Today on the show, we're talking about content houses. Now, a content house is when a group of

creators move into a house with the hopes of building their careers together. These traditionally

have failed. We've seen houses like Team 10, the hype house, the sway house, clubhouse, honey house,

name any word, and there's been a house.

And typically what happens is a group of creators move in.

One creator explodes or there's a group dynamic that happens that just doesn't work and these fail.

But we spent a day in New York City with a content house that we think has a shot of working. They go by the name Your Mom's House, and it's four YouTube creators who just graduated

from college living in New York City.

And in this episode, we're going to talk about

our experience with them, as well as why we think

their version of a content house

could work. I'm Colin. And I'm Samir.

We're creators who've been working together for the last

10 years, and on this show, we break down the business of creators.

All right. Welcome to the show. Subscribe if you haven't already. Let's get into it.

When we were in New York, we spent time at your mom's house, which consists of Elliot Choi, Anne-Marie Chase, Kelly Wakasa, and Ashley Alexander.

And together, they have nearly 3.5 million subscribers.

Like, a lot of people, like, liken us to, like, the cast of friends, which I think

it's just, like, a real-life version of it, maybe.

I don't actually watch Friends, like, so I don't actually know.

Me neither?

When we toured the house with them, and they took us all into the different rooms, like, their,

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