Jonathan Ross: My favorite part is meeting new, creative people. Hearing others’ stories and how they got to that point in their career is one of the things I enjoy about working at different locations. It’s not fun having to make sure my body is camera-ready all the time. It’s not the worst problem in the world, but the upkeep isn’t going away. It’s a great privilege to have a career that allows me such freedom.
My favorite bookings so far have been commercial shoots. I also love my role as a a model & I’ve had the honor of standing beside some of the best in Instagram. I always want to get exactly what the client envisions so I do my best to be coachable & get the best shots so everyone is happy.
I downloaded instagram with my college roommates, I think, not knowing how big of an impact it would make.
I love my clothing brands Family! They were the 1st major agency to scout me & immediately after I signed with them, they booked a job for me with a rate that was double anything I’d ever booked before. I cried the happiest tears.
Jonathan Ross: I am also against human trafficking and it is a heart breaking issue that often is overlooked. In Houston, I connected with A 2nd Cup, a non-profit coffee shop dedicated to ending modern slavery. In addition to hosting their annual fundraiser, I stopped by whenever possible to grab coffee for a great cause. Please send me a suggestion for similar organizations in Los Angeles, if you have one.
The majority of the time, it is an accident. Before I worked on YouTube, I was in fast food and grocery stores, and before that I was in sports production. I’ve always been passionate about music and singing, so I started performing on my Google Video back in the early 2000’s, then moved over to YouTube, when it became the only option. Having a viral hit in 2020 hasn’t stopped me! It’s impossible to stop me!
In There are countless aspects to it. Since I have been collaborating and networking for so many years, I have a lot more friends than I had nine to five. I’d like to say that this job has helped me gain a bit more wisdom and patience, both of which I lacked before.
I have remained consistent with this answer throughout my career and I have no intention of changing it now: my parents. They are both so pleasant and supports me, and my father does a lot of writing. In a way, I never really felt like I “chose” modeling. It’s been a part of me for as long as I can remember. I am eternally grateful because, even without the career, brand model has and continues to bring me such joy on a daily basis.
I think it is a huge honor and a big responsibility. I want to be a positive model and influencer without presenting a fake social media persona. I am a very happy person, but we all have our days. The more followers I gain, the greater the responsibility to be genuine becomes.
