YouTuber Miranda Sings will have her own series called Haters Back Off, on Netflix on October 14, 2016.
For YouTube lovers, this series is an event. For the first time, a YouTuber will play videos on the internet on the Netflix screen! Colleen Ballinger-Evans created the character of Miranda Sings in 2008, a caricature of what can be found on YouTube. Miranda gives beauty advice, thinks she is an outstanding singer, a talented dancer, and is better than everyone else. Every week, Miranda Sings posts videos and makes us die of laughter at her expense. Behind the character of Miranda is Colleen, who has managed to develop a complete world around this laughable but endearing personality.
With more than 6 million subscribers to her YouTube channel, a book, a tour of shows in the United States and soon in Europe, Miranda Sings is a phenomenon that is exported beyond the borders of YouTube and that brews many fans, and Netflix has understood it.
This eccentric and hilarious world will come to life on Netflix on October 14, 2016, the news was announced at VidCon (convention that brings together the creators of the internet, and taking place in Los Angeles) with a video that perfectly represents the Miranda Sings style!
The legal streaming platform has been developing for 1 year this series on the universe of Miranda Sings. The series will have 8 episodes, we will see Miranda's uncle and aunt, played respectively by Steve Little and Angela Kinsey (The Office), and Miranda's best friend, Patrick, played by Erik Stocklin (Stalker).
Colleen, like any self-respecting YouTuber, is very active on social networks and regularly vlog her days (vlog = video blog, ie filming herself in her daily life) We know that the filming that took place in Vancouver is already finished, and that the series is currently in post-production. She shared yesterday an exclusive first photo on her personal Instagram!
We expect something offbeat, funny and original. Fans of Miranda Sings (the Mirfanda's) will love it, and the uninitiated will throw themselves on the phenomenon. Get out your lipsticks!
