Lamarr Wilson(1977-2025)
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- Writer
Lamarr Wilson, known for his fun personality and dubbed the "Tech Lifestyle Entertainer," has been captivating audiences since 2008 with his unique blend of humor, insight, and tech savvy. Commanding a social reach of over 3 million followers, Lamarr stands out as a trusted voice in the digital space, expertly melding technology with everyday life. His journey began in technology consulting, but it was his passion for making tech fun and accessible through entertaining online content that led him to embrace this role full-time in 2011.
In 2021, Lamarr adeptly shifted focus to short-form vertical video, a strategic move that doubled his audience size, demonstrating his ability to adapt and thrive in the ever-evolving digital landscape.
As an engaging host,Lamarr has lent his talents to a variety of platforms and shows. He's captivated audiences on "Socially Awkward" and "YouTube Weekly" for Mashable, dished out culinary insights on an LA restaurant review episode for Zagat, and co-hosted the Webby award-winning "Takei's Take" with George Takei. His hosting portfolio further includes collaborations with Google, Microsoft/Xbox, and "What's Trending". Beyond hosting, Lamarr's voice is a prominent fixture in the tech lifestyle world as a commentator, contributing to Xbox & Playstation panels, the Daily Tech News Show podcast, and his social channels. His blend of entertainment and expertise makes him a sought-after commentator. He's also a video game product showcaser for brands like Apple, Microsoft Xbox, Sony Playstation, and Nintendo, showcasing the gaming side of his tech lifestyle.
Before his rise to internet fame, Lamarr honed his skills in consumer tech sales and as a K-8 school Tech Coordinator and Consultant, alongside running a successful PC business. A Chicago native now residing in Los Angeles, his journey from tech sales to becoming a People's Voice Webby Award Winner in 2014, and his successful pivot to short-form vertical video content, exemplifies his adaptability, creativity, and commitment. Lamarr draws continued inspiration from Stan Lee's words:
"I used to be embarrassed because I was just a comic-book writer while other people were building bridges or going on to medical careers. And then I began to realize: Entertainment is one of the most important things in people's lives. Without it, they might go off the deep end. I feel that if you're able to entertain people, you're doing a good thing."
As an engaging host,Lamarr has lent his talents to a variety of platforms and shows. He's captivated audiences on "Socially Awkward" and "YouTube Weekly" for Mashable, dished out culinary insights on an LA restaurant review episode for Zagat, and co-hosted the Webby award-winning "Takei's Take" with George Takei. His hosting portfolio further includes collaborations with Google, Microsoft/Xbox, and "What's Trending". Beyond hosting, Lamarr's voice is a prominent fixture in the tech lifestyle world as a commentator, contributing to Xbox & Playstation panels, the Daily Tech News Show podcast, and his social channels. His blend of entertainment and expertise makes him a sought-after commentator. He's also a video game product showcaser for brands like Apple, Microsoft Xbox, Sony Playstation, and Nintendo, showcasing the gaming side of his tech lifestyle.
Before his rise to internet fame, Lamarr honed his skills in consumer tech sales and as a K-8 school Tech Coordinator and Consultant, alongside running a successful PC business. A Chicago native now residing in Los Angeles, his journey from tech sales to becoming a People's Voice Webby Award Winner in 2014, and his successful pivot to short-form vertical video content, exemplifies his adaptability, creativity, and commitment. Lamarr draws continued inspiration from Stan Lee's words:
"I used to be embarrassed because I was just a comic-book writer while other people were building bridges or going on to medical careers. And then I began to realize: Entertainment is one of the most important things in people's lives. Without it, they might go off the deep end. I feel that if you're able to entertain people, you're doing a good thing."
