Trevor Jacob: The YouTuber Who Crashed a Plane for Views | My Life Online
September 25, 2022
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as posted by the channelMoments after Trevor Jacob published “I Crashed My Airplane” to his YouTube channel, the video immediately garnered public outrage. People from all corners of the internet claimed that Trevor had crashed his plane on purpose for video views and clout. After enough outcry, the Federal Aviation Administration agreed that Trevor had, in fact, crashed his plane for clicks and revoked his pilot's license. But did Trevor actually crash a plane just for YouTube? In this episode of ‘My Life Online’, VICE spends time with Trevor Jacob, a US Olympic snowboarder turned YouTube daredevil turned publicly cancelled pariah.
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