24 Facts About Zach King

Zach King is most known for his "magic vines," which are six-second videos digitally edited to look as if he is doing magic.

Zach King won the Hewlett-Packard commercial contest in 2010 and received a trip to the red carpet at the London Film Festival.

Zach King is of half-Chinese descent from his paternal side, one-quarter Austrian and one-quarter Nicaraguan descent from his maternal side.

Zach King made his first film at age seven using a home video camera.

Zach King was a Film and Music major with a minor in Worship at Biola University and graduated in December 2012.

Zach King participated as a contestant on an episode of Viral Video Showdown that aired on Syfy in 2012.

Zach King was named by YouTube as one of the 25 most promising young film-makers in America in May 2013.

Zach King posted a short video as part of YouTube Shorts which gained over 1.2 billion views.

Zach King made his account on Vine on September 9,2013, when he saw that many of his friends had an account on the social media website.

Zach King appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres Show on January 29,2014, and made several Vines with the crew of the show.

Zach King formerly created Vine videos for a living and worked out of his garage.

Zach King has been featured in multiple media outlets for his Vines.

Zach King posted his first video to TikTok, formerly known as Musical.

On December 1,2022 Zach King was recognized by Guinness World Record for that video becoming the most viewed video on TikTok at 2.2 billion views.

Zach King shot most of his videos by himself throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.

Zach King has a 25-person team on staff that helps him write and produce his video content.

Zach King has two different children's book series: three books on the game Minecraft and a trilogy on his own life in a fantasy style.

Zach King then shifted his focus to writing about his own life.

When Zach King was seven, his family converted to Christianity, which he states is one of the "greatest things" that has happened in his life.

Zach King considers himself as a devout Christian, attempting to read parts of the Bible when he wakes up every morning.

Zach King is vocal about his faith, even incorporating it into his videos.

Zach King attended Biola University, a non-denominational Christian university, and had led youth groups at various Christian camps.

Zach King proposed to his girlfriend, Rachel Holm, while pretending to create a video advertisement for one of her brands.

Zach King has yet to release a public statement about the lawsuit.