Greg the Sausage Roll: Wish You Were Here: A LadBaby Book

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Both were diagnosed with dyslexia at primary school and feel strongly about showing children it is nothing to be ashamed of and should be embraced.

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After posting and forgetting about the video, Hoyle was approached by another dad at the birthday party the next day. “He said to me, ‘Your Facebook video is doing well, it has 500,000 views.’ I thought he meant 500 views because I only had 1,000 followers.” A day later, Hoyle hit a million views and social publisher LADbible asked if it could reupload the clip. Hoyle gained 25,000 followers. “I figured I should probably do more videos,” he says. How did this strange, alternate type of fame come about? And what does it reveal about the strange stratification of the online world? Some of the answers may lie within LadBaby’s empire of sausage rolls. a b Gorman, Rachel (16 April 2019). "LadBaby launches spin-off YouTube channel testing toys with his sons". Nottingham Post . Retrieved 25 May 2020.