Killer And Madison Fisher For almost a decade, YouTube has enrolled the family of seven lives on YouTube and is not planning to close the door to make material at any time.

Madison said exclusively "We love we have all these memories and the kids like to see these highlights of their lives and see these highlights in their life," Our weeklyThe "I would say that we will continue, perhaps the special moments posted as a family are about to continue if everyone still loves it, obviously."

YouTubers known as online phishfam were one of the families displayed in Hulu Born to be viral: The real life of the kidflowersThe Six -part documents followed the lives of the first -generation kid for five years, shared the moments behind the screen with the family and Publishes profitable brand deals.

Killer and Madison and their five children, who have collected more than 1.7 million YouTube followers, have begun to follow opportunities outside MaterialThe (This couple is twin daughters Tayatum and Okali, 9, daughter Halston, 6, and son Oliver, 4, and Cohen, 3.)

"Since we have such a big community that we have created over the years, we always think, 'What can we do for the greater good with this community?' 'The Madison family explained about the future plans of the family. "If the kids want to create a business that they want to be part of this community in the future or anything they want to be a business I think it allows them to get that opportunity."

This pair points to Titum and Okie's "Key Club", which was introduced to encourage others to be "one's best version".

"This is a little thing that girls can hand over little necklace with them when they meet them and say, 'Do you want to be part of the club?'" Madison explained. "People only promise to be the best version of themselves and simply create this fun little movement"

A chocolate milk-tasteful powder made with ingredients such as Madison and Kyler Vitamins, Adaptogens and Superfoods also debuted with their own well-being lines.

Madison shared, "People depend on us as a family who has been watching us for years." "They saw how much we care about our children's health in lots of videos that we created this brand too."

Killer has also begun disguise in the music industry. Fans got a glimpse of his latest efforts in the documentary, which is featured to join him on stage for a performance in the pair. Through everything, Kyler is hoping to teach his children the power of confidence.

Killer said, "That's what I like about the opportunity to have my kids in such situations." “When I was young I never had me This kind of opportunityThe My daughters were 8 years old to be able to sing in front of the crowd of 8 at 8 at 8000 people, for the first time to pull my girls on stage, this is the building of confidence. That's what I want to get into them ”" "

Killer shared that he was "fought with confidence" when he was growing up, which he was part of the fact that he did not follow the first age.

Killer mentioned, "Now I'm doing it at this age, it can't turn it into something for me," but I know for sure that I can give my kids a chance to do great if they want. "

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