Leslie Hall decided to form a band, Leslie and the LY's, with former classmates, capitalizing on the popularity of her gem-laden sweaters and gold pants.
19 Facts About Leslie Hall
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In 2006, Leslie Hall followed up with a self-released solo record, Door Man's Daughter, and toured the globe in support of it.
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Leslie Hall was named one of the "40 Greatest Internet Superstars" by VH1.
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Leslie Hall released a music video called "Zombie Killer" featuring Elvira, Mistress of the Dark on guest vocals, with cameos by Mark Borchardt and Mike Schank of American Movie fame.
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Leslie Hall embarked on a US tour for the record in early 2010, with Christopher the Conquered serving as the opening act.
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On May 8,2011, Leslie Hall released the single "Hydrate Jirate", as the first single from her fifth studio album Destination Friendship, then released the album itself on December 1,2011.
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Leslie Hall uploaded a preview of the tour to her YouTube channel on February 8,2012.
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In 2013, Leslie Hall released the track "No Pants Policy", the first and only single from her sixth studio album, Songs in the Key of Gold.
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Leslie Hall then released the album on December 14,2013.
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Leslie Hall toured from January 2014 to March 2014 in the United States to promote the record.
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In 2018 Leslie Hall began a live web show Yarn House Live being streamed via Facebook Live, and later YouTube Live.
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Leslie Hall appeared again on October 21,2008 in the season two episode titled "Differences".
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In 2018, Leslie Hall co-created and starred in "Yarn House Live," a series of live stream shows on the Yarn House Live YouTube channel.
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Leslie Hall would act alongside her puppet pal Ribbons the hen in front of a live studio audience, broadcasting from a barn in Ames, Iowa.
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Leslie Hall performed several of her songs for the audience after the scripted show.
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In 2018, Leslie Hall voiced "Big Dook" in Pickle and Peanut.
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In 2023, Leslie Hall released two episodes of "Yarn House" on her personal YouTube channel.
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Leslie Hall first began displaying herself in "strangely glamorous and unflattering ways" while attending Ames High School in Iowa.
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Leslie Hall's campaign was a success as she was later crowned queen.