On June 11, 1991, Daniel James Howell was born. He is an author, presenter, and YouTuber from England. His YouTube accounts Daniel Howell (previously known as danisnotonfire), which has over six million subscribers, and DanAndPhilGAMES have helped him obtain notoriety. From January 2013 to August 2014, Howell co-hosted the BBC Radio 1 Sunday night entertainment show Dan and Phil with frequent collaborator Phil Lester, as well as the station’s Internet Takeover slot from September 2014 to April 2016. Howell was raised in the Berkshire town of Winnersh. Adrian, his younger brother, began his own YouTube channel in 2018 and works as a photographer and life coach. At the age of 16, he worked for the retail chain Focus DIY and afterwards for the supermarket Asda. Growing up, he was a member of the Wokingham Youth Theatre. Howell took a gap year after graduating from The Forest School in 2009, during which time he began recording films to his YouTube channel as a hobby. In 2010, he enrolled at the University of Manchester to study law, but dropped out in 2011 due to a lack of interest in the subject, opting instead to pursue a full-time career in radio presenting and video blogging.
Net Worth
Dаn Owеll’s total net worth is estimated to be around $4 million as of January 2022, and he has made the majority of his money through his YouTube channel. He has three channels in all, the first of which has more than six million subscribers. Yоutubе рауs mоrе thаn $10 fоr 1000 vеw аnd hа gаrnеd оvеr 68 million views.

Career in Youtube
On October 16, 2009, Howell posted his debut YouTube video, “HELLO INTERNET.” “Some buddies,” including Phil Lester, encouraged him to keep uploading movies to the site. Danisnotinteresting, his second channel, has over 1.7 million subscribers and 72 million views as of September 2020. On this channel, as well as on YouNow, he has presented weekly hour-long live shows. Howell and Lester worked together on a YouTube channel called The Super Amazing Project for My Damn Channel, where they researched paranormal events. The duo declared in October 2014 that they would stop working on the project as of that month in order to focus on their Radio 1 broadcast.

Later, it was reported that the Super Amazing Project will be revived, but with new hosts, Alastair James Murder and Victoria Atkin, who were spotted by the My Damn Channel network. In 2012, he won Rhett and Link’s YouTube competition “SuperNote.” He was also included in Benjamin Cook’s monthly video series, Becoming YouTube, which explored the various aspects of becoming an internet celebrity. He also posted a blog for The Huffington Post explaining how he came up with the ideas for his videos. Howell and Lester debuted their new gaming YouTube channel, DanAndPhilGAMES, on September 12, 2014. The channel reached one million subscribers on March 8, 2015.
It was the fastest-growing YouTube channel at the time. Over 3.1 million people subscribed to DanAndPhilGAMES. The Sims 4 series, Spooky Week, and Gamingmas are all popular recurrent and annual series on this channel. The channel has been on an indefinite pause after its most recent upload in December 2018. As an April Fool’s hoax, Howell and Lester started the DanAndPhilCRAFTS channel on April 1, 2015. It consists of a single movie showing them making square snowflakes out of paper, edited in an amateurish manner and peppered with hilarity. In just one week, it had over 154,000 subscribers and 500,000 total video views. “Don’t cry, craft” became a widespread Internet meme as a result of the video, with the Standard-Examiner describing it as “one of the most well-known YouTube lines of all time.” At Summer in the City 2015, the channel received the YouTube Silver Play Button. Howell and Lester released a second video for that channel on April 1, 2016, in which they conducted another funny instructional, this time on how to make glitter faces. In 2017, a third and final video, named “Potato Prints,” was released to conclude the trilogy. After citing concerns with the danisnotonfire moniker, Howell broadcast a video on his YouTube account on May 1, 2017 announcing that he had changed the name of his YouTube channel from danisnotonfire to Daniel Howell.

Career in Radio and Television
Howell and Lester took over as hosts of BBC Radio 1’s Sunday evening entertainment and request show in January 2013. This was a case of going from Youtube to mp3 style media where he engage to a different audience. They had previously collaborated with the station on a few occasions, including producing videos for the station’s YouTube site during the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and hosting two Christmas broadcasts. The show was created to be interactive with the audience, including listener-submitted amateur music videos, challenges done live on air by the hosts, and song requests. It earned the Sony Golden Headphones award four months after it premiered. In 2013 and 2014, as part of the BBC’s online coverage and their Radio 1 broadcast, Howell and Lester presented at the Teen Awards.
The final Dan and Phil programme was scheduled to air on August 24, 2014, with the duo relocating to a new show on Monday nights that will include other popular video bloggers. The Internet Takeover was a new show hosted by Howell and Lester that aired live on the first Monday of every month until it ended in 2016.

Lester and Howell first appeared on Friday Download, a BAFTA-winning CBBC TV show, in 2013. Howell and Lester hosted the worldwide YouTube livestream of the Brit Awards from 2014 to 2016, as well as producing backstage videos for their YouTube channel. Howell and Lester had voice cameo cameos as Technician in the UK cinema edition of Big Hero 6 in 2015. This version, however, is not included in the UK home release. In the same year, they voiced anthropomorphic food items Brie and Rash in fellow YouTuber PJ Liguori’s web series Oscar’s Hotel for Fantastical Creatures. His BBC Three eSports documentary The Supergamers broadcast on February 2, 2016.
In December 2016, Howell and Lester voiced Majinuni and Hafifu, two gorilla princes, in Disney Junior‘s The Lion Guard episode “The Lost Gorillas.”