ニューヨーク・タイムズさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ニューヨーク・タイムズInstagram)「Lilly Singh’s YouTube channel may boast nearly 15 million subscribers, but these days her bona fides come from a different space. In 2019, @lilly was the first openly bisexual woman of color to front a late-night show, on NBC, as well as a first among YouTube phenoms. She’d done the impossible: made it out of the bedrooms of internet-addicted kids and into the bedrooms of their parents. But the late-night format isn’t quite right for the D.I.Y. star. Season 2, which premieres Jan. 11, leaves behind the standard couch-and-desk setup for a set in a house that will allow her to move and experiment. She released a statement about her hope to get more goofy and authentic. And she’s backed by an all-new staff, after a season that drew mixed reviews. She’s going back, in a sense. These days, she’s shooting her YouTube videos in her own house in Los Angeles. “I have gone full circle,” she said about her latest parody videos — a recent one tracks a woman on a Zoom date. “The pandemic forced me to go back to my roots of shooting by myself, editing the video, doing all the lights and sound and camera stuff that I used to do. Building the tripod on books like I used to do.” Tap the link in our bio to read more about Singh, her show’s new season and how she has adapted to life during the pandemic. Photo by @tracythnguyen」1月11日 5時10分