Tana Mongeau

One of her most popular videos is “The N Word” film, which was posted on January 24, 2017. In the footage, YouTuber iDubbbz is identified as the individual who encouraged Mongeau to “say n*****r” during their encounter. Mongeau had previously told iDubbbz in a tweet to commit suicide over his comic usage of the word in his YouTube videos. In response, iDubbbz created a film exposing her hypocrisy and citing instances in which she had previously used the phrase publicly in an offensive manner. Mongeau posted a video on February 17, 2017, in which she expressed regret for using the term.

“HAIRDRESSER FROM HELL” is the first video on Mongeau's channel. In the video, Mongeau talks about a bad time she had at a ‘horrible’ hairdresser's salon.

“Hefner,” Mongeau's first single, was made available in November of that year. Bella Thorne was featured in the song video. Mongeau was mentioned in a Maury episode that same month. The song “Deadahh,” written by Mongeau with Lil Phag and Dr Woke, was made public on December 15, 2017. “W,” her second solo song, was made available on March 1, 2018. “F*** Up,” her third solo song, was made available on August 31, 2018.

On May 26, 2018, Mongeau announced TanaCon, her own convention. After the VidCon 2017 organizers declined to provide Mongeau with the rights at the conference of a “featured creator,” Mongeau planned TanaCon to be a substitute for VidCon. On June 22, 2018, TanaCon was held in Anaheim, California, and was immediately postponed.

Bella Thorne, Shane Dawson, Casey Neistat, Miranda Sings, Ricky Dillon, Elijah Daniel, Jenn McAllister, Gabbie Hanna, Trevi Moran, Lisa Schwartz, and Jack Baran were among the creators scheduled to participate in the event's panels. Mongeau claimed that 20,000 people attempted to attend the convention, but in reality, only 4,000 to 5,000 people showed up, and the Marriott was unable to accommodate even that number.

People that stood in line grumbled about the shortage of food and water and the long periods spent in the sun. Many people were said to have sunburns, and the heat is said to have caused some others to pass out. The incident had drawn a lot of interest and condemnation. According to The Verge, after the event, people were shouting “refund”, and fans were comparing it to the Fyre Festival.

Mongeau will appear in her own MTV reality series, MTV No Filter: Tana Turns 21, which will premiere in the summer of 2019, according to a report from April 29. The music video for Mongeau's fourth solo single, “FaceTime,” was made available on May 18, 2019. VidCon announced in May 2019 that Mongeau would be a featured creator there. Hank Green, one of the co-founders of VidCon, admitted in 2018 that he “100% screwed up” by declining to invite Mongeau to VidCon 2017 as a featured creator.

As of 2023, Mongeau has an estimated net worth of $4 million. Based on the assumption that YouTube channels make anywhere between $3 and $7 for every thousand views, Net Worth Spot calculates that Tana Mongeau’s YouTube channel has an estimated net worth of roughly $764,400 itself and generates an estimated $191,100 annually.

These are conservative estimates and Tana Mongeau might actually make more than $343,980 a year. According to SocialBlade, Mongeau now makes between $5,000 and $80,000 annually and between $417 and $6,700 per month, after being demonetized.

Mongeau is an active social media user, and her fame on YouTube helped her achieve success as a social media personality. On Instagram, she has a staggering follower count of 5.6 million. She posts selfies, travel pictures, modeling pictures and more. On Twitter, she is followed by a whopping 2.4 million followers and gets several likes and retweets. Her TikTok also has a massive following, with 7.5 million users following her account.

Tana Mongeau was born to Rick and Rebecca Mongeau in Las Vegas, Nevada, on June 24, 1998, where she grew up. Mongeau is openly bisexual. Prior to their breakup in June 2017, Somer Hollingsworth appeared in numerous of Mongeau's early YouTube vlogs. The couple had been dating at the time. From the summer of 2017 through February 2019, Mongeau was dating Bella Thorne, which included a time when the actress, the singer Mod Sun, and Mongeau were a trio.

In April 2019, Jake Paul, an American internet personality and YouTuber, and Mongeau started dating. The couple announced their engagement in June 2019, despite the fact that many admirers and observers questioned the validity of the union. Mongeau and Paul said, “I do” in Las Vegas on July 28 of that same year.

Given that the officiant's lack of a license was discovered, the marriage was not deemed valid. The ceremony was captured for MTV No Filter: Tana Turns 21 and was offered as a pay-per-view for $50. The ceremony, according to Mongeau, is something that is “fun and lighthearted that we're definitely doing for fun and for content” in an episode of the show. January 2020 saw the couple's separation announcement.

Mongeau has an erratic upload schedule on her channel. Her videos usually generate more than half a million views, and some videos cross a million views over time. She posts vlogs, try-on hauls, challenge videos and more.

This is her most watched video with over 21 million views. In the video, Shane Dawson and Mongeau hang out and try different things.

This is her second-most watched video with over 18 million views. This video is a music video for her song Hefner featuring Bella Thorne.

This is her third-most watched video with over 15 million views. Mongeau and James Charles make fun of outfits that other YouTubers wore in Coachella.

This is her fourth-most watched video with over 14 million views. Mongeau talks about her school and how she did her make-up back then.

• Tana claimed at MTV No Filter: Tana Turns 21 that because of her parents' poor parenting, she had a difficult childhood.
• Dizzy Wine, owned by Mongeau, was introduced on January 26, 2022.
• Mongeau has more than 126,110 monthly listeners on Spotify and has published more than eight singles, which have collectively had well over 55 million streams.

Q. How much does Tana Mongeau earn?

A. Tana Mongeau's YouTube channel is assessed to have a net worth of about $764,400 and generates an estimated $191,100 annually. After being demonetized, Mongeau now earns around $6,700 per month and around $80,000 yearly from YouTube, according to SocialBlade.

Q. Does Tana Mongeau have a TV series?

A. Yes, on April 29, 2019, it was revealed that Mongeau would have her own MTV reality show, MTV No Filter: Tana Turns 21, with a summer 2019 premiere.