Ryan Higa

Ryan Higa, a YouTube star, is a prominent figure in the field of comedy videos. He is better known under his YouTube username, Nigahiga. Ryan Higa is a Japanese-American personality with an incredible comedic talent that has earned him more than 21 million subscribers.

Born on June 6, 1990, in Hilo, Hawaii, Ryan Higa comes from a family of four. His parents are Wendell and Luci Higa, and he has a brother named Kyle Higa. Ryan Higa began his journey to fame while attending Waiakea High School, where he competed in both Judo and wrestling.

Ryan Higa launched his YouTube channel in 2006 with the help of his friends, Sean Fujiyoshi, Tim Enos, and Tarynn Nago. Ryan and his team produced comedy videos that quickly gained popularity, propelling his career as a YouTuber to greater heights.

Aside from being a YouTuber, Ryan Higa is also an actor, having appeared in the film "Tell Me How I Die." He is also the co-founder of BOYS generally ASIAN, a K-pop group formed with his friend and fellow YouTuber, David Choi.

Ryan Higa has a lively and playful personality, a trait he attributes to his passion for creating comedy content. His evident love for entertaining his viewers has driven him to invest in humor, creativity, and innovation. Ryan's motivation stems from developing new and creative ways to put a smile on the faces of his audience.

Ryan Higa's journey to the top wasn’t all rosy. Like most successful people, Ryan endured several challenges before achieving his dreams. Ryan's YouTube channel was initially suspended due to copyright infringement, causing him to lose all his subscribers. However, Ryan's resilience led him to bounce back, and his channel quickly gained even more subscribers than before.

Ryan Higa is not married, but he has dated several women, including Tarynn Nago and actress Arden Cho. His family has been supportive throughout his career, even appearing in some of his videos, such as "Meet My Family." Ryan has also collaborated with fellow YouTubers such as Kevin Wu, better known as KevJumba.

Ryan Higa's contribution to YouTube and comedy has earned him multiple awards and recognition. Ryan and his friend Sean produced the feature film, "Ryan and Sean's Not So Excellent Adventure, " which won the Best Director award at the 2009 Hawaii International Film Festival. Ryan also authored the book "Ryan Higa's How to Write Good," which quickly became a New York Times bestseller.

Ryan Higa's outstanding talent, creativity, and passion have made him a role model for young people all over the globe. His journey to becoming a successful YouTube star is inspiring, showing that hard work and determination can lead to great success.