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Meet Ricky Lowe:

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This 20-year-old entrepreneur is quickly gaining traction on social media despite his age teaching men about dating, fitness, and self-development. Some of his videos reached over 50,000 views in mere months after starting his YouTube channel. With over 4,000 total followers on both of his Instagram accounts and 800 subscribers on YouTube as of April 30, 2022, our experts projected that within the year, if he consistently uploads a video a day, he will reach 100,000 followers and or subscribers on his platforms. Finding YouTubers at the beginning of their journey is always a neat experience because you get to see them blossom into their full potential. Ricky plans on opening his own website where he will sell merchandise, online coaching, courses, meal plans, and E-Books. Ricky also has a passion for producing music and tells us he plans on releasing some of his own work once his name gets more notable. It’s a rare thing to find a young man with a good head on his shoulders doing his part to give back to the community, especially in the world we live in today. A big demographic that Ricky targets are men of shorter stature. With himself being 5 foot 5 inches and having success with women and business this gives a lot of men and young adults something to look up to if they, like him, aren’t the biggest guys out there. If you want to support Ricky and his channel, just look up Ricky Lowe on youtube or follow him on Instagram: thatonerickykid

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