ContraPoints

Wynn began her YouTube career in 2008, initially emphasizing her atheist viewpoints and criticism of religion. In 2016, she launched the ContraPoints channel as a response to the Gamergate controversy and the increasing influence of right-wing YouTubers. The ContraPoints channel covers a diverse range of subjects, including race, racism, online radicalization, and modern social issues such as class inequality, LGBTQ rights (particularly transgender rights), cancel culture, and modern internet culture. Natalie's videos often provide counterarguments to right-wing extremism and classical liberalism, using philosophy and personal anecdotes to explain left-wing ideas and criticize common conservative and fascist talking points. Her videos are political but feel like theatre, involving many costume changes and references to philosophers and academic texts. She uses humor and wit to expose bigotry and make people examine their own biases.

ContraPoints has gained widespread recognition for its unique approach to political commentary and social issues. Wynn's videos on cancel culture, conservative figures like Jordan Peterson, and topics such as incels have attracted tens of millions of views, contributing to her rise to fame. She has also garnered a dedicated community on social media platforms, particularly on Reddit, where users discuss her work and share their thoughts on various topics.

As of October 2023, Natalie’s net worth is estimated to be around $1 million, according to multiple sources. Natalie’s primary source of income is her YouTube channel. She earns income through ad revenue from her videos. She has a Patreon account with more than 13k fans who donate to support her work. She does not do ads or endorsements, and her funding primarily comes from her Patreon account.

Natalie Wynn was born in Arlington, Virginia, on October 21, 1988. She was raised in the same state and comes from an academic background. Her father is a psychology professor, and her mother is a doctor. Natalie studied piano at Berklee College of Music before attending Georgetown University, where she pursued a degree in philosophy. After completing her undergraduate studies, she enrolled at Northwestern University to pursue a PhD in philosophy. However, she eventually decided to leave the program, feeling bad about the idea of being an academic for the rest of her life.

She moved to Baltimore, Maryland, where she explored various career paths, including teaching piano, working as a paralegal, an Uber driver, and a copywriter. Natalie Wynn is a trans woman who often discusses trans identity and rights. She has been private about her romantic relationships, preferring to keep her personal life out of the public eye.

Natalie identifies as a feminist and aligns herself with democratic socialism and social democracy. She endorsed Bernie Sanders in the 2020 Democratic presidential primaries and supported Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

Natalie has a significant presence on other social media platforms like Instagram and Twitter. She has over 340k followers on Instagram and over 670k followers on Twitter. She uses her presence on these platforms to interact and engage with her audience. She also uploads short-form content around the same theme as her YouTube channel.

Wynn's videos often presents counterarguments to right-wing extremism and classical liberalism, addressing issues such as class inequality, LGBTQ rights (particularly transgender rights), cancel culture, and internet culture. Her content stands out for its high production value, incorporating elaborate costumes, colorful sets, and dramatic lighting. Wynn uses humor, sarcasm, and sexual themes to engage viewers, often playing multiple characters who engage in debates.

With over 6.8 million views, this is the most popular video on the Cryaotic channel. In this video, Natalie talks about J.K. Rowling and her controversial tweets.

With over 5.8 million views, this is the second most popular video on the channel. This is a video in which she talks about incels and how the community tries to understand and be more inclusive.

This is the third most popular video on the channel with over 5.5 million views. In this video, Natalie talks about Envy and the Fyre Film Festival Disaster.

With over 5.4 million views, this is the fourth most popular video on the channel. In this video, Natalie explores the rise and impact of Cancel Culture in the online community.

This is the fifth most popular video on his channel with over 4.4 million views. In this video, Natalie talks about Jordan Peterson in detail.

1. Wynn has been described as the "Oscar Wilde of YouTube" by The Verge.

2. Wynn's work was awarded a Peabody Award in 2022.

3. Natalie won the 2020 Streamy Award for best commentary channel.