Lush says it will deactivate its accounts on Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, Snapchat and TikTok, because it doesn't want to use platforms that are 'harmful' to people's mental health. 'But some social media platforms are beginning to feel like places no one should be encouraged to go.' 'We wouldn't ask our customers to meet us down a dark and dangerous alleyway,' Lush said in a statement. Lush says it'll deactivate several of its social media accounts on Black Friday, November 26, at the same time its competitors are going big with holiday sales. 'They thought I should keep going to school, but in my head, I'm like, 'I could stop going to school right now, try this out, and if things don't pan out at all, I can just go back next semester or next year.' The YouTuber said that he dropped out of college twice and before deciding to give YouTube a go, which his parents were not too happy about. 'I just started streaming for fun back in 2009, I think,' Robelo told Narcity from Vancouver, saying that he and his brother were just trying things out. Narcity | YouTube How and why did you get into your industry? Robelo spoke to Narcity about how he got into the industry, his advice for anyone getting started, and the best and worst parts of the job.

The 29-year-old Toronto native currently has over 12 million subscribers on his channel and has worked with huge brands such as Disney, so it's safe to say his decision was a good one. Have a story to tell? Get in touch with out of school against the advice of your parents can be a risky move, but for Andre Robelo, known as Typical Gamer on YouTube, it's led him to success. This article is part of Narcity's biweekly Millennial Money Makers series, which profiles young Canadians who are making money in 'new' - and often surprising - ways.

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