The group post documentaries on their YouTube channel with 1.7 million subscribers
Five siblings from Nottingham are opening a studio in New York after gaining millions of social media followers. They are known online as the Mulligan Brothers and inspire people through documentaries on their YouTube channel with 1.7 million subscribers.
They have made Youtube documentaries with people like motivational speaker Wim Hof and Gymshark billionaire Ben Francis. Their videos now have more than 300 million views on the channel altogether. Ten years ago Luke had a Youtube channel with 10,000 subscribers while Jordan ran a gym for women with his partner, both brothers earning minimum wage. But everything changed when Jordan’s son was stillborn and he realised his life was not fulfilling.
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