Julie Nolke | Canadian Actor, Boyfriend, Feeling Peckish, Pandemic, Tastemade, Youtuber, Parodies, Net Worth, Movies, Plastic Surgery, Earnings, Age 30

If this is your first time trying to know this particular YouTuber, Julie Nolke is a fine specimen of a unique YouTuber in the YouTube world. That's the first thing you ought to know about her. She writes all her skits (call it Sketches, by the way), acts in the majority of them and even though her subscriber-count & video view-count isn't increasing much throughout the years, she is regularly posting these days.

But the weirdest thing about Julie's video view-count is that almost half the total views of her channel has been attributed by one single video, Explaining the Pandemic to my Past Self, that has swept viral in the current lockdown situation, because she grasped the details of an unprepared life during the entire COVID-19 situation and shines a light at some major positive changes as well. Like some didn't know the Australian bushfires happened in January 2020, not 2019.

Yeah, she's a little weird.
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If you think there are many other YouTuber that do the kind of skit she does, then you might wanna see all her past videos as well. The ones she made before that viral one popped up in your suggestions section. She doesn't have a huge crew around her as others often do. And to add to that, she's also an actor (well, duh?), in a little more professional world as well. Plus, she introduces some interesting people on her videos as well.

Julie Nolke Is Canadian, & This Is the Kind of Videos She Posts

Born on August 24, 1990, (Age 30) Julie Marie Nolke was raised in Calgary, Canada as she completed her B.F.A. in acting from Toronto's York University in 2012. She is half Ukrainian, a huge foodie & traveller and loves to write comedy, parody skits, each addressing a pressing issue in the world, current or past. Her mother, Cheryl Nolke, and her father, David Nolke, are both accountants.

She started her YouTube channel in October 2011 and first named it Feeling Peckish with her partner Samuel Larson. Yeah, it's named 'Julie Nolke' now. As it happens, she renamed the channel somewhere along the way in early 2018 as she filmed for 22 continuous days to create Christmas Vlog series, during her time for YouTube camp in New York, in late 2017.

Julie's net worth below will definitely surprise you.
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Since the end of the Vlogmas series, she started making her signature parody videos every Thursday (nothing new for her) and continued them to entertain her 159,000 subscribers (only??) [Update: June 5, 2020]. Plus, she also stopped saying "Welcome back to Feeling Peckish," at the start of her videos. The parodies seem so real, you can't tell them apart from her real videos. A lot of first-time viewers are continually confused.

Julie doesn't usually parody the biggest of trends, but once you start watching her videos, you will understand how other YouTubers may hide some imperfections in their normal videos. BTW, did you know she shaved her head in Grade 10 in support of cancer?

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In one of her sketches, she writes herself as a troll who writes mean comments on YouTube as she goes on to reveal how those kinds of people write mean things about other YouTubers. She collaborated with other food channel users like Gunnarolla [Gunnarolla], Jen Phanomrat [Just Eat Life], and Frankie Celenza [Frankie Cooks], who even let her read actual hate comments they received.

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In another, she details how the worst day of a YouTuber's life could go like. In another another, she tours her apartment and parodies a creep or even a serial killer (if that person is a YouTuber too) detailing their home. There's a weight loss parody and a lot of those adult harassment issues & "normal" everyday issues she's addressed, which, of course, educates you in a funny way. There's a vague definition of what "normal" means in her videos.

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In her early days, Julie Nolke did a lot of videos related to food with a cheeky recipe and a movie parody for a company called Tastemade, as she got help in finishing up her videos. Her first video on her channel, WHAT'S IN MY MOUTH?! - with Justeatlife with Phanomrat, was from May 2015, and judging by the intro, it wasn't the first one she made.

Julie's associated with other food vloggers as well.
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You can find a lot of the aforementioned kinds of videos occasionally on the Tastemade YouTube channel, as she is one of the Tastemakers there. For a more specialized collection of only her videos, she has her own profile on the Tastemade website.

Does Julie Nolke Have a Boyfriend? Umm... If You Didn't Notice, YEAH!

Julie Nolke started dating boyfriend Samuel Larson since within a year of her graduation and is a director for her videos. The two then got married in June 2019 and now live on Toronto. Full story of their relationship here.

Remember how we referred to Samuel Larson earlier as her 'partner'? He likes to be called Sam for short. Yes, we were not sure whether to label him as her boyfriend but found out Nolke herself calls him her boyfriend. They've been together for as long as she's been making YouTube videos, so you know it's a really long-term relationship.

Julie Nolke funnily calls her boyfriend Sam Larson 'Brother from another mother'.
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In an interview with Hilah Cooking's Hilah Johnson, she talks about how she started Feeling Peckish as a vlog channel in the first year of her graduation from York and just met Sam as an aspiring director, in the very first month, a perfect match. You could say, they met around 2013.

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He'd seen her in a show during her university days while he was casting for a 100-page script he'd written. Despite not being able to make a movie out of it, he originally contacted her because he thought she was "hot" and had a meeting. She also thought, "This guy is really motivated," and started dating not long after.

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Boyfriend Sam is usually behind the camera on Julie's videos and occasionally is introduced in front of the camera in her sketches. He's Julie Nolke's videographer, but during the nationwide lockdown, it's just been editing it all by herself. She's still entertaining you, isn't she?

In one earlier video, her sketch script of meeting an ex's girlfriend in a train was based on a real past relationship. Friends Gina Phillip and Trish Rainone featured in the video, RAN INTO MY EX'S NEW GIRLFRIEND, from November 2018. Gina appears quite often in her videos.

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Julie wrote, "Based on a true story," in the description of the video.