Zach King videos are like entering another world where paintings are portals to distant locations, video game vehicle chases loop into real-life ones, and mirrors are great hiding places.
As TikTok's fifth-most-followed account with roughly 63 million followers, his videos reach millions of viewers, but in some explosively viral moments, he's reached billions.
He ranks fifth on TikTok, behind Bella Poarch, Addison Rae, Khaby Lame, and Charli D'Amelio. Will Smith ranks sixth with 58.9 million followers.
King's TikTok fame follows a decade of virality on YouTube and Vine, where he performed illusionary movie magic acts.
Learn how the filmmaker moved from selling film editing lessons as FinalCutKing to becoming a top internet creator.
King remarked when he was rejected from Biola University's film department in a 2015 YouTube documentary by Zachary Fu.
In 2009, he started Final Cut King on YouTube to post Final Cut Pro tutorials.
Tubefilter announced that he won $35,000 from YouTube's NextUp Creators program in 2011 for video production and mentorship.