Airrack

Eric Decker (born January 12, 1997), known online as Airrack, is an American YouTuber and vlogger known for his challenge and prank content, and for gaining a million subscribers in a year. He is also the co-founder of Creator Now, an educational program for online content creation.

Early life According to Decker, he first discovered YouTube when he was in fifth grade and was inspired to film a music video for the Flo Rida song "Low". He later went to college but dropped out to start a wedding video production company. He worked there for four years before becoming a full-time YouTuber. He became known for videos gate crashing events, including Tomorrowland music festival, the VIP section of a Travis Scott concert, and an attempt to crash Justin Bieber's wedding in September 2019. Creating vlogs, pranks and challenge videos, he gained 880,000 subscribers by December 2020. he partnered with creator startup Stir for a campaign for subscribers in which he stranded himself on a deserted island. In November 2021, Decker hosted a MrBeast-inspired ping pong tournament called XTreme Pong, which featured influencer competitors, a prize and crypto elements including NFTs. That December he participated in the third installment of MrBeast's YouTube Originals show Creator Games for a prize of million. Zach King won the competition but later donated 55k of the prize money to a charity of Decker's choice, the Atlanta Community Food Bank, after Decker agreed to eat hot wings with a heat of 3 million Scoville units.

In January 2022, KTLA 5 reported on an unknown man scaling a building in downtown Los Angeles dressed as Spider-Man. Decker claimed that he had climbed the building in an attempt to gain the attention of Marvel so they would cast him as the character in their next Spider-Man film. He told Insider that the stunt was "dead serious" and that he was "here to get a part — any part — in a Marvel movie and I will not stop until the mission is accomplished". That same November, he was invited to join FaZe Clan by MrBeast. He hosted the 12th Streamy Awards on December 4, 2022, which was livestreamed exclusively to his YouTube channel. Decker reached 10 million subscribers in 2022, hitting the milestone in under three years.

In January 2023, Pizza Hut collaborated with Decker to create the world's largest pizza, breaking the Guinness World Record with a 13,990-square-foot pizza. The pizza was used in Pizza Hut's Super Bowl commercial for the return of its "Big New Yorker". He also broke the Guinness World Record for most fast food restaurants visited in 24 hours by visiting 100 pizzerias in New York City later in the year. Decker's gate crashing videos continued into 2023 with a May video in which he bypassed security at the Crypto.com Arena by impersonating Austin Reaves. Due to the prank's virality and severity, Decker received a lifetime ban from the NBA, which was put into place by NBA commissioner, Adam Silver. In September 2023, Decker signed with United Talent Agency.

Creator Now In May 2021, Decker co-founded Creator Now, an educational program for online content creation, with One Day Entertainment managers Zack Honarvar and Kate Ward. It raised million of funding from investors including Upfront Ventures, Casey Neistat, Justin Kan, and Jack Conte. Video cameos and stream infiltrations In addition to his challenge and prank content, Decker is known for a recurring concept on his channel in which he secretly sneaks into or photobombs the videos and live streams of other prominent content creators and public figures. The series has featured him attempting to hide in plain sight or blend into the background during live broadcasts and recorded videos, including streams hosted by Kai Cenat and the FaZe Clan house, as well as videos produced by MrBeast and Ryan Trahan. Awards and nominations YearCeremonyCategoryResult202111th Streamy AwardsFirst Person 202212th Streamy AwardsCreator of the Year Editing