Bryce Hall Biography

Bryce Hall
Statistics
  • Age:

    25 years old
  • Date of Birth:

    August 14, 1999
  • Birth Place:

    Ellicott City, Maryland
  • Horoscope:

    Leo
  • Full Name:

    Bryce Hall
  • Occupation:

    Tik Tok Star, Instagram Star, YouTube Star
  • Height:

    5 ft 11 in
  • Nationality:

    American
  • Ethnicity:

    White

About Bryce Hall

Bryce Hall is a social media star and content creator from the USA. Like many other social media stars these days, Bryce’s fame has mostly come through the videos he posts on the TikTok app. However, Bryce does so much more than dancing and lip syncing on TikTok.

He also makes hilarious videos on YouTube and Instagram. His channel is the place to be if you are looking for a good laugh. This piece will look at Bryce’s social media journey, the truths and rumors about his relationships, and the controversies he’s had to deal with.

He rose to social media prominence on Vine

Bryce Hall

Hall was born on 14th August 1999, in Ellicott City, Maryland. Information about his family is scarce, but it is reported that he was raised by a single mom. Bryce’s social media career started when he opened a Vine account. Hall quickly gained a massive following on Vine, and after the service went offline, he created an account on YouTube.

His YouTube following grew steadily, and in 2019, he blew up on TikTok. Bryce currently has 19 million followers on TikTok. However, his prominence on TikTok slowed his progression on YouTube. Bryce now posts less on YouTube, but he still commands a following of 3.56 million subscribers.

However, according to his TikTok bio, Bryce plans to re-establish himself on YouTube. The bio reads; “this kid MUST be stopped im hopping back to youtube ik…”

Bryce stated that he didn’t cheat on Addison Rae and that he initiated their breakup

bryce hall and Addison Rae

After months of speculation, Addison Rae and Bryce Hall confirmed that they were dating via a YouTube video posted on 30th November 2020. According to the pair, Bryce officially asked Addison out on 13th October 2020.

However, three days after going public with their relationship, fans noticed that Rae and Hall weren’t following each other on Instagram. They seemed to reconcile in time for their three-month anniversary on 15th January 2021, when Addison posted an engagement ring photo on her Instagram story.

In early March 2021, rumors started circulating claiming that Hall cheated on Rae when he was in Vegas. “I didn’t cheat on Addison,” Bryce wrote on Twitter. Meanwhile, Addison took to Instagram to thank fans for their support and added, “When and if I want to share, I will make that decision.”

In late March 2021, Addison spilled the beans in an interview with Apple Music’s Zane Lowe. She stated that the hook for her song Obsessed came from a conversation she had with her ‘ex-boyfriend’ before correcting to ‘boyfriend at the time.’ The reference to ‘ex-boyfriend’ seemed accidental, but it was all the confirmation we needed.

Several days later, Bryce addressed the breakup via a video posted on his YouTube channel. Hall insisted that he’d not cheat on Addison and that he initiated the breakup. Bryce added that Addison believed that he didn’t cheat, but there was no trust between the couple. He said:

“Both of us are going through a shit ton of things right now behind the scenes that we don’t necessarily comfortably want to talk about, to a camera especially. With all that stress, we’ve mutually decided that it would be best if we parted ways.”

There are rumors claiming that Bryce was in a relationship with Mikey Barone

In the aftermath of Hall’s breakup with Addison, internet sleuths have uncovered evidence allegedly confirming that Bryce was in a relationship with Mikey Barone.

Photos of Bryce appearing affectionate with another boy are the basis of a TikTok theory claiming that Bryce Hall isn’t straight. Bryce and Mikey were known to have a strong friendship, and there were rumors that they had something more.

The rumors have resurfaced, but they don’t seem legitimate. Bryce has exclusively dated girls, and despite the never-ending rumors, there is no concrete evidence proving that he’s ever dated a boy.

He cleared up gay rumors when he asked Elle Danjean to be his girlfriend

Bryce Hall and Elle Danjean

For a long time, Bryce was suspected to be gay because he rarely gave updates about his personal life. Hall put the gay rumors to bed when he posted a video titled I Asked Her To Be My Girlfriend. In the video, Bryce asked Instagram star Elle Danjean, to be his girlfriend. 

Bryce and his friends helped created the perfect romantic setting for the big occasion. Elle said yes, and from the video, you could see that Bryce was very happy. He said; “I have a girlfriend! I’m glad she said yes, I have a girlfriend now. Mom I am not gay.”

He has been involved in several controversies

Bryce Hall

Bryce has been in the middle of several controversies during his time as a social media star. He and his friend Mikey Barone famously accused Bryce’s then-manager Michael Weist of sexual harassment and hacking his Twitter account. Bryce wrote on Twitter;

“Managers who touch their clients in ways they don’t wanna be touched hide the truth by hacking their Twitter accounts.”

Michael sued the pair for defamation, and the matter was settled out of court. Part of the settlement included a public apology to Michael. The scandal was featured in a Hulu documentary titled Jawline.

In 2018, Bryce courted controversy again when he assaulted YouTube star named BadZach. According to Newsweek, Bryce pinned Zach into a bathtub and punched him several times. Bryce stated after the incident, “Humans make mistakes, If you don’t make mistakes, you are not fucking human.”

In a video titled Answering the Questions I’ve been Avoiding, Bryce stated that his biggest regrets in life are his controversies. He said; “Biggest regret of my life, probably all the controversies I’ve ever been in and I was in a lot… I regret those, immensely.”

Bryce stated that he had changed after he was arrested on drug-related charges in Texas

Bryce Hall

In May 2020, Bryce and fellow Sway House member Jaden Hossler hit the headlines after they were arrested in Texas on drug-related charges. They spent the night in Jail, and were released the next morning after making bail.

Hall opened up about the incident in a narrative posted on People. Bryce started by quoting a Bible verse on Ecclesiastes which states, “There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the sun.”

He proceeded to write about his time in the jail and how it made him think about the people he’d let down. Bryce praised his single mom, and expressed regret that his failure to listen to her advice had landed him in prison. He also professed fear that he was turning into his abusive father, who spent a lot of time in jail.

Bryce apologized to his fans for failing to set a good example. He concluded by stating that he’d come out of the cell a changed man. Part of his apology read:

“As a huge step towards making real changes, I started on the path of getting sober. It’s been transformative. While I will still drink occasionally, gone are the times of drinking heavily every day. After getting sober, my body and mind feel amazing. I’m more focused than ever before and am constantly working hard on my brand and have never been more excited to post amazing content for my fans on social media.”

Bryce apologized after claiming that TikTok is ‘Heterophobic’

Bryce Hall

A few days after Bryce’s commitment to change, he waded into another controversy when he stated that TikTok is ‘heterophobic’. In a since-deleted tweet, Bryce wrote:

“What is ‘straight’ tiktok and why does everyone hate it hahahaha I’m confused… We are on the cusp of ending homophobia and now we are introducing heterophobia?”

Hall’s tweet drew the ire of Twitter users who were offended by Bryce’s ignorant tweet. Most fans stated that ‘heterophobia’ isn’t real, and by coining the term, Bryce came out as came out as insensitive towards the LGBTQ+ community. Bryce tweeted out an apology which read:

“That tweet was insensitive and obviously I’m not cultured on it and I shouldn’t have spoken. I am a dumb shit and I don’t think twice before I speak and I’m sure all of you know this by now. Again, I’m super sorry for offending anyone and I promise it won’t happen again.”

On 20th June 2020, Bryce warned his Twitter followers that if he got bored he would stir up controversy. He delivered on his promise when he posted that distasteful ‘heterophobic’ tweet. Bryce tweeted: “I’m being unproblematic for at least another week then I’m probs gonna get bored again w all the drama going on so I’ll decide to spice it up again.”