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Sophomore YouTuber gains over 180,000 subscribers
By Morgan Tolan | April 17, 2019At age 19, University of Richmond sophomore Emily Wass has more than 181,000 loyal subscribers on YouTube.
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At age 19, University of Richmond sophomore Emily Wass has more than 181,000 loyal subscribers on YouTube.
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