Brittany Broski
Brittany Broski
Brittany Broski (born 10/05/1997) in the United States,is a TikTok Star and actress known for her TikTok video Kombucha.
Early Life
She used to cut her own hair with scissors in the past.
This made her mom freak out when she saw it in the trashcan.
She worked for a bank after graduating from Texas A&M.
Personal
She was propelled to fame when her TikTok video of her drinking kombucha inspired a wave of memes on Twitter.
The video featured her trying kombucha for the first time and displaying a wide range of facial expressions in reaction to the taste of the beverage.
Her friends “bullied” her into creating a TikTok account.Brittany
worked in a bank in the trust and investment services when her video went viral. Her
boss came up to her and told her to pick between “being a meme or a corporate professional.”
Career
Brittany has collaborated with a fellow social media star Loren Gray in the past.
overnight viral social media personality who is widely recognized for being the Kombucha Girl from a popular 2019 TikTok video
Brittany Tomlinson smelt, laughed, then sipped her way to social stardom, exploding onto the TikTok scene in 2019 with emotive, energetic, and hilarious shorts.
Her account, @brittany_broski, shot up to 2M followers and 37M+ likes with her big break arriving when she posted a video of her tasting Kambucha tea, which received 2M likes and instantly became a meme known as "Kambucha Girl."
Since then, Brittany has continued to upload one hilarious post after another, causing her to be one of the best and brightest stars on the platform.
Brittany Broski, more commonly referred to as "kombucha girl," achieved viral fame in August when a TikTok video of her reacting to a sip of kombucha inspired a deluge of memes.
The comedian, who now boasts 2.6 million followers on TikTok, appeared in YouTuber Anthony Padilla's latest video titled "I spent a day with VIRAL MEME STARS" to discuss the realities of becoming an online sensation.
The original kombucha video, Broski revealed, didn't actually inspire very much engagement — and she owes her fame to a particular online community.
When she first posted the clip on August 6, it received only a few thousand likes.
Things changed when Twitter user @jayjuniorrr posted Broski's video to Twitter.