#teneightyuk

“I used to wait outside concerts, I used to enter competitions to meet him, I used to queue! I think that’s a great thing because I now know how to treat people how they want to be treated.”

“Someone said something really lovely; ‘when you speak to Becky it's like you're the only person in the room’. Now when I speak to someone I try and make it like that.” - Becky James

“I want people to watch my videos and take something away from them, like, make them feel something. If my videos don't make someone feel something, then I've failed as a creator.” - Taz Alam

“I’m always trying to bring it back to being about the music, as cheesy as it sounds. I think it's so easy as a musician to get caught up in shouting your name into the void and self-promotion and all that.” - Orla Gartland

“You never really get used to it. It slowly happens and then that’s what it is and you’re like, ‘Okay, I guess that’s real life’, and it doesn’t feel real but it must be! And then you just sort of get on with it. But I am very grateful, very happy, and very thankful.” - Josh Pieters

“It’s the pressures to look a certain way, the pressure to keep these emotions in because it’s a perceived weakness. And to not be masculine is to be a failure as a man. They must go hand in hand otherwise you are not worthy of friends, love, attention and success... It's as though they've got this vice grip. It’s this leash on them pulling them back that never gets severed.” - Riyadh Khalaf

“It’s important to keep that [focus on] those three channels that I run. No matter what I do off YouTube, they’re still like my babies. Without them, I wouldn’t have been able to do anything else that I’ve done,” - Joe Sugg