Amiri King is a famous YouTuber. Amiri has had a life transition from a professional con-man to a famous YouTuber where he bases himself as a maker of parodies. His YouTube channel has over 1 million subscribers and more than 20 million streams. To know more about Amiri King’s age, wife, net worth, and divorce, read below for more information.
Who is Amiri King?
Amiri King was born on 10 July 1979 in Louisville, Kentucky meaning he is 39 years of age. He was born as Tony Donovan Schork, but he changed his name to Amiri King in 1998. His mother is known as Sharon Brown Colvin. Info about his father is currently under review. Also, details as to whether he has siblings or not is currently under review.
Career, Early life
Amiri had a very challenging early life. At the age of 16, he was charged with first degree armed robbery, and he served a three-year sentence in the federal prison. Due to this, Amiri has shared his early experience in many local high schools. His aim is to ensure that students do not fall prey to commit a crime and end up in prison.
Amiri began his career officially in 2007 when he launched his first YouTube channel named RoyalMediaMafia. There, he posted several Vlogs, videos, and some parodies. However, despite the dedicated effort, the channel was suspended. In 2012, he launched another channel named Chevy Colorado Parody which has attracted seven million views.
Caption: Amiri King oldest and most viewed video in his channel
Besides this, he caught the attention of many fans by his Vlog series named “My Vlog Is Better Than Yours.” Here, he has over 15 million streams. Currently, his channel has about 300k followers, and they keep on adding every day.
In 2014, Amiri King starred in a film named Surviving the Zombie Apocalypse with Rick and Ed. Due to his accomplishments, he has been named Leo Magazines Readers’ Choice Best Comedian twice and also, received a YouTube Silver Play Button. King has also been featured in the cover of Readers Digest magazine for three consecutive times. He now serves as the editorial and advisory board of member of Tribunist.
