#ElleOfTheMills

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Would You Want to Be a Social Media Star?

Have you ever dreamed of becoming a social media star? Of turning your life into content? Of gaining hundreds, thousands, even millions of followers and turning that following into a career? That’s what Elle Mills, who posted as ElleOfTheMills on YouTube for over a decade, did. But it wasn’t exactly everything she had dreamed it would be. In a guest essay — “YouTube Gave Me Everything. Then I…

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Please tell me *someone* has the mental health panel??? They didn't keep it up on the adcouncil Instagram page

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The Best of Youtube Rewind 2018

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if dan were elle mills

(phan pop culture 4/?)

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Never get jealous when you see your ex with someone else because our parents always taught us to give our used toys to the less fortunate.

Connie Huang from ElleoftheMills

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Hi! I’m Elle Mills and I’m bisexual.

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it’s almost 1:30am and i’m dying of laughter watching Elle Mills videos fuck

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elle mills, elleofthemills ↳ my school hates me so i pranked them (cops called)

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My Weight Loss My Weight Loss

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If Veronica and Betty Were In Love

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elle mills & corinna kopf

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So I started a new tumblr

I'm gonna be doing a marathon of every Phantom of the Opera, movie, series, plays or any derivatives. So I've decided to just make another tumblr cause I plan on making tons of gifs. If any of my current followers is interested, you can look for thephantomssidechick (Name is dedicated to ElleOfTheMills, because she's my muse, and Joey Kidneys "sidechick", but we all know she's his main for sure)

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YOU NEED TO STOP. AND DROP. EVERYTHING. go watch this beautiful beronica piece 

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Tackling Mental Health Online

Daniel Howell, Hannah Hart, ElleoftheMills, Mikey Murphy, Gabbie Hanna, Lina Renzina (Talent Relations and Partnerships - The Ad Council)

LOCATION: SPOTLIGHT STAGE

DATE: JULY 11, 2019

TIME: 2:30 PM - 3:30 PM

Creators today have a unique opportunity to spark dialogue and provide support around mental health because of their powerful, intimate relationships with audiences online. When creators share personal stories about their struggles, it has the potential to help both their own healing and their audiences’. But we’re often uncomfortable sharing the tough parts of life — especially as it relates to mental health — and if we aren't careful, it can cause more harm than good. Join us for an open conversation about tackling mental health experiences digitally, including tips on how to talk to audiences about these sensitive issues as a brand and a creator. We’ll also discuss how creators are managing their own mental health, balancing the constant pressure to churn out content while avoiding creative burn out.

Moderated by: Lina Renzina (Talent Relations and Partnerships - The Ad Council)

The panel will be livestreamed here.

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Fun stuff to do while self-isolating

Websites:

1. Flight Rising - A cute dragon breeding browser game, good for 15-30 minutes of entertainment.

2. Kiss Anime, Kiss Cartoon, Kiss Comics - Free anime, cartoons and comics available for binging. USE AD BLOCK and antivirus when browsing through these websites, otherwise, pop-ups and ads will be unbearable. No links provided because these websites change domains and URLs often.

3. TV Tropes - I can get lost on this website for hours reading about the tropes and plot points my favorite media use. I recommend this especially for writers or people interested in fiction.

4. Bored Button - Randomly sends you to interactive websites, great for relieving a couple of minutes or to laugh at something silly, like a website that allows you to slap Captain Kirk.

5. Archive of Our Own and Fanfiction.net - These are the giants of the fanfiction writing community and are home to a vast collection of stories about your favorite characters.

6. Goodreads - This is a good place to go to find book recommendations, make lists of what you want to read, and keep track of reading goals.

Youtube Channels:

1. Jessica Kellgren-Fozard - A 50s aesthetic combined with educational videos about disability. Jessica has a lovely personality and has served as a well-loved voice of the spoonie community.

2. Acoustic Trench - Videos of Acoustic music featuring a golden retriever, what’s not to like?

3. Rare Earth - This channel explores the lesser-known stories of people all around the world.

4. Simone Giertz - She builds robots that don’t work and has a lovely personality!

5. Mike Boyd - He constantly works on learning new skills and uploads his journey on his channel.

6. ElleOfTheMills - Elle Mills makes vlogs about her life. The videos are so high quality that watching them is like watching a movie.

7. Crash Course - They don’t need an introduction but this channel is good to watch while in isolation, both to learn something new and for students to keep up with their studies.

Videogames:

1. Stardew Valley - This is probably one of my favorite games. You get to run a small farm, befriend the townsfolk, and explore the many secrets in the game. Relationships in this game are lgbtq+ friendly! This game is available on most platforms and is relatively inexpensive at $10.

2. Outer Worlds - This game is brought to you by the studio that made Fallout: New Vegas. This game is beautiful and has a complex interesting storyline. All of the companion characters are well written and likable (One of which is an ace lesbian!). This game is available on the PC, Playstation, and X Box. It’s more expensive than the previous game on this list but it more than deserves the triple-A price tag of $59.99

3. Night in the Woods - This game is much more story-based than the other games on this list. The plot is wonderful and grapples with issues of mental illness and young adulthood. The price sits somewhere in the middle of #1 and #2 in this list at $19.99 and is available on PC, Mac, Linux, and Playstation 4.

4. Undertale - This is one of those games that needs no introduction. It’s a quirky pixel RPG with moral choices that doesn’t take itself too seriously. Undertale costs around $10 and is available on the Nintendo Switch, PC, and Playstation 4

5. Runescape - This is one of the oldest MMORPGs out on the market and is free to play. Runescape has an engaging crafting system and a wide variety of fun quests. While it is free to play Runescape suffers from some pay to win elements. This game is available on the PC and is in the early access phases of becoming a mobile app.

6. Albion Online - Albion Online is a large MMORPG with its strengths in its large scale PvP battles, combat system, and crafting system. This game is free to play with an optional subscription.

Mobile Apps:

1. Amino - This is a lesser-known social media app home to thousands of online communities. Fandoms, hobbies, roleplaying, and various other interests dominate the content here.

2. Animal Crossing Pocket Camp - This is a small, cutesy animal crossing game, enough to tide everyone over until new horizons releases on the 20th.

3. The Arcana - A tarot themed dating sim! Lgbtq+ friendly and filled with beautiful art. The characters are well written and the plot is filled with intrigue.

Podcasts:

1. Welcome to Night Vale - I can’t say too much about this one without spoiling it, this podcast is best listened to without knowing what to expect.

2. The Adventure Zone - A D&D podcast hosted by the Mcelroys, full of witty characters and funny moments.

3. Duolingo - Available in Spanish and French these podcasts are perfect for practicing your target language without leaving home.

Activities:

1. Bake

2. Start a project you’ve always wanted to try but haven’t had the time to do.

3. Draw, paint, etc.

4. Start a diy craft

5. Cook

6. Do some spring cleaning!

7. Read

8. Go on social media

9. Binge shows/movies on your streaming service of choice.

10. Start a garden

11. Pick and press flowers

12. Spend time with your pets (if you have any)

13. Call/text loved ones.

14. Color in an adult coloring book.

15. Pick up a new hobby.

16. Journal

Feel free to comment/reblog with more suggestions!