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Aba and Preach is a Canadian commentary and reaction YouTube channel run by Aba Atlas (born April 30, 1990 (1990-04-30) [age 34])[citation needed] and Erich "Preach" Étienne (born February 18, 1982 (1982-02-18) [age 42])[1], centering around the two giving their opinions on taboos, culture and social issues and reacting to videos.[citation needed]

Content[]

The channel's first video was a vlog by Aba titled Dear Mother. The next video was about Aba on heightism, and it became the channel's most viewed video. Some of their next videos were about dating[2][3], but they mostly reacted to videos from Riley J. Dennis[4], Dr. Phil[5], The Onion[6], Christina Sommers[7], Tomi Lahren[8] as well as miscellaneous[9] videos[10] regarding controversies[11] about racism.

They would keep this style of reacting up though around 2020 they focused more on YouTubers and comedians[12] like PewDiePie[13], Girl Defined[14] and Brooke Houts[15], amongst commenting on social issues[16] and drama[17][18][19]. They would also react to bad advice[20][21] regarding dating and things like "the girl code"[22].

Around 2021, most of their content began centering on Jubilee, a company and social media agency that was known to highlight the flaws of society and give silent commentary on them.[citation needed] They were very critical of the company and its participants, to the point Jubilee itself released a video[23] calling them out for bullying and how much they hated Aba and Preach reacting to them.

Ironically, Aba and Preach reacted to this video[24], calling Jubilee sensitive and unable to accept criticsm. They have also started to make videos satirizing society and modern culture[25].

Trivia[]

  • Aba is of Ethiopian descent, and Preach is of Haitian descent.
  • They both have backgrounds in stand up comedy and street performance, and Preach has worked as a bouncer. They still do live comedy tours today
  • They were once called out by Doja Cat on her Instagram[26]
  • They have a long standing beef with H3h3Productions.

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