Ariel Martin

Ariel Rebecca Martin born 22 November 2000. She is known as Baby Ariel in America is a well-known social media influencer. The video clips she makes are published on Musical.ly as well as TikTok. Time magazine named her one of the most influential Internet influencers in 2017. Forbes also included her on its 2017 list of entertainment influencers. Ariel Rebecca Martin, professionally known by the name of Baby Ariel, is an American performer and actress who gained fame for posting videos to YouTube's TikTok platform. Time magazine named her one among the most influential individuals online on the Internet in 2017, and she was featured on Forbes' 2017 list of top entertainment influencers. Ariel was the first to be featured on Musical.ly (the predecessor of TikTok) in the month of May prior to becoming a TikTok popular. Her lip-sync and dance videos helped her gain a large audience and she was the first person to attain 20 million people on the platform. Ariel gained notoriety for her campaign against cyberbullying #ArielMove as well as for trolling online HackHarassment. Ariel is well-known for her work in social media particularly on the popular social media site TikTok as well as for her character in the role of Wynter Barkowitz in the Disney Channel Original Movie Zombies 2. The actress will make an appearance in the third movie and also Universal's Oracle. She has over 35.8 million TikTok fans 9.6 million Instagram followers 3.02 million Youtube subscribers and 1.1 million followers on Twitter. She won the Teen Choice Award twice in 2016and 2017 for her work as a the category of Choice Muser. Ariel is also known as Baby Ariel was the first person to make her debut through social media. In 2015, she began posting videos on TikTok. She has posted numerous short videos on this platform gained recognition as a result of her videos, and subsequently stepped onto the bigger screen. After signing to Creative Artists Agency in September 2016, she began focusing on her career, including web series films, songs and TV.