YouTube Star Tiffany Alvord Boards Wish 107.5 Bus, Shares YouTube FanFest Experience

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International YouTube sensation Tiffany Alvord returned to the country and participated in the recently held YouTube FanFest 2016 at the World Trade Center, Pasay City.

On her second visit, the American singer-songwriter also boarded the Wish 107.5 Bus and shared with Wish Jocks Princess Leigh (Wonderland) and Alice (Wishlist) her FanFest experience.

“FanFest is surreal this year, the fans are crazy – their passion, energy and excitement. It’s really nice to meet people who appreciate what you do,” she said.

The event “brings YouTube’s biggest superstars from around the world together on stage for exciting live shows.”

The line-up for this year’s festival includes Gab Valenciano, AJ Rafael, Alex Wassabi and American YouTubers Connor Franta and Tanner Patrick.

After the show’s stop in the country, the stars will next go to Thailand, Canada, Australia, South Korea, Indonesia, and Japan.

For Tiffany, the best part of the event was the “meet-and-greet” portion where she got to connect with her Tiffanatics.

“My favorite part is hugging my fans and getting to see them in person,” she shared, adding that she is thankful to them for always being there for her.

Tiffany is considered as one of YouTube’s first home-grown artists. With over two million subscribers, her account ranks among the site’s 50 most followed channels.

The 23-year-old singer recounted that she was only 15 years old when she posted her first video on YouTube.

“I decided to do music because it’s always been a passion of mine. I started writing songs when I was 10 and I got into theater when I was younger,” she eagerly shared.

Tiffany said that she previously dreamt of dabbling into acting but when she found YouTube, she thought it was a cool avenue to share her works.

She first visited the country in December 2014 when she had a concert with fellow YouTube star Tanner Patrick. The two also granted the station a WISHclusive interview and boarded the country’s first FM-on-wheels.

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