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In June 2023, an explosion of discourse began on Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, and News outlets addressing an incident involving Youtuber and media personality Colleen. Another was intended to debunk the rumor that he was secretly behind some anti–Miranda Sings social media accounts that Ballinger had gotten wind of. Ballinger has billed herself as a family-friendly YouTuber for more than a decade. Her first and primary channel, which consists of content she makes with her kids, family, and friends, has more than 8.6 million subscribers. But she truly rose to popularity with another channel dedicated to her fictional character, Miranda Sings—a disheveled adult child with poorly applied red lipstick who aspires to become a star. She’s said in the past that the character is a satirization of YouTube musicians and theater performers who think they’re more talented than they are. The Miranda Sings channel, which launched in 2008 and hit its stride by 2012, has amassed over 10 million subscribers. Across the two channels, her videos have been viewed over 4.2 billion times. She also had a Netflix series, Haters Back Off, from 2016-2017. Like many other content creators, Ballinger has faced controversy in the past, including for a 2006 video in which she and her sister pretended to be Latinx women, dra. On June 28 , the 36-year-old mother of three—currently touring with her satirical, red lipstick-wearing, purposefully annoying teen personality— addressed the accusations. Colleen Ballinger , also known as Miranda Sings, has come under fire for her allegedly inappropriate relationships with fans. Here’s what we know. Colleen set up group chats, dropping inappropriate comments to her young fans. She got close with one teen boy, oversharing about her divorce. She thought all her. Ballinger sexually exploited Paytas by nonconsensually sharing her private content for social profit. Meanwhile, Ballinger abused her power and sexually exploited her. McIntyre went on to claim that Ballinger made him her unofficial social media “intern” and allowed him to post to her Miranda Sings Twitter account and create content for. Last week, YouTube star Colleen Ballinger, the creator of sketch character MirandaSings , responded to allegations of having inappropriate interactions with underage fans.