What You Don't Know About Corinna Kopf

The following article references suicide and mental health.

Corinna Kopf rose to fame in YouTuber David Dobrik's "Vlog Squad" videos. These vlogs documented Dobrik's friend group's many drunken nights and questionable decisions. If you're familiar with this content, you probably know that every "Vlog Squad" member takes on a persona that garners views and makes for perfect clickbait video titles. For example, Kopf plays the role of a ditzy blonde bombshell, but a deep dive into the influencer's real-life personality reveals that she's a lot smarter than most viewers assume.

Kopf is a business-savvy influencer who always seems to have a new stream of income in the works. With nearly 6 million Instagram followers, it is perhaps no surprise that the social media personality's supporters follow her from one platform to the next. Kopf has an impressive following on OnlyFans, the platform where she likely makes most of her income. The star seems to have stepped away from YouTube for the time being, but she racked up millions of views when she was active on the platform. As you can imagine, Kopf has a pretty hefty net worth as a result of all of the content she puts out across numerous platforms.

There is a lot more to Corinna Kopf than the daffy persona she takes on in David Dobrik's vlogs.

As previously mentioned, Corinna Kopf graduated from her role in David Dobrik's vlogs to go on to become a millionaire. According to Celebrity Net Worth, Kopf's content has earned her $10 million over the course of her career. As if the star's income wasn't major enough, it seems her net worth might see a significant spike pretty soon because David Dobrik revealed in a TikTok that the star earns up to over $2 million a month on OnlyFans.

OnlyFans aside, Kopf earns massive amounts on various streaming platforms. In fact, the influencer snagged a streaming deal with Facebook Gaming in 2019. The social media star took to Twitter to announce the big news. "Most of you know gaming has become a huge part of my life over the last year," Kopf wrote in a tweet. "As a female gamer, it's so important for me to find a home that not only empowers myself but also all of you, in order to make a positive impact in the gaming world."

Kopf's earnings allowed her to splurge on a huge home in Los Angeles in 2020. She let her YouTube subscribers into the spacious property with a house tour that also featured a few of her influencer friends. One of the most impressive features in the home is Kopf's designated streaming room which surely helps her continue to fund her lavish lifestyle.

Corinna Kopf has a reputation for her romantic involvement with some of the internet's biggest stars. One of her most notable flings was with YouTuber and podcast host Logan Paul. While speaking with Paul on an episode of his "Impaulsive" podcast, Kopf noted their short-lived relationship, which began in early 2019, got off to a rocky start. She explained that she was disappointed by the influencer's 2018 controversy in which he filmed the body of a man who died by suicide in Japan's Aokigahara Forest. You might remember that she was so upset by Paul's actions that she took to Twitter to share a statement about the video. Her message read, "I'm truly sickened by this logan paul situation. i lost my brother to suicide... my brother took his own life by hanging himself... how insensitive and sick can you be to film someone in that state." During the "Impaulsive" episode, Kopf explained that she has since forgiven Paul for the controversy. 

This uncomfortable early interaction wasn't the only time the former couple ran into conflict. During a 2019 "Impaulsive" episode, Paul made comments about Kopf's love life that she didn't appreciate. "Look, she's a grown-a** woman," Paul said of the OnlyFans model. "She can do whatever she wants. Go bust down, get your clout, run through the YouTubers. Do you. I'm not gonna try to stop her." Kopf seemingly responded to Paul's comments with a tweet where she hinted she didn't appreciate his remarks. 

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Corinna Kopf's circle of friends consists of social media stars like herself. At one point in time, YouTuber Tana Mongeau appeared to be close pals with Kopf. The "Vlog Squad" member even accompanied Mogeau on her "Tana and Friends" tour in 2017. In 2021, Kopf revealed that this friendship had come to an end. Kopf tweeted, "Can someone beat tana mongeau's a**, she's f**king annoying." The influencers threatening tweets didn't stop there. She also shared, "I wanna beat the s**t out of, i mean fight tana mongeau."

Kopf later addressed her negative feelings toward her former friend during an appearance on Logan Paul's "Impaulsive" podcast. When asked about her apparent beef with Mongeau, Kopf did not give many details beyond not enjoying her time touring with the TanaCon host, but she did again say that she would be up to fight Mongeau. "I just don't think she's that great of a person," she went on to tell Paul. 

Mongeau shared her side of the story during a 2021 episode of her own podcast, "Cancelled." "She had a scandal for liking Trump, I was trying to help her get out of it and she was like, 'So what about my political views?'" the podcast host explained. "So I was like, 'Hm, maybe we shouldn't kick it as much.'" (For the record, Kopf tweeted in 2017 that she did not vote for Donald Trump.) Who would've guessed that this feud had something to do with politics.

Corinna Kopf opened up about living with anxiety in a 2018 YouTube video. She explained that she had her first experiences with anxiety when her mother sent her to Germany to stay with her grandparents over the summer. At first, she enjoyed the getaway, but she eventually began to miss her mother. This took a toll on Kopf's mental health. "Maybe around seven or eight I started having really bad separation anxiety, and then it turned into me crying myself to sleep," Kopf said. She went on to say that she still has to cope with these issues as an adult. "Today I still have anxiety," the influencer shared. "Not nearly as much, but I do have something here and there during the day. If I do get through a day without anxiety it's a f**king miracle." 

At the end of the video, Kopf shared that she would be selling merch that those with anxiety would be able to relate to. However, the social media star received some backlash for the product range. In response to a user who suggested she was profiting off of mental illness by creating the merch, Kopf tweeted, "I've struggled with crippling anxiety since i was in elementary school and if you think i'm making a huge profit off it, i'm really not."

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In July 2021, Corinna Kopf took to Twitter to share her controversial thoughts on the COVID-19 vaccine with the world. Kopf's first tweet read, "No one talks about the anxiety some people face when asked to take a vaccine. we are consistently asked to respect people's feelings and personal choices, but all that is thrown out the window when someones nervousness is taken as selfishness." As you may have guessed, the influencer's take on the topic did not go over well.

After receiving over a thousand replies from upset Twitter users, Kopf expanded on her original statement in a second tweet. The streamer seemed to be unbothered by the backlash because rather than apologizing or backtracking, she doubled down on her initial opinion. Kopf's second controversial tweet read, "The flu shot isn't a mandatory vaccine, i didn't get them growing up and i don't get them now. never had the flu either... not that it even matters. not getting the flu shot doesn't make you anti vaxx. the f**k." The Instagram model upset fans once again when she posed for a pic in a T-shirt that read, "Think while it's still legal." Many thought the message had to do with the influencer's opinion on vaccines. As a result, Kopf took to Twitter once again to address the situation. "Apparently that shirt was too much for the internet, i will take it off and burn it," she wrote.

As previously mentioned, Corinna Kopf got her start by being featured in David Dobrik's YouTube videos. If you've ever seen any of the vlogs where Kopf makes an appearance you know that she often flirts with Dobrik, which has sparked dating rumors involving the two. In 2020, Kopf even tweeted, "I am dating david dobrik." As it turns out, Corinna Kopf and David Dobrik's relationship is significantly more platonic than they've suggested in their YouTube content.

During an interview on "Impaulsive" in 2021, Kopf confirmed that she never got intimate with Dobrik, despite their flirty interactions. She did, however, mentioned one memorable moment that suggested the pair may have had feelings for each other at one point. "I think the internet knows we kissed like one time way back when in his apartment," Kopf told Paul. While she has not dated Dobrik, Kopf did date Toddy Smith, another member of the "Vlog Squad." If you recall the messy relationship, you might be curious to find out what really happened between Kopf And Smith. And if you are indeed curious, look no further than the video on Brandon Calvillo's YouTube channel where Kopf opened up about the details of their complicated relationship. Kopf explained that the pair started out as friends with benefits and ultimately just couldn't get on the same page.