Comedian and skit writer out of Indianapolis. Husband, girl dad, and the guy behind the characters your group chat already quotes.
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Taylor started posting skits in 2020 and never stopped. Six years, a million-plus followers, and one blonde HOA-president wig later, he's built one of the most reliably funny family-comedy accounts on the internet, all while working a full-time job.
The content works because it's true: he really is a husband, really is a girl dad, and really does have opinions about your fantasy lineup. Audiences don't just watch. They tag their spouses.
She's seen your trash cans out a day early, and she will be filing a complaint. The internet's favorite neighborhood villain.
“No babe, it's fine. Whatever.” Every couple has had this exact conversation. Taylor just films it.
A man who has strong feelings about thermostats, receipts, and how nobody wants to work anymore.
Game-day meltdowns and fantasy-football grief counseling, from a fan who cares far too much.
Discount codes, personal videos, and the other corners of Taylor's world.
Taylor's audience doesn't scroll past. They comment, share, and tag people they know. Comment-quality engagement rated “very good,” a top-ranked US Family-category account, and content that stays brand-safe without being boring.
Taylor has partnered with brands of every size, from household names to hometown favorites, with campaigns spanning TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, and Snapchat.