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http://www.forbes.com/sites/maddieberg/2015/10/14/the-worlds-highest-paid-youtube-stars-2015/ We all know YouTube - a platform which allows people from all over the world share and watch videos. It was founded ten years ago (in 2005) as a startup, today it’s the biggest video-sharing website in the world with over 800 million+ monthly unique visitors, four billion hours of videos viewed each month (that’s over 450.000 years of videos viewed each month!). With the increasing popularity of YouTube, a new type of celebrities has been born - YouTube Stars. Who are they and where do they come from? Generally anyone can become a YouTube star. All you need is a camera, the internet and most importantly –a  unique idea that people may like to watch. Most popular youtuber - Kjelberg (PewDiePie) shows himself  playing various video. We can watch his reaction to what is happening as well.  Another example of “a good idea to become a star” is Sylwester Wardęga from Poland, who per

  http://online.notredamecollege.edu/psychology/musician-psychology-talent-success/ Everyone in the world listens to music. There are no exceptions (even deaf people are able to “listen” to music - through the vibrations of a floor, etc). We are listening to music while driving to work, during our work, on the streets, at home, during a movie in the cinema.. We are surrounded by music as an integral part of our lives. How does music effect us, our behavior, our mood? Does the music we listen to reflect our personality? There were many studies to answer these questions. Psychologists accept that individual differences could be summarized according to five different dimensions (the Big Five model). https://www.kbmanage.com/concept/big-five-personality-theory Psychologists were trying to find correlation between personality and music preferences. To do so , they conducted a survey in which respondents were categorized by their personality and music they listen to. Peo