Embly

Emi Louise Salida, better known online as Embly (born ) is a vlogger and asexual activist.
==Personal life==
Emi's parents announced her birth in Comic Sans. She has a cat named Pinto. Emi has suffered from mental health issues.
She studied philosophy, media, and early modern history at . Having failed history, she took Film studies and Computer Technology the next year. Emi graduated the in 2021, and became a social media executive.
==YouTube==
Emi realised she was asexual in 2015, and found a limited supply of online resources. She credits her initial education on asexuality to Ash Hardell. Emi first came out online on Twitter, in 2017, and received a supportive response. She became an educator on asexuality, and collaborated with larger LGBT YouTubers. She feels that asexuality is underrepresented, and thus misunderstood. Her channel name comes from her niece and nephew's mispronunciation of "Emily."
In Coming out as Asexual IRL- 1 year on, she explains that, before coming out on YouTube, she had always been open about her asexuality online.
In October 2020, Emi was featured in a series produced by .
Emi was the organiser and host of Emblymas, an annual London based YouTube gathering which ran from 2015 to 2019.
==Podcast==
Emi is the co-host of the It Is What It Isn't podcast, described as "A Queer Take on Love Island."
==News features==
In February 2019, Emi was interviewed by, and was in a mini documentary by Sky News. In June 2019, she was in a video from .
In April 2020, one of Emi's tweets was featured in a TenEighty magazine article.
==Subscriber milestones==
*100 subscribers: December 29, 2014
*500 subscribers: February 3, 2015
*1,000 subscribers: April 26, 2015
*2,000 subscribers: December 6, 2015
*4,000 subscribers: November 27, 2017
*6,000 subscribers: October 7, 2019
*7,000 subscribers: July 1, 2020
*8,000 subscribers: September 22, 2020
==References==
Category:Vlogging YouTubers
Category:English YouTubers
Category:Users who joined in 2014
Category:LGBT YouTubers