrina Stuart, Gabby Leblanc. It all started with the video ‘ Psycho Stalker Prank (he almost hit her with a bat) Prank Wars’ released on July 5, 2017. His popularity on YouTube began to grow in 2017. His content such as’ Using a Fake ID (looks nothing like me!)” Ouija Board Abandoned Amusement Park (ran from cops)’ and’ Sledding down Escalators with Sam and Colby ‘ generated thousands of views. Over the next few years, Jake has invested more time in conceptualizing his YouTube videos. While the video received more than 43k views, there was nothing original about its content. Jake’s first YouTube video,’ Ghost Pepper Gummy Bear Prank on Sister, was posted on October 7, 2015. His popularity on Instagram, where he has more than 410k followers, has also helped him reach his fans. He had a loyal fan base for him, luckily. However, he did not post any videos there until it became clear that Vine was nearing its end. But like other Viners, he did not hesitate to make the switch to YouTube, where he had a channel since April 3, 2014. The shutdown of Vine hit a lot of content creators very hard, and Jake was no exception. By the time the app was shut down in October 2016, the young Viner had gained more than 825k followers. By 2016, on Vine, Jake had amassed more than 500k followers. He also became part of’ MAGCON Next’ in 2014, which was a meeting and greeting convention that allowed fans to meet social media celebrities. He reached the 100k followers milestone in no time. His pursuit of fame was soon rewarded by users of Vine who loved his content. When Vine was at the height of its popularity, Jake, like many other millennials, started uploading nonsensical, funny and creative skits on it. Jake Webber started his social media career at Vine in 2013.
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