The Dolan Twins, an American comedy duo consisting of Ethan and Grayson Dolan (born December 16, 1999), gained notoriety on the video-sharing platform Vine in May 2013. The twins are from Washington Township, Morris County, New Jersey’s Long Valley area.
Since starting, the pair has amassed over 6.4 million Vine followers and 11 million YouTube subscribers. In 2016, they announced the “4OU” Tour, a global tour.
What Happened To The Dolan Twins?
With 10 million subscribers on their YouTube channel since its launch in 2014, the well-known comedic pair gained a sizable fan base. Their weekly Tuesday films, which featured everything from pranks to vlogs to challenges, were eagerly anticipated by viewers.
In 2018, Ethan and Grayson Dolan, dubbed the “Sister Squad,” worked closely with social media celebrity Emma Chamberlain and cosmetic expert James Charles.
Due to their extravagant and dramatic material, the Dolan Twins’ YouTube videos frequently gave the impression that they were intended for a younger audience, a problem they eventually overcame.
They revealed that they were having trouble figuring out a video style that felt true to them in a video they uploaded in December 2020 titled “We Need to Talk.” A little over two weeks later, Ethan and Grayson stopped posting on YouTube and haven’t uploaded anything on the platform since then.
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Why Did Dolan Twins Stop Uploading Videos To His YouTube Channel?
The Dolan Twins obliquely talked about their plan to leave YouTube during an episode of their Deeper podcast that aired on January 14, 2021. They clarified, saying, “We are not moving on from YouTube because we have a lack of appreciation for you guys.” But a podcast interview they had in August 2019 with Logan Paul on Impaulsive provided greater insight into their thoughts on YouTube.
The fact that Ethan and Grayson’s father passed away in January 2019 is another possible explanation for their social media disengagement. The Dolan twins’ father passed away at the age of 50 after more than two years of cancer treatment.
The two announced at the time that they would take a temporary break from social media. Many admirers, though, disregarded their right to privacy. On Twitter, #SeanDolanFuneralParty started trending, with users arranging to gather at the funeral of Ethan and Grayson’s father.
“The best way you could support us during this tough time is to NOT show up at our father’s wake or funeral,” Ethan wrote on Twitter. “Thank you guys and please please please respect my wish.”
If you are a fan of Grayson and I we love you and appreciate you so much. The best way you could support us during this tough time is to NOT show up at our father’s wake or funeral. thank you guys and please please please respect my wish.
— Ethan Dolan (@EthanDolan) January 22, 2019
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