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YouTube Star Jacksepticeye Sets Premiere Date for Documentary About His Life (EXCLUSIVE)

'How Did We Get Here?' will premiere Feb. 28 exclusively on Moment House as a ticketed event

Seán McLoughlin, better known to many online as , the enormously well known YouTube gaming creator, will make a big appearance his biographical documentary “How Did We Get Here?” as a tagged, livestreaming occasion solely on the Moment House stage.

Tickets to the film, debuting overall Feb. 28 on Moment House, will cost $12-$17 each. Created by Real Good Touring, it will also be released on traditional VOD platforms later this year via Shout! Factory.

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“How Did We Get Here?” follows the existence of Seán McLoughlin from his childhood as a forlorn child in rustic Ireland to his ascent as YouTube gaming maker Jacksepticeye, one of the most-followed characters on the stage. Known for his “we should play” gaming series and video blogs of his life, the 32-year-old has in excess of 28 million endorsers and almost 15 billion combined video perspectives to date.

The film is billed as “an intimate reflection on the modern celebrity and fandom-driven life in the digital age.” It follows Jacksepticeye through the highest highs — as he appears before sold-out shows and receives marriage proposals — to his lowest lows, grappling with loneliness in the harsh Irish winter. The movie includes footage of the creator on his first world tour (also called “How Did We Get Here”) in 2017-18.

I’m so excited to give fans a peek behind the scenes that goes all the way back to the beginning of my journey

McLoughlin

Fans who buy a ticket to see “How Did We Get Here?” on Moment House also will be able to purchase limited-edition merchandise and exclusive meet-and-greets with Jacksepticeye, as well as a ticket to attend a virtual afterparty on the night of the film’s debut. Ticket pricing is as follows: $12 (early-bird first 24 hours); $15 (base price); and $17 (day of show). Afterparty tickets are $10 and meet-and-greets are $50 each.

Moment House was founded in 2019 out of the Jimmy Iovine and Dr. Dre Academy for Innovation at USC. To date, the company has sold some 1 million tickets for live online events for artists including Tame Impala, St. Vincent, Halsey, Kygo and Christina Aguilera.

“Moment House is proud to provide a new creative medium for YouTubers and creators like Jacksepticeye,” Moment House co-founder and chief creative officer Nigel Egrari said in a statement. “We’re so excited to partner with him for the premiere of this special cinematic experience and help bring together his incredible, tight-knit fanbase around the globe for a one-of-a-kind Moment of belonging and community.”

The deal with Moment House was brokered by CAA, which reps Jacksepticeye alongside manager Nicole Ambrose, Dolphin Entertainment (Shore Fire Media, B/HI) for publicity, and Ryan Pastorek at Hansen, Jacobson, Teller, Hoberman, Newman, Warren, Richman, Rush, Kaller, Gellman, Meigs & Fox for legal.

To buy tickets and for more info on the livestream, visit this link. Here are the air dates and times for the documentary premiere by territory:

  • North & South America (East Coast): Feb. 28, 7 p.m. ET
  • North & South America (West Coast): Feb. 28, 7 p.m. PT
  • U.K., Europe & Africa: Feb. 28, 7 p.m. GMT
  • Asia, Australia & New Zealand: March 1, 7 p.m. JST

Watch the trailer for Jacksepticeye’s “How Did We Get Here?”:

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Richard Lawler

Richard Lawler joined The Rant Mag as Senior News Editor in 2022 after several years covering news at Engadget. He's been a tech blogger since before the word was invented, and will never log off.

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