History Creator / TanaMongeau

* ''FaceTime'' (2019)

* GirlOnGirlIsHot: Her relationship with Creator/BellaThorne. She's also known to tease her attraction to Music/NoahCyrus multiple times on their social media platforms.
* HardDrinkingPartyGirl: Tana is known for her partying lifestyle, something she has been criticized for before when she oversleeps and misses key events like the launch of her perfume. She was also part of a group of influencers who were criticized for partying during Covid-19 restrictions.

* MsFanservice: One of the first major female youtubers to really lean into her sex appeal.
* ReallyGetsAround: Whether it's true or not, it's a [[RunningGag running joke]] that Mongeau has had a lot of partners. Bryce Hall, [=FaZe Banks=], and Jake Paul are just some of the names that come to mind.

In 2017, Mongeau was involved in a public controversy surrounding a video she posted titled "The N Word", in which she described an encounter she had with a fan on a then-recent tour who told her to say the N-word, and said the full slur themselves. This fan was revealed to be another [=YouTuber=], WebVideo/{{iDubbbzTV}}, and it was further revealed that the interaction was the result of Mongeau criticizing [=iDubbbz=] on Website/{{Twitter}} for his use of the N-word in his videos while being white. In his response to the situation, [=iDubbbz=] stated that Mongeau's criticisms were hypocritical as old videos existed of her using the slur herself in a hateful manner, which motivated him to confront her in person. This led to Mongeau facing online backlash.[[note]]However, [=iDubbbz=] would eventually denounce his past "edgy" content in 2023, which included apologizing to [=YouTubers=] he criticized through his ''WebVideo/ContentCop'' series, one of them being Mongeau. Although [[https://www.youtube.com/shorts/NNcsnlByPRg Mongeau was surprised upon first hearing about it]], she stated that she "[doesn't] feel like [she was] owed an apology" and believes she ultimately grew from the controversy and backlash.[[/note]]

Tana Marie Mongeau[[note]]pronounced "MOH-zhoh"[[/note]] (born June 24, 1998 in Las Vegas, Nevada) is an American internet personality, singer and model who is most famous for her Website/YouTube channel, growing popular with her "storytime" videos.

Tana Marie Mongeau[[note]]pronounced "mojo"[[/note]] (born June 24, 1998 in Las Vegas, Nevada) is an American internet personality, singer and model who is most famous for her Website/YouTube channel, growing popular with her "storytime" videos.

[[caption-width-right:350:"I feel like everyone needs to respect Creator/ParisHilton."]]

Mongeau has been open about the facts that her childhood was difficult and she didn't feel supported as she grew up, which she attributed to her parents lacking parenting skills. She started her [=YouTube=] channel in 2015 posting a variety of videos, including the aforementioned "storytime" videos that began gaining traction.

In 2017, Mongeau was involved in a public controversy surrounding a video she posted titled "The N Word", in which which she described an encounter she had with a fan on a then-recent tour that told her to say the N-word. This fan was revealed to be another [=YouTuber=], WebVideo/{{iDubbbzTV}}, and it was further revealed that the interaction was the result of Mongeau criticizing [=iDubbbz=] on Website/{{Twitter}} for his use of the N-word in his videos. In his response to the situation, [=iDubbbz=] stated that Mongeau's criticisms were hypocritical as old videos existed of her using the slur herself in a hateful manner, which motivated him to confront her in person. This led to Mongeau facing online backlash.[[note]]However, [=iDubbbz=] would eventually denounce his past "edgy" content in 2023, which included apologizing to [=YouTubers=] he criticized through his ''WebVideo/ContentCop'' series, one of them being Mongeau. Although [[https://www.youtube.com/shorts/NNcsnlByPRg Mongeau was surprised upon first hearing about it]], she stated that she "[doesn't] feel like [she was] owed an apology" and believes she ultimately grew from the controversy and backlash.[[/note]]

In May 2018, Mongeau was declined the rights to appear as a featured creator at the 2017 [=VidCon=] event. In retaliation, [[StartMyOwn she decided to host her own convention]], [=TanaCon=], on the same day as 2018's [=VidCon=] and in the same location (Anaheim, California). Over 80 creators were scheduled to appear at [=TanaCon=], including Creator/BellaThorne (Mongeau's then-girlfriend), WebVideo/ShaneDawson and WebVideo/GabbieHanna. However, the event was cancelled because the venue couldn't hold the amount of people that had turned up (20,000 according to Mongeau's claims, but approximately 4-5,000 in reality). Due to the poor organization, many guests didn't make it inside the venue itself and were left stranded under the hot sun, there was no food or water available, and there was insufficient security staff. Mongeau would later issue an apology and give out refunds to all affected. WebVideo/ShaneDawson later released a docu-series on his [=YouTube=] channel documenting Mongeau's perspective on the event and its organization.

In 2019, Mongeau announced that she would be starring in a new Creator/{{MTV}} series titled ''MTV No Filter: Tana Turns 21'', showing her life and her 21st birthday. A second season was released in 2020 which detailed more of her life and her relationship with Creator/JakePaul. In June of the same year, she and Paul announced that they were engaged, although many did not believe it was legitimate. While they had a ceremony on July 28, it was reported that they had not obtained a marriage license and that their officiant was not licensed by the state they were married in (Nevada), meaning that the marriage was not legally binding. The ceremony was recorded for Mongeau's MTV show and made available on pay-per-view for $50. The couple later announced in January 2020 that they had broken up. At the end of 2019, Mongeau also controversially won Creator of the Year at the 9th Streamy Awards over Ninja, Creator/DavidDobrik, Emma Chamberlain, [[{{WebVideo/IISuperwomanII}} Lilly Singh]], and WebVideo/MrBeast.

Mongeau is openly bisexual. Aside from Thorne and Paul, past romantic partners of hers include Music/ModSun (with whom she and Thorne were at one point in a [[{{Polyamory}} polyamorous relationship]] with), rappers Lil Xan and Chris Miles, and reality star Francesca Farago. Since 2021, she hosts the podcast ''Cancelled with Tana Mongeau''.

->''"I'm just {{like|IsLikeAComma}}, a girl making videos living her life."''

Tana Marie Mongeau is an American internet personality, singer and model who is most famous for her Website/YouTube channel where she creates 'storytime' videos.

Mongeau was born in Las Vegas, Nevada on June 24th 1998. She has been open with her fanbase and viewers that her childhood was particularly difficult and that she didn't feel supported as she grew up.

As mentioned previously, Mongeau's most famous and arguably popular videos are her storytimes. She creates videos of different experiences she's had as well as vlogging her life. In 2017, she posted a video titled ''The N Word'' which to date as garnered over 7 millions views on Website/YouTube. She describes an encounter she had with a fan that told her to say the N slur. This was apparently in response to a Tweet Mongeau has posted to another Website/YouTube creator, WebVideo/{{iDubbbzTV}} that told him to kill himself after he used the N slur in his videos. He, in turn, made a response video that stated Mongeau was a hypocrite as she had used the slur herself in a hateful manner on different occasions. Mongeau made an apology video addressing the manner which gained 3 million views.

Later that year, Mongeau embarked on a music career releasing her first single, ''Hefner'' with the accompanying music video featuring actress and then-girlfriend, Creator/BellaThorne. She released a further three singles over the course of 2017 and 2018, ''Deadahh'', ''W'' and ''Fuck Up''.

In May 2018, Mongeau was declined the rights to appear as a 'featured creator' at the 2017 [=VidCon=] event. In retaliation, Mongeau decided to host her own convention, '[[StartMyOwn TanaCon]]', on the same day as 2018's [=VidCon=] and in Annaheim, California; the same location. Over 80 creators were scheduled to appear at [=TanaCon=] including Bella Thorne, WebVideo/ShaneDawson and WebVideo/GabbieHanna. The event was cancelled as the venue couldn't hold the amount of people that had turned up; 20,000 according to Mongeau but in reality approximately 4-5,000 turned actually arrived. Due to the poor organisation, many guests didn't make inside the venue itself, there was no food or water available, guests were sunburned and there was insufficient security staff. Mongeau would later issue an apology and gave refunds out to all affected. WebVideo/ShaneDawson later released a docu-series on Website/{{YouTube}} documenting the Mongeau's perspective on the event and its organisation.

Mongeau announced in 2019 that she would be starring in a new Creator/{{MTV}} series entitled, ''MTV No Filter: Tana Turns 21'' showing Mongeau's life and her 21st birthday. A second season was released in 2020 which detailed more of Mongeau's life and her relationship with Creator/JakePaul. In 2019 Mongeau controversially won Creator of the Year at the 9th Streamy Awards over Ninja, Creator/DavidDobrik, Emma Chamberlain, [[{{WebVideo/IISuperwomanII}} Lilly Singh]], and WebVideo/MrBeast. The Youtube community widely condemned the decision with creators such as Keemstar, the Paul brothers, and LetsPlay/PewDiePie criticizing the Main/AwardShow.

Eventually, Mongeau and Paul were married in a ceremony that was live streamed at $50. She later admitted that her marriage was not legal however she did genuinely love Paul. Mongeau is openly bisexual and has also been in relationships with Music/ModSun (with whom she and Thorne were at one point in a [[{{Main/Polyamory}} polyamorous relationship]] with), rapper Lil Xan and reality star Francesca Farago. Since 2021 she hosts the podcast ''Cancelled with Tana Mongeau''.

Mongeau announced in 2019 that she would be starring in a new Creator/{{MTV}} series entitled, ''MTV No Filter: Tana Turns 21'' showing Mongeau's life and her 21st birthday. A second season was released in 2020 which detailed more of Mongeau's life and her relationship with Creator/JakePaul. Mongeau controversially won Creator of the Year at the 9th Streamy Awards over Ninja, David Dobrik, Emma Chamberlain, Lilly Singh, and WebVideo/MrBeast. The Youtube community widely condemned the decision with creators such as Keemstar, the Paul brothers, and LetsPlay/PewDiePie criticizing the award show.

Mongeau announced in 2019 that she would be starring in a new Creator/{{MTV}} series entitled, ''MTV No Filter: Tana Turns 21'' showing Mongeau's life and her 21st birthday. A second season was released in 2020 which detailed more of Mongeau's life and her relationship with Creator/JakePaul. Mongeau controversially won Creator of the Year at the 9th Streamy Awards over Ninja, David Dobrik, Emma Chamberlain, Lilly Singh, and MrBeast. The YouTube community widely condemned the decision with creators such as Keemstar, the Paul brothers, and PewDiePie criticizing the award show.

* ''Series/ShaneAndFriends'' (2016-2017)

* ''WebVideo/MTVNoFilterTanaTurns21'' (2019-2020)

* SpoiledBrat: During the second season of ''NoFilter'', Tana showed some bratty tendencies towards her manager, Jordan and a nurse when she was suffering with asthma attacks. Tana later stated she believed that Creator/{{MTV}} had edited her to look bad on purpose.

Mongeau announced in 2019 that she would be starring in a new Creator/{{MTV}} series entitled, ''MTV No Filter: Tana Turns 21'' showing Mongeau's life and her 21st birthday. A second season was released in 2020 which detailed more of Mongeau's life and her relationship with Creator/JakePaul.

Eventually, Mongeau and Paul were married in a ceremony that was live streamed at $50. She later admitted that her marriage was not legal however she did genuinely love Paul. Mongeau is openly bisexual and has also been in relationships with Music/ModSun (with whom she and Thorne were at one point in a [[{{Main/Polyamory}} polyamorous relationship]] with), rapper Lil Xan and reality star Francesca Farago.
Since 2021 she hosts the podcast ''Cancelled with Tana Mongeau''.

* SpoiledBrat: During the second season of ''WebVideo/NoFilter'', Tana showed some bratty tendencies towards her manager, Jordan and a nurse when she was suffering with asthma attacks. Tana later stated she believed that Creator/{{MTV}} had edited her to look bad on purpose.

* DreamTeam: Tana's friends, Imari and Ashly Schwan are often seen in her videos. WebVideo/ShaneDawson is also classed as a close friend.

* BareYourMidriff: She frequently wears midriff-baring outfits.

Eventually, Mongeau and Paul were married in a ceremony that was live streamed at $50. She later admitted that her marriage was not legal however she did genuinely love Paul. Mongeau is openly bisexual and has also been in relationships with Music/{{ModSun}}, rapper Music/LilXan and reality star Creator/FrancescaFarago.

* AbsoluteCleavage: Tana's outfits are notoriously skimpy and revealing.

* SpoiledBrat: During the second season of ''WebVideo/NoFilter'', Tana showed some bratty tendencies towards her manager, Jordan and a nurse when she was suffering with asthma attacks. Tana later stated she believed Creator/MTV had edited her to look bad on purpose.

->''"I'm just like, a girl making videos living her life."''

In May 2018, Mongeau was declined the rights to appear as a 'featured creator' at the 2017 [=VidCon=] event. In retaliation, Mongeau decided to host her own convention, [[StartMyOwn '[=TanaCon=]]]', on the same day as 2018's [=VidCon=] and in Annaheim, California; the same location. Over 80 creators were scheduled to appear at [=TanaCon=] including Bella Thorne, WebVideo/ShaneDawson and WebVideo/GabbieHanna. The event was cancelled as the venue couldn't hold the amount of people that had turned up; 20,000 according to Mongeau but in reality approximately 4-5,000 turned actually arrived. Due to the poor organisation, many guests didn't make inside the venue itself, there was no food or water available, guests were sunburned and there was insufficient security staff. Mongeau would later issue an apology and gave refunds out to all affected. WebVideo/ShaneDawson later released a docu-series on Website/{{YouTube}} documenting the Mongeau's perspective on the event and its organisation.

* AllGirlsWantBadBoys: Tana's relationship with Creator/JakePaul could be seen as this. Jake isn't the most popular Website/YouTube creator outside of his base audience of younger teenagers, and his unruly behavior has painted an unsavory reputation.

* DarkAndTroubledPast: Tana is upfront about the fact she had a troubled childhood bought on due to her parent's lack of parenting skills.

In May 2018, Mongeau was declined the rights to appear as a 'featured creator' at the 2017 {{VidCon}} event. In retaliation, Mongeau decided to host her own convention, '{{TanaCon}}', on the same day as 2018's {{VidCon}} and in Annaheim, California; the same location. Over 80 creators were scheduled to appear at {{TanaCon}} including Bella Thorne, WebVideo/ShaneDawson and WebVideo/GabbieHanna. The event was cancelled as the venue couldn't hold the amount of people that had turned up; 20,000 according to Mongeau but in reality approximately 4-5,000 turned actually arrived. Due to the poor organisation, many guests didn't make inside the venue itself, there was no food or water available, guests were sunburned and there was insufficient security staff. Mongeau would later issue an apology and gave refunds out to all affected. WebVideo/ShaneDawson later released a docu-series on Website/{{YouTube}} documenting the Mongeau's perspective on the event and its organisation.

Eventually, Mongeau and Paul were married in a ceremony that was live streamed at $50. She later admitted that her marriage was not legal however she did genuinely love Paul. Mongeau is openly bisexual and has also been in relationships with Music/{{ModSun}}, rapper Music/LilXan and reality star, Creator/FrancescaFarago.

* AllGirlsWantBadBoys: Tana's relationship with Creator/JakePaul could be seen as this. Jake isn't the most popular Website/YouTube creator outside of his base audience of younger teenagers and his unruly behaviour has painted an unsavoury reputation.
* BareYourMidriff

* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}

* {{Fanservice}}

* HardDrinkingPartyGirl: Tana is known for her partying lifestyle, something she has been criticised for before when she oversleeps and misses key events like the launch of her perfume. She was also part of a group of influencers who were criticised for partying during Covid-19 restrictions.
* SirSwearsALot

In May 2018, Mongeau was declined the rights to appear as a 'featured creator' at the 2017 VidCon event. In retaliation, Mongeau decided to host her own convention, 'TanaCon', on the same day as 2018's VidCon and in Annaheim, California; the same location. Over 80 creators were scheduled to appear at TanaCon including Bella Thorne, WebVideo/ShaneDawson and WebVideo/GabbieHanna. The event was cancelled as the venue couldn't hold the amount of people that had turned up; 20,000 according to Mongeau but in reality approximately 4-5,000 turned actually arrived. Due to the poor organisation, many guests didn't make inside the venue itself, there was no food or water available, guests were sunburned and there was insufficient security staff. Mongeau would later issue an apology and gave refunds out to all affected. WebVideo/ShaneDawson later released a docu-series on Website/YouTube documenting the Mongeau's perspective on the event and its organisation.

Eventually, Mongeau and Paul were married in a ceremony that was live streamed at $50. She later admitted that her marriage was not legal however she did genuinely love Paul. Mongeau is openly bisexual and has also been in relationships with Music/ModSun, rapper Music/LilXan and reality star, Creator/FrancescaFarago.

* CantGetAwayWithNuthin: Subverted. Tana was involved with a questionable promotion deal with a brand named Kenza Cosmetics where she advertised to her audience make-up brushes that were being sold for nothing and consumers only had to pay for shipping. It turned out to be somewhat of a scam. Fellow Website/YouTube creator, Creator/GabbieHanna also promoted the same thing but had much more backlash and criticism whereas Tana seemed to get away without much feedback at all.

* SirSwearsALot

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Eventually, Mongeau and Paul were married in a ceremony that was live streamed at $50. She later admitted that her marriage was not legal however she did genuinely love Paul. Mongeau is openly bisexual and has also been in relationships with Music/ModSun, rapper Music/LilXan and reality star, Creator/FrancescaFarago.