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Addie Bowley
Born
Addison Bowley Beckerman

(2004-07-05) July 5, 2004 (age 22)
Nashua, New Hampshire, U.S.
EducationAcademy for Science and Design
OccupationJournalist • Reporter • Internet personality
Years active2014–present
EmployerPBS
Height5 ft 9 in (175 cm)
SpouseElizabeth Stalker
Partner(s)Daniel Gerstel (DanCookedIt)
Nick DiGiovanni
Websitehttps://addiebowley.com

Addison "Addie" Bowley Beckerman (born: July 5, 2004)[1] is an American upcoming correspondent and YouTuber who uploads a variety of videos and shorts, primarily about fast food. They usually revolve around him consuming a brand of fast food, whether it be versing Starbucks and Dunkin' or testing to see if a fast food chain tastes better at breakfast or dinner time. He also owns a second channel named Addie Bowley Vlogs which he used as his original channel, where he posted various vlogs of himself. He is an upcoming correspondent of PBS News.

About

Bowley posts a variety of different videos, both on his YouTube channel and on his TikTok. However, his videos primarily center around fast food, whether it be comparing one star and five star restaurants, or disproving negative reviews on Yelp. He occasionally posts other videos as well, such as him testing his sense of time or him testing if he can solve different puzzles.[2] Addison primarily uploads Shorts, but occasionally he uploads long-form videos in addition. He also uploads his YouTube Shorts on his TikTok.

History

Interestingly, Addison first started out not on his main channel, but on the Addie Bowley Vlogs channel. Created on May 29, 2019, Addison planned to use the channel to upload vlogs of his adventures, hence the name. On July 19, 2019, Addison uploaded his first video, where he attempts to turn a penny into $1,000. That video only has over 1,000 views, and used a stock intro. The next video features him capturing footage of his drone, flying over his Beach House in Saco, Maine. Addison continued to make videos on the beach house until his seventh video, where he uploaded the second part to his first video.

Addison continued to post random videos on the vlog channel until November 7, 2019, where he decided to branch out and start a second channel, Addie Bowley, which would later become his main channel. Eventually, Addison favored his main channel and abandoned his vlogs channel, with the vlogs channel becoming inactive.

Career

He is an upcoming correspondent of PBS News in 2027 replacing John Yang.

Series

Addison has created a variety of series on his YouTube channel. The most popular series on the channel are (in no particular order):

  1. One Star vs Five Star: Addie reviews a one-star fast food restaurant, and then goes and reviews a five-star restaurant of the same fast food chain. Addie considers multiple factors when comparing the two, such as the price, the appearance of the restaurants, and their cleanliness. The highest score he's even given was a 4.7, while the lowest is a 1.2.[3])
  2. Starbucks vs Dunkin': Addie reviews two rivaling coffee chains, Starbucks and Dunkin'. However, he decides the winner based on which one creates the most sweet, the least popular, and the saltiest drink, among others. In one of the episodes, one of the Dunkin' employees recognises Addie.[4] After making 12 Shorts on the series, he then made a final episode, which he reviewed the original locations, gave them 4 separate ratings, and named the winner "The Ultimate Coast to Roast."
  3. Fast vs Fancy: Addie reviews two different places that sell the same food item, one being a "Fast" location, which is usually a fast food place, and the other being a "Fancy" location which is usually a luxurious restaurant.
  4. Can I survive on ___?: Addie challenges himself where he can only buy breakfast, lunch, and dinner at a specific location or fast food chain.
  5. I Tested...: Addie tests different products on camera, such as discontinued foods or outdated toys. After testing the item, Addie provides his personal opinion on that item.

Quotes

  • "This is a one-star [name of fast food place] and this one has five stars! But is there really a difference?"
  • "But how will the five star compare?"
  • "Dem nuggies!"
  • "The Skeleton's Drip: Clean!"[5]
  • "CRUNCH WRAP SUPREME!!"[6]
  • "Next up, Mentos Now. More like Mentos Never Again!"[7]
  • "Next up, Fruit Strike Gum. Nah, I need to say that like it's, like, more like "The Boss" you know- FRUIT STRIPE GUM!!!"[7]
  • "Fast vs Fancy [food item]."
  • "We love you, Dave!"[8]
  • "THE ULTIMATE COAST TO ROAST!"
  • "THE BACONATOR"[9]

Trivia

  • His channel reached one billion views on August 22, 2024.
  • He sold a piece of abstract art named "Chaos" for $102.50. The person who bought the art was WifiEli.
  • He has a girlfriend named Elizabeth.
  • He dislikes jelly and maple.[10]
  • He had a fascination for puzzles when he was young.[2]
  • He received a metal detector as a Christmas present when he was 10 years old.[11]
  • His videos mostly get confused with another youtuber named DanCookedIt, also a review YouTuber.
  • He is colorblind.[12]
  • He revealed that he's from New Hampshire.[13]

References


Category:American YouTubers Category:YouTubers from New Hampshire Category:American TikTokers Category:2004 births Category:People from Nashua, New Hampshire

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