Todrickhall

Todrick Hall (born: ) is an American singer and actor from Texas. He auditioned for the ninth season of American Idol, where he made it to the semi-finals. Since then, Hall has been performing on Broadway and YouTube.
==Post-American Idol career==
===YouTube===
Hall has since collaborated with many celebrities, some including Taylor Swift, had an abundance in net worth, received a high amount of media praise from all communities, and has expanded his brand due to him saying in an interview that he is willing to sacrifice everything to be successful in the industry and people should do the same with anything they are doing.
===Virgin America===
In November 2013, Virgin America produced a pop-music safety video directed by Jon M. Chu with music by Jean-Yves Decornet. Hall starred in the video, and wrote the song and lyrics.
===Music===
Although Hall is mainly known for his video-driven projects, he also has many musically driven projects as well. In December 2013, Hall released a Christmas album entitled Dear Santa, with covers of "This Christmas" and "Sleigh Bells" and original songs "So Cold" and "SplitsOnXmasTrees." Hall produced a 2014 YouTube series entitled Pop Star High.
===Television===
On October 22, 2014, MTV announced that Todrick, a docuseries following Hall, would be premiering in 2015. Variety confirmed that eight half-hour episodes were ordered. On December 20, 2014, a holiday-themed commercial, produced by and starring Hall, premiered on MTV. The commercial doubled as both a year end roundup/holiday wish segment for celebrities appearing on MTV, as well as an ad for Hall's own upcoming MTV show. On New Years Day of 2018, he was the host of New York City annual parade to celebrate.
==Controversies==
While on American Idol, Hall was accused of fraud when he reportedly charged several parents a $50 fee for auditioning for a musical, Oz, the Musical. The musical got cancelled, but money charged for the auditions was never refunded. Hall however denied that he, being the director rather than the producer, was ever involved in the financial aspect of the production.
In 2017, Todrick was accused by some of the Black and LGBTQ community for betraying them for being in Taylor Swift's "Look What You Made Me Do" music video.
==Trivia==
* He was featured in Forbes' "Top 30 under 30" (2014).
* He broke a Guiness World Record for the longest dance relay marathon. He and many people danced to Beyonce's music for exactly 24 hours.
* He created a Kickstarter Campaign based on the Oz Musical concept. The goal of $5,000 was exceeded (Actual $5,277) by the deadline of October 7, 2011 so the campaign was successfully funded. On July 16, 2013 the video was posted on YouTube.
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