Apparently being a famous digital influencer does entail a lot of blood986 Archives sweat and tears.
At least that's what it looks like in the new trailer for Cameron Dallas' new Netflix show Chasing Cameron.
The 10-episode series, which debuts on Dec. 27, follows the star's behind-the-scenes life. It focuses in on his adventures with close friends Taylor Caniff, Aaron Carpenter, Blake Gray, Willie Jones and Trey Schafer, as they all set out on MAGCON's (Meet and Greet Convention) first international tour.
“Social media… it’s the future for the new generation,” Dallas says in the trailer.
Dallas, 22, rose to fame on social media for his funny videos.
He became even more popular after starring in AwesomenessTV's Expelled,a Ferris Bueller-esque film for Gen Z viewers.
He also starred alongside fellow Vine star and friend Nash Grier in Fullscreen's The Outfield.
Dallas is the second digital influencer to make the jump to Netflix.
Earlier this year, Netflix launched Haters Back Off,a series about Miranda Sings, a.k.a. Colleen Ballinger.
NEW SHOW - See what REALLY happens on @Netflix Dec. 27th pic.twitter.com/hNIJpPNXFj
— Cameron Dallas (@camerondallas) October 27, 2016
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