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<ul class="summary-list"><li>YouTube celebrity <keyword id="1637959" type="PERSON" weightage="60" keywordseo="Jenna-Marbles">Jenna Marbles</keyword> and long-time partner <keyword id="9471680" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="julien-solomita">Julien Solomita</keyword> are engaged.</li><li>Solomita announced the engagement during a livestream on <keyword id="1754577" type="COMPANY" weightage="60" keywordseo="Twitch">Twitch</keyword> on Thursday.</li><li>The YouTuber announced her departure from the platform following backlash for old offensive content.</li></ul>Former celebrity YouTuber Jenna Marbles, whose real name is <keyword id="3513436" type="PERSON" weightage="60" keywordseo="jenna-mourey">Jenna Mourey</keyword>, is engaged to long-time partner Julien Solomita, who announced the engagement on a <a href="https://clips.twitch.tv/CarelessFantasticPlumberMingLee-IMHWInJcddw2MWtf">Twitch stream</a> on Thursday."A little while ago, I asked Jenna to marry me, and she said yes," Solomita said during the stream. "So we are engaged."Mourey and Solomita started dating in 2013. It wasn't immediately clear when Solomita popped the question to Mourey, but he added that the engagement happened "probably longer ago than you think.""I'm very excited, and it feels good to get the words out because I wanted to tell you for a while and I didn't because it was giving me anxiety so I just kind of held onto it," Solomita said. "And I think today I realized it was kind of flipped, and it was giving me more anxiety to kind of hold on to it, so there's the news."Solomita showed a photo of Mourey's hand with the engagement ring and told viewers that she also bought him a ring "a little while after because she wanted me to enjoy the engagement too and be able to look at my hand, so now I have a little temporary ring" that he used to take off before streaming prior to making the announcement.Mourey garnered over 20 million subscribers on her <a href="https://www.youtube.com/user/JennaMarbles">YouTube channel</a> which she started in 2010. In June 2020, she <a href="https://www.insider.com/jenna-marbles-youtube-break-quitting-apologizes-offensive-videos-2020-6">announced</a> that she was leaving the social media platform in an emotional apology video for old offensive content on her page.The couple also ran a joint podcast, called the <a href="https://www.youtube.com/user/JennaJulienPodcast">Jenna &amp; Julien Podcast</a>, for six years, which <a href="https://www.insider.com/jenna-marbles-julien-solomita-end-jenna-and-julien-podcast-2020-8">they ended in August of last year</a>, thanking their fans in the final episode of the show. Though Mourey's social media presence has largely diminished since her departure from YouTube, Solomita has posted on <a href="https://www.youtube.com/user/TheFightingSolo">his own personal YouTube</a> channel and he continues to host Twitch streams."She's still offline, as you know, but still very much a part of my life, and now it's official," Solomita said during the Twitch stream."I'm very happy, she's very happy," he continued. "You were all very much a part of our relationship for a long time, and just because you don't see her anymore doesn't mean, you know, you still don't appreciate her and want to know this stuff."

Former YouTuber Jenna Marbles engaged to long-time partner Julien Solomita

<ul class="summary-list"><li><keyword id="1637959" type="PERSON" weightage="60" keywordseo="Jenna-Marbles">Jenna Marbles</keyword>' long-time partner <keyword id="9471680" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="julien-solomita">Julien Solomita</keyword> posted a statement about his girlfriend <a href="https://www.insider.com/jenna-marbles-youtube-break-quitting-apologizes-offensive-videos-2020-6">leaving the platform</a> on Friday, confirming that he will also be taking a break from his own channel.</li><li>Solomita said the two needed time to figure out the future of their shared podcast and their shared Twitch channel, too.</li><li>"Jenna is the strongest person i know. but no single person is meant to handle the pressure of pleasing the entire internet week in and week out for a decade," Solomita wrote. "if anyone deserves a walk into the sunset it's jenna [sic]."</li></ul>Julian Solomita, the long-time partner of <keyword id="3513436" type="PERSON" weightage="60" keywordseo="jenna-mourey">Jenna Mourey</keyword> — the YouTuber known as Jenna Marbles — addressed his girlfriend's departure from the platform in an emotional note on Friday <a href="https://www.twitlonger.com/show/n_1sr9ri2">posted to TwitLonger</a>. In it, Solomita confirmed he would be taking a break from his own channel, which has nearly 2.5 million subscribers on its own — Mourey's has over 20 million, and she was the most subscribed-to female YouTuber for several years. Solomita wrote that he'll be "be returning to the internet," but needed time for "taking care" of Mourey, who tearfully announced she would leave YouTube indefinitely in an apology video for <a href="https://www.insider.com/jenna-marbles-youtube-break-quitting-apologizes-offensive-videos-2020-6">old, offensive content</a> on her channel. Solomita also addressed the couple's joint podcast and Twitch stream, and said they "don't have a definite answer" about the future of both ventures. "Jenna is the strongest person i know. but no single person is meant to handle the pressure of pleasing the entire internet week in and week out for a decade," Solomita wrote. "The mental and emotional toll that takes. and the conflicting emotions at play when she inevitably makes the decision to step away. that decision has come. [sic]"He continued on to say that Mourey is entering a "new chapter" that will allow her to "feel like a person again," writing that a "massive weight" has fallen on Mourey's shoulders."If anyone deserves a walk into the sunset it's jenna," Solomita wrote. "She's been a beacon of light for so many people. she's shared her humility, kindness and love with all of you. she's allowed you into her life with open arms and internet hugs. now it's time jenna takes care of jenna. [sic]"Solomita also thanked friends and fans for sharing messages of support after Mourey's video on Thursday, which included the OG YouTuber apologizing for old, since-"privated" videos of her imitating rapper Nicki Minaj, rapping racist lyrics about Asian men in a parody song, and making comments that "slut shamed" women. Many of Mourey's OG YouTube peers expressed support for her and praised her content on Twitter after the video, including <a href="https://twitter.com/JoeyGraceffa/status/1276570038116347905">Joey Graceffa</a>, <a href="https://twitter.com/anthonypadilla/status/1276282961390825472">Anthony Padilla</a>, and <a href="https://twitter.com/hankgreen/status/1276291799422660610">Hank Green</a>.<ul class="read-more-links"><li>Read more:</li><li><a href="https://www.insider.com/jenna-marbles-youtube-break-quitting-apologizes-offensive-videos-2020-6">Jenna Marbles announced that she's leaving YouTube in a tearful apology for old offensive content</a></li><li><a href="https://www.insider.com/karen-meme-origin-the-history-of-calling-women-karen-white-2020-5">How the name Karen became a stand-in for problematic white women and a hugely popular meme</a></li><li><a href="https://www.insider.com/shane-dawson-twitter-drama-jeffree-star-james-charles-tati-westbrook-2020-6">Shane Dawson aggressively called out 'dramatic gurus' in the beauty community after speculation over his role in the explosive feud between James Charles and Tati Westbrook</a></li><li><a href="https://www.insider.com/lil-nas-x-confirms-nicki-minaj-fan-stan-account-nasmaraj-2020-6">Lil Nas X finally admitted he's a 'Barb,' confirming long-time rumors that he ran a Nicki Minaj stan account</a></li></ul>

Jenna Marbles' boyfriend says he's suspending his YouTube channel, podcast, and Twitch stream

<ul class="summary-list"><li>YouTuber <keyword id="3513436" type="PERSON" weightage="60" keywordseo="jenna-mourey">Jenna Mourey</keyword>, known as <keyword id="1637959" type="PERSON" weightage="60" keywordseo="Jenna-Marbles">Jenna Marbles</keyword>, announced she is leaving her main channel for the time being and apologized for a number of old, offensive videos on her channel.</li><li>Mourey addressed accusations that she did "blackface" for a 2011 video imitating Nicki Minaj, made a racist joke about Asian men in her music video "Bounce That D---" and "slut shamed" women in a video.</li><li>She added that she would be putting many of her past videos on private, including the ones that included racist and offensive content, as well as ones about the differences between guys and girls.</li></ul>Jenna Mourey, a celebrity YouTuber known online as Jenna Marbles, tearfully announced her departure from her main channel, which has more than 20 million subscribers. Since starting her channel in 2010, Mourey has been one of the biggest <keyword id="860150" type="PERSON" weightage="60" keywordseo="YouTubers">YouTubers</keyword> on the platform and was the most subscribed-to female YouTuber for several years. Mourey said that she "can't exist" on her main channel anymore, and said she wasn't having fun with it, which has been her main goal. She noted that she doesn't try to sell anyone anything and doesn't have sponsors. In a 2013 <a href="https://www.nytimes.com/2013/04/14/fashion/jenna-marbles.html">New York Times profile</a> Mourey expressed that she has "more money than [she needs], ever."She became known largely for comedic skits and rants, some of which, she noted in an <keyword id="3329321" type="PERSON" weightage="60" keywordseo="apology-video">apology video</keyword> titled "A Message" on June 25, contain offensive content. Mourey said that she has received backlash for old videos in recent weeks, as quarantine has cultivated an ongoing "callout" and "cancel <keyword id="24504" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="100" keywordseo="culture">culture</keyword>" during which many famous creators have been scrutinized for old content that has aged poorly. In Mourey's case, she specifically addressed a number of videos that are no longer available to view on her channel, because she set them to "Private" on YouTube. In 2011, Mourey, who did a series of videos imitating celebrities, did a video imitating the rapper Nicki Minaj. She wore a pink wig and her dark spray tan drew accusations of blackface. She was also accused of using a "blaccent." Those accusations aren't new and <a href="https://superfame.com/post/shane-dawson-calls-out-bethany-mota-out-for-blackface-tells-social-justice-warriors-to-die/">have been circulating online</a> for years, and Mourey privated the video years ago, but clips have still circulated. In addition to the Minaj impersonation video, Mourey apologized for a 2011 parody rap song she made called "Bounce that D---." She rapped "Hey ching chong wing wong, shake your king kong ding dong. Sorry that was racist, I'm bad at rap songs," and she also wore a stereotypical Asian rice hat in the video. "It's awful, it doesn't need to exist, it's inexcusable, it's not okay," Mourey said in the video. "I'm incredibly sorry if this offended then, now, whenever, it doesn't need to exist. It shouldn't have existed. I shouldn't have said that ever. It's not cool, it's not cute, it's not okay, and I'm embarrassed that I ever made that, period."Then she apologized for a 2012 video she says she "privated" shortly after making it during what she said was "one of the worst years of my life." Mourey says she ranted about girls that "slept around" and says it was "incredibly slut-shamey" and that she experienced a lot of "internalized misogyny at that point in my life."Since Mourey says she "privated" that video very quickly after posting it, there was no one demanding an apology for it, but she wanted to express guilt over making anyone ever feel bad about their bodies. She also said she was "privating" all her old — and some of her most popular — videos about what guys and girls do, respectively. Examples of these since-privated videos were "What Girls Think About During Sex" and "How Girls Get Ready in the Morning," and many showed Mourey dressed as a male for the male counterparts of those videos. "I don't think that making jokes about your gender is funny and I know that there are a lot of people that struggle with their identity and that have very fluid identities [...] I just don't want content in the world that [...] doesn't make sense and can be hurtful and can be harmful," Mourey said. She also said that she receives tweets about people she follows and is friends with telling her she's racist for doing so, and Mourey said "I'm a person trying to navigate the world the same way you are. So I don't always know what's right and what's wrong but the truth is I'm just trying my best."Mourey said she has received comments asking her to address the old videos as well as comments suggesting she doesn't have to. She emphasized that it was her decision to apologize for them and to step away from YouTube because she never wanted to hurt anybody or offend anybody with her videos and content. "I've spent a lot of the past few days privating almost all of my old content," Mourey said in the video. "And I'm sorry if any of that holds any nostalgia for you, but I'm literally not trying to put out negative things into the world."<ul class="read-more-links"><li>Read more:</li><li><a href="https://www.insider.com/karen-fake-instagram-accounts-teens-quarantine-roleplaying-tiktok-2020-6">Teens in quarantine are roleplaying as 'Karens' on Instagram, making fake personas dedicated to loving wine and supporting Trump</a></li><li><a href="https://www.insider.com/uk-tiktok-queue-waiting-in-line-the-latest-internet-trend-2020-6">UK TikTokers turned long quarantine lines into trending videos</a></li><li><a href="https://www.insider.com/myka-stauffer-apologizes-for-rehoming-adopted-son-2020-6">'I was naive, foolish, and arrogant': Myka Stauffer apologized following backlash for placing her adopted son with a new family</a></li><li><a href="https://www.insider.com/tiktok-bryce-hall-sway-la-statement-response-may-arrest-texas-2020-6">A TikTok star who was arrested on drug-related charges in May is breaking his silence about the incident</a></li></ul>

Jenna Marbles announced that she's leaving YouTube in a tearful apology for old offensive content

<ul class="summary-list"><li>Jenna Mourey, better known as Jenna Marbles, is now married.</li><li>Her long-term partner Julien Solomita announced that they had tied the knot on Instagram.</li></ul>Jenna Mourey, the former YouTuber better known as Jenna Marbles, has tied the knot with her long-term partner Julien Solomita.Solomita announced the news <a href="https://www.instagram.com/p/CmfR4Hrvmi0/?hl=en" target="_blank" rel="noopener">on his Instagram account</a> on December 22, posting photos from the day with the caption "married otters &lt;3".Mourey has been almost completely absent from the internet since <a href="https://www.insider.com/jenna-marbles-youtube-break-quitting-apologizes-offensive-videos-2020-6" rel="noopener">quitting YouTube in June 2020</a>, citing embarrassment over some of her old content.Mourey, who had 20 million subscribers when she left the platform, told her viewers in 2020 that she couldn't "exist" on her main channel anymore because she wasn't enjoying creating content. She also said she had received backlash for some of her old videos, which people thought had racist connotations — one where she imitated the rapper Nicki Minaj, and a parody rap song titled "Bounce that D---" which included Asian stereotypes."It's awful, it doesn't need to exist, it's inexcusable, it's not okay," Mourey said at the time. "I'm incredibly sorry if this offended then, now, whenever, it doesn't need to exist. It shouldn't have existed. I shouldn't have said that ever. It's not cool, it's not cute, it's not okay, and I'm embarrassed that I ever made that, period."Mourey also apologized for videos she described as "slut-shamey" and sexist, saying she experienced a lot of "internalized misogyny at that point in my life."At the time, several high profile YouTubers were facing criticism for offensive videos they had made in the past, including <a href="https://www.insider.com/shane-dawson-tati-westbrook-video-jeffree-star-drama-timeline-cancelled-2020-6">Shane Dawson and Jeffree Star</a>.Mourey and Solomita have been in a long term relationship for nine years. They share five dogs, including one called Marbles, who Mourey named her channel after. Many of the dogs were present in the wedding photos.Solomita, who is still a content creator on YouTube and Twitch, asked Mourey to marry him last year, <a href="https://www.insider.com/youtuber-jenna-marbles-julien-solomita-engaged-2021-4" target="_blank" rel="noopener">announcing their engagement</a> in a livestream on his Twitch channel in April 2021."A little while ago — this is so weird — I asked Jenna to marry me and she said yes," he said. "So, we are engaged."He added that he made the decision because he "just woke up and wanted to be married to her."Solomita also announced the marriage <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oao_6QTCCiw&amp;ab_channel=julien2" target="_blank" rel="noopener">on his Twitch channel</a>, where he regularly livestreams, saying the wedding happened at the end of November. He said they hadn't revealed the news straight away because they had been through a stressful period with one of their dogs, Peach, being ill. Since Peach had recovered, they wanted to celebrate, he said."We are a married couple," he said. "I can now officially make wife jokes."Over a million people have liked Solomita's Instagram post, and fellow content creators such as Felix "PewDiePie" Kjellberg, Seán "Jacksepticeye" McLoughlin, and Brittany Broski sent the couple their congratulations.Despite her abrupt exit from YouTube, Mourey remains a beloved creator, with fans continuing to express their wishes that she is happy and send their support through Solomita.

Rare photos of Jenna Marbles, a YouTuber who quit the platform in 2020 over past offensive content, getting married

<ul class="summary-list"><li>Husband of former YouTuber Jenna Marbles said their home was broken into, <a href="https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-11594047/Jenna-Marbles-husband-Julien-Solomita-says-woman-broke-home-two-months-harassing-them.html">the Daily Mail reports</a>.</li><li>In a reported Instagram story, he said he pepper-sprayed an intruder and called the police.</li></ul>Julien Solomita, the husband of former YouTuber Jenna Mourey who is better known as Jenna Marbles, said he subdued an intruder who entered their home after two months of harassment, according to the <a href="https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-11594047/Jenna-Marbles-husband-Julien-Solomita-says-woman-broke-home-two-months-harassing-them.html">Daily Mail</a>.The outlet reported that Solomita shared an <a href="https://www.instagram.com/juliensolomita/?hl=en">Instagram</a> story to his 1.3 million followers detailing the event on January 2. The story is no longer available to view, but screenshots published by the outlet showed text reading, "Today someone broke into our house. a woman, that we don't know, entered our home unannounced."It went on to say Solomita "immediately subdued" the intruder with pepper spray after she entered their property through the back door, and he was able to lock her back out.According to the screenshots, the Instagram story said that Solomita called the police, and a person was apprehended and arrested. <a href="https://www.tmz.com/2023/01/03/jenna-marbles-husband-pepper-sprays-stalker/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">TMZ reported</a> that the incident took place in San Fernando Valley, California, and Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) "came across" a person on their way to the home, who was taken to hospital. No arrest was reported by TMZ, and the LAPD did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment.The screenshots published by the Daily Mail also said the person was a "complete stranger" but had been "harassing me at my home" over the course of two months. "This was something that for safety reasons I was doing my best to keep offline but we were notified that a media outlet had information on today's event and are planning on running a story so I wanted you to hear what happened from me first," the screenshot read, adding that Solomita, Mourey, and their dogs were all safe after the incident.On December 22, Solomita announced <a href="https://www.instagram.com/p/CmfR4Hrvmi0/?hl=en">on Instagram</a> that he and Mourey had <a href="https://www.insider.com/photos-jenna-marbles-marries-partner-julien-solomita-youtube-2022-12">gotten married</a>. The caption of the post, which showed various photos of Mourey in a wedding dress and him wearing a suit, read, "married otters &lt;3" and received over 1.6 million likes.Mourey was the most subscribed-to female YouTuber for several years and currently has over 19.8 million followers on her dormant <a href="https://www.youtube.com/user/jennamarbles">channel</a>. In June 2020, Mourey announced she was leaving the platform, and apologized for a number of offensive videos she had made in 2011, including an imitation of Nicki Minaj and a racist joke about Asian men, <a href="https://www.insider.com/jenna-marbles-youtube-break-quitting-apologizes-offensive-videos-2020-6">Insider reported</a>. She has since been largely absent from the internet.Solomita and Mourey did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment.<a href="https://www.insider.com/culture">For more stories like this, check out coverage from Insider's Digital Culture team here.</a>

Former YouTube star Jenna Marbles' husband said their home was broken into just days after they shared wedding photos on social media, report says

<ul class="summary-list"><li>In lieu of an official 2020 <keyword id="1972084" type="PERSON" weightage="60" keywordseo="YouTube-Rewind">YouTube Rewind</keyword>, the platform's typically-annual year-in-review video, creator Michelle Khare put on a <keyword id="2809" type="PERSON" weightage="60" keywordseo="musical">musical</keyword> version. </li><li>Despite initial excitement when she announced it, the full video was met with backlash for featuring a <keyword id="1637959" type="PERSON" weightage="60" keywordseo="Jenna-Marbles">Jenna Marbles</keyword> lookalike.</li><li>Marbles, whose real name is Jenna Mourey, left the platform in June with an apology for some of her old, offensive content. </li><li>Fans and Mourey's partner Julien Solomita have publicly criticized the Rewind musical for putting the spotlight on her, despite her wishes to be off social media for the time being.</li><li>Khare subsequently issued a statement and removed the video, saying her intention was to "include and honor Jenna Marbles' honest, genuine, and moving apology that was followed by direct action."</li></ul>A month after <keyword id="10879" type="CITY" weightage="60" keywordseo="YouTube">YouTube</keyword> announced that there would be no 2020 YouTube Rewind (its typically-annual year-in-review video), YouTuber Michelle Khare said on December 9 that she would make her own <a href="https://twitter.com/MichelleKhare/status/1336762628312449024" target="_blank" rel="noopener">in the form of a musical</a>.When Khare tweeted that she would be posting a musical Rewind, there was <a href="https://www.dexerto.com/entertainment/were-getting-a-youtube-rewind-this-year-but-its-a-musical-1477321/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">an outpouring of support and anticipation</a>.However, the excitement was overshadowed once the full musical was posted on December 12 with backlash over the inclusion of a creator that left the platform this year - Jenna Marbles - due to controversy over her old content.<h2>Jenna Marbles stepped away from the internet in June</h2>Marbles, whose real name is Jenna Mourey, was played in the musical by actress and singer Julia Aks. For her musical number, Aks approaches the stage from behind a curtain, wearing the same outfit Mourey wore in her last YouTube video, right down to the style of glasses and orange scrunchie. She then reproduced several of Mourey's real lines from the video in song, before the lights go out.Mourey posted her last video on YouTube on June 25, where she <a href="https://www.insider.com/Jenna-marbles-youtube-break-quitting-apologizes-offensive-videos-2020-6" target="_blank" rel="noopener">apologized for old, offensive content</a> where she imitated Nicki Minaj, made a racist joke about Asian men, and "slut-shamed" women."It's awful, it doesn't need to exist, it's inexcusable, it's not okay," Mourey said in the now-deleted video. She ended the video by saying she wasn't sure if she would ever return. Mourey and her partner Julien Solomita subsequently announced their joint podcast wouldn't be continuing either.<div type="image" title="Jenna Marbles YouTube Rewind" height="689" width="919" msid="79726360" hostid="261"></div>It was a tough video to watch for many of Mourey's fans who followed her journey on YouTube since 2010 to become one of the most popular creators ever. It prompted more conversations about cancel <keyword id="24504" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="100" keywordseo="culture">culture</keyword> and accountability, with many concluding that of all the creators who have grappled with their old, offensive videos, Mourey had done so in an incredibly responsible way, getting ahead of criticism and taking responsibility proactively. Largely, Mourey continues to be celebrated online for taking accountability. <h2>Mourey's partner was visibly upset when he was made aware of the musical</h2>Including Mourey in the musical didn't sit well with fans, who labeled the move disrespectful and thoughtless since she has been so clear about wanting to be offline for her own mental health."I just watched the youtube rewind musical thing and YUCK," <a href="https://twitter.com/allegedly_adam/status/1337676203440877568" target="_blank" rel="noopener">tweeted YouTuber Adam McIntyre, who makes videos about internet drama</a>. "What they did to and about Jenna was disgusting. Using her exact words making fun of it and having them sung did NOT sit well with me. Very bad move. Very bad bad bad move."Even Mourey's partner seldom mentions her in his videos and streams. He saw the Rewind musical when someone texted it to him while he was <a href="https://t.co/z2yt1vnQUu?amp=1" target="_blank" rel="noopener">livestreaming a game of Among Us on Twitch</a>. He was visibly shaken near the end of the stream."Sorry guys I just, I think I should probably just get off stream," he told his viewers. "F---ing so dumb dude, so dumb. I just saw a clip from a YouTube Rewind thing. I'm just so sick of feeling like this, this whole year, and my life is just this big f---ing circus."Solomita was clearly upset and tried to explain why the video was so hurtful through tears. He said it felt like his life was fair-game for people to make a joke out of, and it was "a lot to handle.""The internet is like, it's just unbelievably relentlessly pathetic sometimes," he said. "And the person that I care about more than living my own existence is still being treated like that ... I just don't get it. I just don't know at what point I will be able to exist."<h2>'She didn't deserve any of that'</h2>He said it was particularly difficult to watch because it had been made by fellow creators, who understand the burden of living their lives online."You're putting this thing out there that's such a joke, and it's at our expense. It's not harmless," he said.Just before leaving the stream he said he shouldn't have watched it, and shouldn't speak on it further.<div type="image" title="Screen Shot 2020 02 14 at 11.25.42 AM" height="967" width="1290" msid="79726362" hostid="261"></div><h2>Michelle Khare apologized and removed the scene from the video</h2>Khare issued a statement that <a href="https://twitter.com/MichelleKhare/status/1337671220620234754" target="_blank" rel="noopener">she posted to Twitter</a> and her YouTube community tab shortly after Solomita's stream. She said she thought it was important to her to accurately represent the events of the year "including the departure of one of the most beloved internet stars, Jenna Marbles."She said the video was raising money for Black Lives Matter, and people of color she had spoken to thought it was "important to include and honor Jenna Marbles' honest, genuine, and moving apology that was followed by direct action.""Rather than changing her words, or making them our own, we wanted to honor hers," the statement continued. "While this tribute we felt was powerful for many to watch, I see it has done more harm than good. I recognize fully that Jenna's wish to be off social media for the good of her mental health was counteracted by including her in the musical."She said she had removed the scene from the musical as soon as she saw Solomita's stream."I sincerely apologize to Jenna, Julien, and the fans for causing more pain in a place we wanted to bring respect, in showcasing an apology that was profound, and most of all - began a conversation about accountability," she said."YouTube Rewind 2020: The Musical" is currently not available on Khare's channel.Insider has reached out to Khare for comment.<ul class="read-more-links"><li>Read more:</li><li><a href="https://www.insider.com/julien-solomita-Jenna-marbles-channel-podcast-twitch-stream-on-hold-2020-6" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Jenna Marbles' boyfriend says he's suspending his YouTube channel, podcast, and Twitch stream</a></li><li><a href="https://www.insider.com/Jenna-marbles-julien-solomita-end-Jenna-and-julien-podcast-2020-8" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Top YouTuber Jenna Marbles and her partner Julien Solomita are ending their podcast after controversy over resurfaced offensive videos</a></li><li><a href="https://www.insider.com/what-youtubers-looked-like-first-video-vs-now-2019-10" target="_blank" rel="noopener">THEN AND NOW: How 30 of the world's most famous YouTubers have changed since their first videos</a></li></ul>

A musical version of YouTube's year-in-review was taken down after fans slammed the inclusion of exiled creator Jenna Marbles

<ul class="summary-list"><li>YouTuber Jenna Mourey (known as <keyword id="1637959" type="PERSON" weightage="60" keywordseo="Jenna-Marbles">Jenna Marbles</keyword>) and her long-time partner <keyword id="9471680" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="julien-solomita">Julien Solomita</keyword> are discontinuing their joint <keyword id="1590914" type="PERSON" weightage="60" keywordseo="Podcast">podcast</keyword>, the Jenna &amp; Julien Podcast. </li><li>In the final episode posted on August 17, the audibly emotional couple said that after six years, they would be stepping away from the show and they were thankful for fans' support throughout the endeavor.</li><li>Mourey told listeners that she had "a million things" she wanted to say, but wanted her fans to know that she was "okay" and "getting help."</li><li>The announcement follows a turbulent few months for the couple — in late June, Mourey announced her departure from her main YouTube channel following backlash over resurfaced insensitive content and Solomita posted that he would be pausing his online presence as well. </li><li>Since releasing the emotional video, Mourey has been noticeably absent from YouTube and from the couple's joint podcast, though the pair didn't explicitly state that the resurfaced content was the reason for ending the show. </li></ul>YouTuber Jenna Mourey (known to her 20.3 million subscribers as <a href="https://www.youtube.com/user/JennaMarbles">Jenna Marbles</a>) and her long-time partner Julien Solomita are discontinuing their podcast, the Jenna &amp; Julien podcast, after six years. In a new episode titled "<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_SUVj_QshU">The Final Podcast</a>," the audibly emotional couple thanked their fans for years of support and announced that they would be stepping back from the show. Mourey, who had been noticeably absent from the show's last five episodes, joined Solomita for the August 17 installment to say her goodbyes to listeners, noting that she didn't want her partner to shoulder the burden of ending the show."If I think about it too much and if I say it too much, I'm probably gonna cry. And I can't really look at Julien because I'm probably gonna cry. But I wanted to say thank you so much for all of your support over however many years we've been doing this," she said. "This is, like, one of the sources of so much happiness and laughter and joy — and such a good time — and I'm so glad that so many of you had such a good time with us."Mourey went on to assure listeners that "all good things come to an end — and that's okay," adding that the two might create "something else" together in the future. Solomita added that he's thankful for the "dink fam" — the couple's nickname for themselves and their avid fanbase – and he'll miss creating the show. "You know, this podcast has spanned over a long time in my life — and lot of different, kind of, phases of my life — and it's hard to say goodbye," he said. "The longer we sit here, the more messy it's gonna get. But, just the biggest, most heartfelt thank you to anyone who has ever listened to our podcast." Mourey concluded the 6-minute episode by updating viewers on her emotional state. "I have a million things that I would love to say, but I just want you to know that I'm doing okay, I'm getting help, and I'm just being a person right now," she said. "So I genuinely appreciate all the support and love."The podcast's <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAOwW6UWDZDFZ5meGS-lQhQ">YouTube channel</a>, the pair explained, will still be accessible, so fans are free to browse episodes "to eternity." Comments on the video were turned off, but the clip racked up over 100,000 views within two hours of posting. <h2>The announcement follows a turbulent few months for the YouTube personalities</h2>On June 25, Mourey posted a tearful video to her main <a href="https://www.youtube.com/user/JennaMarbles">YouTube channel</a>, apologizing for creating insensitive content in the past and announcing her departure from the platform. In the clip, which has since been set to "private," she told viewers that she was no longer "having fun" with the channel, which had always been her objective (Mourey held the title of most-subscribed to female YouTuber for several years, but did not frequently court sponsors and monetize her content).She also noted that she'd recently received backlash for old videos that were resurfaced as part of a movement seeking greater accountability from the famous and powerful. Mourey specifically apologized for a 2011 parody rap song she made called "Bounce that D---" in which she rapped, "Hey ching chong, wing wong, shake your king kong ding dong. Sorry that was racist, I'm bad at rap songs." "It's awful, it doesn't need to exist, it's inexcusable, it's not okay," she said of the song. "I'm incredibly sorry if this offended then, now, whenever, it doesn't need to exist. It shouldn't have existed. I shouldn't have said that ever. It's not cool, it's not cute, it's not okay, and I'm embarrassed that I ever made that, period."She went on to apologize for a 2012 video — which was "privated" shortly after its creation — in which, she says, she criticized women who "slept around" and was "incredibly slut-shamey." Ultimately, she attributed the sentiments in the video to a lot of "internalized misogyny."Mourey added that some social media users were demanding that she atone for befriending certain content creators who have been criticized for similarly offensive content — but said she was doing her best. "I'm a person trying to navigate the world the same way you are," she said. "So I don't always know what's right and what's wrong but the truth is I'm just trying my best."Solomita then posted an emotional note on <a href="https://www.twitlonger.com/show/n_1sr9ri2">TwitLonger</a> in which he confirmed he would be taking a break from his own channel, which has nearly 2.5 million subscribers.He also addressed Mourey's emotional wellbeing following the online backlash. "Jenna is the strongest person i know. but no single person is meant to handle the pressure of pleasing the entire internet week in and week out for a decade," he wrote. "The mental and emotional toll that takes. and the conflicting emotions at play when she inevitably makes the decision to step away. that decision has come."Read more:<a href="https://www.insider.com/jenna-marbles-youtube-break-quitting-apologizes-offensive-videos-2020-6">Jenna Marbles announced that she's leaving YouTube in a tearful apology for old offensive content</a><a href="https://www.insider.com/julien-solomita-jenna-marbles-channel-podcast-twitch-stream-on-hold-2020-6">Jenna Marbles' boyfriend says he's suspending his YouTube channel, podcast, and Twitch stream</a><a href="https://www.insider.com/myka-stauffer-apologizes-for-rehoming-adopted-son-2020-6">'I was naive, foolish, and arrogant': Myka Stauffer apologized following backlash for placing her adopted son with a new family</a>

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