Colin and Samir

Colin Rosenblum and Samir Chaudry, known collectively as "Colin and Samir," are filmmakers and content creators based in Downtown Los Angeles. They first met in 2012 while working on a digital sports network, The Lacrosse Network (TLN). Samir, originally from Los Angeles, started TLN from his bedroom after graduating from college. Colin, who grew up in New Jersey, joined him about a month later as he had a talent for documentary storytelling in lacrosse, working remotely from Boulder, Colorado, before moving to California.

Their collaboration on TLN led to a deep friendship and a successful business partnership. In 2014, TLN was acquired by Whistle Sports, and they worked on branded content campaigns for major brands like Nike, Adidas, and Gatorade. By the end of 2016, Colin and Samir decided to leave Whistle Sports to pursue their passion for filmmaking and storytelling outside the sports world.

Their YouTube channel, "Colin and Samir," focuses on the creator economy, featuring unfiltered conversations with notable figures like Mr. Beast. They discuss industry trends and tell stories about specific creators. The channel has gained over 1.3 million subscribers.

In terms of personal life, Samir's parents are Krishan Chaudry and Rag, and he has an elder brother. He is married to Katie Pasternack. Colin's parents' names are not publicly known, but he is dating Maddy Blair. As of 2021, Colin and Samir's combined net worth was estimated at $2.8 million, with their income sources being YouTube ads, sponsorships, partnerships with brands, and merchandise sales.

Samir and Colin have redefined 'success' on their own terms, focusing on what makes them happy. They cite inspiration from various sources, including YouTube creators and major brands. They also run a podcast that offers a raw and revealing look into their lives and thoughts.

While specific details like their exact birth dates, heights, and early life remain undisclosed, the journey of Colin and Samir from lacrosse enthusiasts to leading voices in the creator economy highlights their adaptability, creativity, and entrepreneurial spirit.