How old is Brian David Gilbert Today: Biography, Net Worth & more

Brian David Gilbert, 29, is a writer and video producer. He is one of three siblings with limited details about his family revealed, and he is well-known for his comic skits on his YouTube channel.
He has over 90,000 followers on major social networking networks, including Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube.

How old is Brian David Gilbert?

The notorious Youtuber was born on January 29, 1994, in California, United States of America.

What’s Brian David Gilbert’s net worth?

The rising star has a whooping net worth estimated to be 200 thousand dollars.

What’s Brian David Gilbert’s height and weight?

David has dark brown hair and eyes with a slim and healthy physique, weighing 56kg, and stands at a height of 5 feet 8 inches tall.

What’s Brian David Gilbert’s Nationality and Ethnicity?

American of White descent.

What’s Brian David Gilbert’s profession?

At an early age, the rising star had an interest in gymnastics and playing the guitar with the assistance of his parents whose details are kept private from the media.

He went to high school, graduated, and went on to John Hopkins University, where he earned a degree in Cognitive Science and Creative Writing. His first work after graduating from university was as a copywriter for a while before he began producing.

Brian created “Polygon,” a website devoted to comic book and video game presentation, reviews, and productivity. He worked with two people before going solo in his job as a content provider. With the assistance of his partner, Karen Han, the YouTuber is now putting in extra effort to create efficient and successful content for his channels.

Who is Brian David Gilbert dating?

The Youtuber has only been in one relationship but is presently single, and has never been engaged or married.

Does David Gilbert have children?

He has no kids known to the media and has expressed his intentions of not having one now.

Did Brian David Gilbert quit Polygon?

He stated the reason in the below Tweet:

“The short reason I’m leaving is because it feels like the right time! The slightly-longer-but-still-short reason is that I want to help make bigger, stranger, less referential projects. I’d like to make the stuff that, in 10 years, someone else could make an Unraveled about.”

December 28, 2020, via his Twitter name (@briamgilbert).

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