“A lot more athletes contact me for videos,” Combs said. As for (Thompson-Robinson’s videos), I’m (not) going to disclose (the price) because I give him a price that I wouldn’t give many people just because … we have a good time working for each other, and he helps me grow as well.”Ĭombs said he’s had more video opportunities made available to him because of his relationship with Thompson-Robinson. “My average video price is $600 and those (videos) typically last two to three minutes. “I always take care of (Thompson-Robinson),” Combs said. However, with Thompson-Robinson, he said he’s given the quarterback a discount. Combs works as a freelance videographer and usually charges his clients based on the length of the final video. This initial video was filmed and edited by a former peer from his time in high school, Kylar Combs. He has gained more than 22,000 subscribers and amassed more than 900,000 views in the time since. The former Bishop Gorman High School quarterback uploaded his first video June 21, 2019.

Yet despite Thompson-Robinson’s efforts to show how an athlete can live a normal life, he hasn’t done something most people of his stature have – make money off his YouTube channel. Since then, he’s published five more videos that include clips of him eating at Chick-Fil-A, going to a golf range and playing chess. The junior UCLA quarterback uploaded the first episode of his latest vlog series Aug. This hashtag is found at the end of all of Dorian Thompson-Robinson’s vlog titles on his YouTube channel.

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