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Jeffree Star

Jeffree Star Rupaul Dragcon 2018-337 (41377487274) (cropped).jpg

Star in May 2018

Born

Jeffrey Lynn Steininger Jr.

November 15, 1985 (age 37)

Los Angeles County, California, U.S.

Occupations
  • YouTuber
  • makeup artist
  • singer
  • songwriter
Years active 2003–present
Title Founder and owner of Jeffree Star Cosmetics
YouTube information
Channel
  • jeffreestar
Years active 2006–present
Genre
  • Vlog
  • makeup
  • beauty
Subscribers 15.9 million[1]
Total views 2.58 billion[1]
Associated acts
  • Shane Dawson
  • James Charles
  • Tati Westbrook

Creator Awards

YouTube Silver Play Button 2.svg 100,000 subscribers 2011
YouTube Gold Play Button 2.svg 1,000,000 subscribers 2016
YouTube Diamond Play Button.svg 10,000,000 subscribers 2018[2]

Last updated: November 13, 2022

Musical career
Genres
  • Electropop
  • synth-pop
  • electronic rock
  • crunkcore
Years active 2007–2013
Labels
  • Popsicle
  • Konvict
Website jeffreestar.com

Jeffree Star (born Jeffrey Lynn Steininger Jr., November 15, 1985) is an American YouTuber, makeup artist, and former singer-songwriter. He is the founder and owner of Jeffree Star Cosmetics.

In 2009, Star released a studio album, Beauty Killer, which included songs such as «Lollipop Luxury» featuring Nicki Minaj. He embarked on several world tours to promote his music. In 2010, he signed to Konvict Muzik but abruptly left the music industry by 2013 citing legal issues the label’s owner faced between 2007 and 2010.[3] In November 2014, Star founded the company Jeffree Star Cosmetics. In 2018, Forbes revealed that he had earned $18 million from his YouTube endeavors alone, making him the fifth-highest-paid YouTuber that year.[4]

Early life

Jeffree Lynn Steininger Jr.[5] was born in Los Angeles County, California, on November 15, 1985 and grew up in Orange County, California.[6] He says that he began experimenting with his mother’s makeup as a child, and convinced her to let him wear it to school when he was in junior high.[7] Star attended Pacifica High School[8] in Garden Grove, California, from which he graduated in 2002.[9] After high school, he legally changed his name to Jeffree Star[10] and supported himself with various makeup, modeling, and music jobs in Los Angeles.[9][11] He recalls his early years, spending his weekends using a fake ID to attend Hollywood clubs, which is where celebrities would hire him as a personal makeup artist.[12]

Career

MySpace

Star used MySpace to further both his music as well as fashion design career.[7][13][14][15] Using MySpace like a blog, Star shared his personal life, while also providing social commentary on «self-image and confidence»,[16] fame and beauty. Due to his use of several websites, Star already had a built-up fan base who signed up to join him on MySpace, giving his profile a large number of friends from its inception. His MySpace photoshoots would frequently gain over 50,000 comments.[7] He also gained fame as one of the most popular independent artists, with the daily rankings placing him in the top tier on MySpace.[17]

Music career

Star’s career as an electronica and pop vocalist began when he befriended Peaches’ drummer Samantha Maloney, who encouraged him to make music.[7] During the summer of 2007, he was advertised as a part of the True Colors Tour 2007,[18] which traveled through 15 cities in the United States and Canada.[19] The tour, sponsored by the LGBT Logo channel, began on June 8, 2007, to coincide with Pride month.[19]

Star released his first and only studio album Beauty Killer in 2009, which peaked at number seven on the US Billboard Top Electronic Albums chart.[20] The album included songs such as «Lollipop Luxury» featuring Nicki Minaj. He embarked on several world tours to promote his music. In 2010, he signed to Konvict Muzik—whose founder Akon described Star as «the next Lady Gaga»—with plans to release a second album. However, it was never released and Star abruptly left the music industry in 2013 under unclear circumstances. He later described signing to Akon’s record label as «the biggest mistake I’ve ever made.»[21]

He appeared in the second version of Kesha’s music video for her single «Take It Off» in 2010.[22] Star has worked with several other musical performers, including Blood on the Dance Floor, Deuce,[23] Millionaires,[24] and Larry Tee.[25]

Conflicts with other media personalities

Star’s quarrels with other media personalities include conversations with tattoo artist Kat Von D, who accused Star of «drug use, racism, and bullying»;[26] Tati Westbrook, who accused Star and Shane Dawson of forcing her to upload a video attacking fellow beauty YouTuber James Charles,[27][28] whose brother, Ian Jeffrey, was also bullied by Star on Twitter;[29] Kylie Jenner, whose products were criticized by Star;[30] Kim Kardashian;[30] and Jerrod Blandino, co-founder of Too Faced Cosmetics.[31][32]

In 2010, Star called Blood on the Dance Floor member Dahvie Vanity, who was arrested in 2009 on sexual assault charges, a «child fucker», tweeting that he saw Vanity «bring underage girls to his hotel room […] 100% ILLEGAL».[33] Star had said he had witnessed Vanity’s actions in 2012.[34] Other tweets show Star telling people to «get over the negativity» against Vanity, and promoting a Blood on the Dance Floor album. He was accused of associating with Vanity despite knowing about sexual assault allegations to profit off Vanity’s continued success.[35] Following a HuffPost report detailing sexual assault – before and after 2010 – against 21 individuals (many of whom were minors), Chris Hansen of To Catch a Predator started covering the story.[36] Speaking to Hansen on YouTube, Star said he had no knowledge of any inappropriate activity between Vanity and underage girls while they worked together, and that his tweets were based on hearsay.[35]

Jeffree Star Cosmetics

In 2014, Star founded his e-commerce makeup brand, Jeffree Star Cosmetics.[37] In a five-part docuseries by Shane Dawson, Star stated that the end of his music career had left him essentially bankrupt, and that he had used his remaining savings to start his makeup brand.[38] Star began promoting the brand through videos published on YouTube,[39] leading to the success of his YouTube channel, with 17.4 million subscribers and over 2.4 billion views as of October 2020.[40] Bustle magazine described Star as «a musician and onetime MySpace celeb that reinvented himself in the YouTube makeup tutorial space.»[41] His first cosmetics release was a collection of velour liquid lipsticks, which were followed by highlighter palettes, lip scrubs, eyeshadow palettes, clothing, and accessories, such as mirrors and make up bags. The first East Coast location to carry the cosmetics line was a Morphe Cosmetics store at the Westfield Garden State Plaza in Paramus, New Jersey on August 11, 2018.[42] Star has since launched several successful collections, such as the «Blue Blood» eyeshadow palette.[43]

Personal life

Star was in a relationship with Nathan Schwandt from 2015 to January 2020.[44] Star claims to abstain from alcohol, despite previously tweeting about drinking vodka on multiple occasions.[45] He also says that he avoids cigarettes and hard drugs, although he does smoke cannabis.[46]

As of December 2020, Star resides in Casper, Wyoming.[47]
Following a car accident in Wyoming on April 16, 2021, Star and his friend were both hospitalized.[48] He broke his back and had several fractures on his spine.[49]

Controversies

Star was accused of racism due to derogatory remarks about minorities. He later apologized for the remarks.[50][51] A satirical skit between Star and a drag queen was posted on MySpace, in which Star allegedly states he wants to throw battery acid on a black woman to lighten her skin so it will match her foundation.[52]

In June 2020, Star apologized after images and an archive of his former website Lipstick Nazi resurfaced. The website featured swastikas alongside photos of Star engaging in self-harm.[53][54][55]

In an October 2020 report by journalist Kat Tenbarge, Star was accused of multiple instances of sexual assault, assault, and paying $10,000 in hush money to accusers. An attorney for Star denied all the allegations.[56] Leaked documents later appeared to show one of Star’s accusers being paid $45,000 by a Jeffree Star Cosmetics executive.[57]

Filmography

Year Title Role Director Notes
2007,
2011
LA Ink Himself Aaron Krummel
Fred Villari
Recurring role; 2 episodes
2015 What Now Victoria Ash Avildsen Feature film
2017 Shane and Friends Himself Shane Dawson Podcast
2018 The Secret World of Jeffree Star Docu-series; 5 episodes
2019 The Beautiful World of Jeffree Star Docu-series; 9 episodes
2020 The Dish with Trish Trisha Paytas Guest appearance

Discography

Studio albums

Extended plays

Singles

Awards

Year Ceremony Category Result Ref.
2019 9th Streamy Awards Beauty Nominated [67]
2020 12th Annual Shorty Awards YouTuber of the Year Nominated [68]

References

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External links

  • Jeffree Star‘s channel on YouTube

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Jeffree Star

Jeffree Star Rupaul Dragcon 2018-337 (41377487274) (cropped).jpg

Star in May 2018

Born

Jeffrey Lynn Steininger Jr.

November 15, 1985 (age 37)

Los Angeles County, California, U.S.

Occupations
  • YouTuber
  • makeup artist
  • singer
  • songwriter
Years active 2003–present
Title Founder and owner of Jeffree Star Cosmetics
YouTube information
Channel
  • jeffreestar
Years active 2006–present
Genre
  • Vlog
  • makeup
  • beauty
Subscribers 15.9 million[1]
Total views 2.58 billion[1]
Associated acts
  • Shane Dawson
  • James Charles
  • Tati Westbrook

Creator Awards

YouTube Silver Play Button 2.svg 100,000 subscribers 2011
YouTube Gold Play Button 2.svg 1,000,000 subscribers 2016
YouTube Diamond Play Button.svg 10,000,000 subscribers 2018[2]

Last updated: November 13, 2022

Musical career
Genres
  • Electropop
  • synth-pop
  • electronic rock
  • crunkcore
Years active 2007–2013
Labels
  • Popsicle
  • Konvict
Website jeffreestar.com

Jeffree Star (born Jeffrey Lynn Steininger Jr., November 15, 1985) is an American YouTuber, makeup artist, and former singer-songwriter. He is the founder and owner of Jeffree Star Cosmetics.

In 2009, Star released a studio album, Beauty Killer, which included songs such as «Lollipop Luxury» featuring Nicki Minaj. He embarked on several world tours to promote his music. In 2010, he signed to Konvict Muzik but abruptly left the music industry by 2013 citing legal issues the label’s owner faced between 2007 and 2010.[3] In November 2014, Star founded the company Jeffree Star Cosmetics. In 2018, Forbes revealed that he had earned $18 million from his YouTube endeavors alone, making him the fifth-highest-paid YouTuber that year.[4]

Early life

Jeffree Lynn Steininger Jr.[5] was born in Los Angeles County, California, on November 15, 1985 and grew up in Orange County, California.[6] He says that he began experimenting with his mother’s makeup as a child, and convinced her to let him wear it to school when he was in junior high.[7] Star attended Pacifica High School[8] in Garden Grove, California, from which he graduated in 2002.[9] After high school, he legally changed his name to Jeffree Star[10] and supported himself with various makeup, modeling, and music jobs in Los Angeles.[9][11] He recalls his early years, spending his weekends using a fake ID to attend Hollywood clubs, which is where celebrities would hire him as a personal makeup artist.[12]

Career

MySpace

Star used MySpace to further both his music as well as fashion design career.[7][13][14][15] Using MySpace like a blog, Star shared his personal life, while also providing social commentary on «self-image and confidence»,[16] fame and beauty. Due to his use of several websites, Star already had a built-up fan base who signed up to join him on MySpace, giving his profile a large number of friends from its inception. His MySpace photoshoots would frequently gain over 50,000 comments.[7] He also gained fame as one of the most popular independent artists, with the daily rankings placing him in the top tier on MySpace.[17]

Music career

Star’s career as an electronica and pop vocalist began when he befriended Peaches’ drummer Samantha Maloney, who encouraged him to make music.[7] During the summer of 2007, he was advertised as a part of the True Colors Tour 2007,[18] which traveled through 15 cities in the United States and Canada.[19] The tour, sponsored by the LGBT Logo channel, began on June 8, 2007, to coincide with Pride month.[19]

Star released his first and only studio album Beauty Killer in 2009, which peaked at number seven on the US Billboard Top Electronic Albums chart.[20] The album included songs such as «Lollipop Luxury» featuring Nicki Minaj. He embarked on several world tours to promote his music. In 2010, he signed to Konvict Muzik—whose founder Akon described Star as «the next Lady Gaga»—with plans to release a second album. However, it was never released and Star abruptly left the music industry in 2013 under unclear circumstances. He later described signing to Akon’s record label as «the biggest mistake I’ve ever made.»[21]

He appeared in the second version of Kesha’s music video for her single «Take It Off» in 2010.[22] Star has worked with several other musical performers, including Blood on the Dance Floor, Deuce,[23] Millionaires,[24] and Larry Tee.[25]

Conflicts with other media personalities

Star’s quarrels with other media personalities include conversations with tattoo artist Kat Von D, who accused Star of «drug use, racism, and bullying»;[26] Tati Westbrook, who accused Star and Shane Dawson of forcing her to upload a video attacking fellow beauty YouTuber James Charles,[27][28] whose brother, Ian Jeffrey, was also bullied by Star on Twitter;[29] Kylie Jenner, whose products were criticized by Star;[30] Kim Kardashian;[30] and Jerrod Blandino, co-founder of Too Faced Cosmetics.[31][32]

In 2010, Star called Blood on the Dance Floor member Dahvie Vanity, who was arrested in 2009 on sexual assault charges, a «child fucker», tweeting that he saw Vanity «bring underage girls to his hotel room […] 100% ILLEGAL».[33] Star had said he had witnessed Vanity’s actions in 2012.[34] Other tweets show Star telling people to «get over the negativity» against Vanity, and promoting a Blood on the Dance Floor album. He was accused of associating with Vanity despite knowing about sexual assault allegations to profit off Vanity’s continued success.[35] Following a HuffPost report detailing sexual assault – before and after 2010 – against 21 individuals (many of whom were minors), Chris Hansen of To Catch a Predator started covering the story.[36] Speaking to Hansen on YouTube, Star said he had no knowledge of any inappropriate activity between Vanity and underage girls while they worked together, and that his tweets were based on hearsay.[35]

Jeffree Star Cosmetics

In 2014, Star founded his e-commerce makeup brand, Jeffree Star Cosmetics.[37] In a five-part docuseries by Shane Dawson, Star stated that the end of his music career had left him essentially bankrupt, and that he had used his remaining savings to start his makeup brand.[38] Star began promoting the brand through videos published on YouTube,[39] leading to the success of his YouTube channel, with 17.4 million subscribers and over 2.4 billion views as of October 2020.[40] Bustle magazine described Star as «a musician and onetime MySpace celeb that reinvented himself in the YouTube makeup tutorial space.»[41] His first cosmetics release was a collection of velour liquid lipsticks, which were followed by highlighter palettes, lip scrubs, eyeshadow palettes, clothing, and accessories, such as mirrors and make up bags. The first East Coast location to carry the cosmetics line was a Morphe Cosmetics store at the Westfield Garden State Plaza in Paramus, New Jersey on August 11, 2018.[42] Star has since launched several successful collections, such as the «Blue Blood» eyeshadow palette.[43]

Personal life

Star was in a relationship with Nathan Schwandt from 2015 to January 2020.[44] Star claims to abstain from alcohol, despite previously tweeting about drinking vodka on multiple occasions.[45] He also says that he avoids cigarettes and hard drugs, although he does smoke cannabis.[46]

As of December 2020, Star resides in Casper, Wyoming.[47]
Following a car accident in Wyoming on April 16, 2021, Star and his friend were both hospitalized.[48] He broke his back and had several fractures on his spine.[49]

Controversies

Star was accused of racism due to derogatory remarks about minorities. He later apologized for the remarks.[50][51] A satirical skit between Star and a drag queen was posted on MySpace, in which Star allegedly states he wants to throw battery acid on a black woman to lighten her skin so it will match her foundation.[52]

In June 2020, Star apologized after images and an archive of his former website Lipstick Nazi resurfaced. The website featured swastikas alongside photos of Star engaging in self-harm.[53][54][55]

In an October 2020 report by journalist Kat Tenbarge, Star was accused of multiple instances of sexual assault, assault, and paying $10,000 in hush money to accusers. An attorney for Star denied all the allegations.[56] Leaked documents later appeared to show one of Star’s accusers being paid $45,000 by a Jeffree Star Cosmetics executive.[57]

Filmography

Year Title Role Director Notes
2007,
2011
LA Ink Himself Aaron Krummel
Fred Villari
Recurring role; 2 episodes
2015 What Now Victoria Ash Avildsen Feature film
2017 Shane and Friends Himself Shane Dawson Podcast
2018 The Secret World of Jeffree Star Docu-series; 5 episodes
2019 The Beautiful World of Jeffree Star Docu-series; 9 episodes
2020 The Dish with Trish Trisha Paytas Guest appearance

Discography

Studio albums

Extended plays

Singles

Awards

Year Ceremony Category Result Ref.
2019 9th Streamy Awards Beauty Nominated [67]
2020 12th Annual Shorty Awards YouTuber of the Year Nominated [68]

References

  1. ^ a b «About jeffreestar». YouTube.
  2. ^ «jeffreestar Monthly YouTube Statistics». SocialBlade.com. Archived from the original on May 24, 2019. Retrieved May 24, 2019.
  3. ^ Dawson, Shane (August 2, 2018). Becoming Jeffree Star for a Day (YouTube). The Secret World of Jeffree Star. Archived from the original on November 2, 2019. Retrieved November 13, 2019.
  4. ^ Robehmed, Natalie (December 3, 2018). «Highest-Paid YouTube Stars 2018: Markiplier, Jake Paul, PewDiePie And More». Forbes. Archived from the original on April 21, 2019. Retrieved April 12, 2019.
  5. ^ Bricker, Tierney (November 15, 2019). «Breaking Down Jeffree Star’s Social Media Empire By the Insane Numbers». Archived from the original on November 21, 2019. Retrieved January 13, 2020.
  6. ^ «About». Jeffree Star Cosmetics. Archived from the original on December 15, 2014. Retrieved May 6, 2018.
  7. ^ a b c d Immediato, Linda (May 9, 2007). «Jeffree Star – The fairest one of all». LA Weekly. Archived from the original on April 11, 2013. Retrieved February 28, 2013.
  8. ^ Orange Pop: The unstoppable Jeffree Star — Orange County Register
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External links

  • Jeffree Star‘s channel on YouTube

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Jeffree Star

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Star in May 2018

Born

Jeffrey Lynn Steininger Jr.

November 15, 1985 (age 37)

Los Angeles County, California, U.S.

Occupations
  • YouTuber
  • makeup artist
  • singer
  • songwriter
Years active 2003–present
Title Founder and owner of Jeffree Star Cosmetics
YouTube information
Channel
  • jeffreestar
Years active 2006–present
Genre
  • Vlog
  • makeup
  • beauty
Subscribers 15.9 million[1]
Total views 2.58 billion[1]
Associated acts
  • Shane Dawson
  • James Charles
  • Tati Westbrook

Creator Awards

YouTube Silver Play Button 2.svg 100,000 subscribers 2011
YouTube Gold Play Button 2.svg 1,000,000 subscribers 2016
YouTube Diamond Play Button.svg 10,000,000 subscribers 2018[2]

Last updated: November 13, 2022

Musical career
Genres
  • Electropop
  • synth-pop
  • electronic rock
  • crunkcore
Years active 2007–2013
Labels
  • Popsicle
  • Konvict
Website jeffreestar.com

Jeffree Star (born Jeffrey Lynn Steininger Jr., November 15, 1985) is an American YouTuber, makeup artist, and former singer-songwriter. He is the founder and owner of Jeffree Star Cosmetics.

In 2009, Star released a studio album, Beauty Killer, which included songs such as «Lollipop Luxury» featuring Nicki Minaj. He embarked on several world tours to promote his music. In 2010, he signed to Konvict Muzik but abruptly left the music industry by 2013 citing legal issues the label’s owner faced between 2007 and 2010.[3] In November 2014, Star founded the company Jeffree Star Cosmetics. In 2018, Forbes revealed that he had earned $18 million from his YouTube endeavors alone, making him the fifth-highest-paid YouTuber that year.[4]

Early life

Jeffree Lynn Steininger Jr.[5] was born in Los Angeles County, California, on November 15, 1985 and grew up in Orange County, California.[6] He says that he began experimenting with his mother’s makeup as a child, and convinced her to let him wear it to school when he was in junior high.[7] Star attended Pacifica High School[8] in Garden Grove, California, from which he graduated in 2002.[9] After high school, he legally changed his name to Jeffree Star[10] and supported himself with various makeup, modeling, and music jobs in Los Angeles.[9][11] He recalls his early years, spending his weekends using a fake ID to attend Hollywood clubs, which is where celebrities would hire him as a personal makeup artist.[12]

Career

MySpace

Star used MySpace to further both his music as well as fashion design career.[7][13][14][15] Using MySpace like a blog, Star shared his personal life, while also providing social commentary on «self-image and confidence»,[16] fame and beauty. Due to his use of several websites, Star already had a built-up fan base who signed up to join him on MySpace, giving his profile a large number of friends from its inception. His MySpace photoshoots would frequently gain over 50,000 comments.[7] He also gained fame as one of the most popular independent artists, with the daily rankings placing him in the top tier on MySpace.[17]

Music career

Star’s career as an electronica and pop vocalist began when he befriended Peaches’ drummer Samantha Maloney, who encouraged him to make music.[7] During the summer of 2007, he was advertised as a part of the True Colors Tour 2007,[18] which traveled through 15 cities in the United States and Canada.[19] The tour, sponsored by the LGBT Logo channel, began on June 8, 2007, to coincide with Pride month.[19]

Star released his first and only studio album Beauty Killer in 2009, which peaked at number seven on the US Billboard Top Electronic Albums chart.[20] The album included songs such as «Lollipop Luxury» featuring Nicki Minaj. He embarked on several world tours to promote his music. In 2010, he signed to Konvict Muzik—whose founder Akon described Star as «the next Lady Gaga»—with plans to release a second album. However, it was never released and Star abruptly left the music industry in 2013 under unclear circumstances. He later described signing to Akon’s record label as «the biggest mistake I’ve ever made.»[21]

He appeared in the second version of Kesha’s music video for her single «Take It Off» in 2010.[22] Star has worked with several other musical performers, including Blood on the Dance Floor, Deuce,[23] Millionaires,[24] and Larry Tee.[25]

Conflicts with other media personalities

Star’s quarrels with other media personalities include conversations with tattoo artist Kat Von D, who accused Star of «drug use, racism, and bullying»;[26] Tati Westbrook, who accused Star and Shane Dawson of forcing her to upload a video attacking fellow beauty YouTuber James Charles,[27][28] whose brother, Ian Jeffrey, was also bullied by Star on Twitter;[29] Kylie Jenner, whose products were criticized by Star;[30] Kim Kardashian;[30] and Jerrod Blandino, co-founder of Too Faced Cosmetics.[31][32]

In 2010, Star called Blood on the Dance Floor member Dahvie Vanity, who was arrested in 2009 on sexual assault charges, a «child fucker», tweeting that he saw Vanity «bring underage girls to his hotel room […] 100% ILLEGAL».[33] Star had said he had witnessed Vanity’s actions in 2012.[34] Other tweets show Star telling people to «get over the negativity» against Vanity, and promoting a Blood on the Dance Floor album. He was accused of associating with Vanity despite knowing about sexual assault allegations to profit off Vanity’s continued success.[35] Following a HuffPost report detailing sexual assault – before and after 2010 – against 21 individuals (many of whom were minors), Chris Hansen of To Catch a Predator started covering the story.[36] Speaking to Hansen on YouTube, Star said he had no knowledge of any inappropriate activity between Vanity and underage girls while they worked together, and that his tweets were based on hearsay.[35]

Jeffree Star Cosmetics

In 2014, Star founded his e-commerce makeup brand, Jeffree Star Cosmetics.[37] In a five-part docuseries by Shane Dawson, Star stated that the end of his music career had left him essentially bankrupt, and that he had used his remaining savings to start his makeup brand.[38] Star began promoting the brand through videos published on YouTube,[39] leading to the success of his YouTube channel, with 17.4 million subscribers and over 2.4 billion views as of October 2020.[40] Bustle magazine described Star as «a musician and onetime MySpace celeb that reinvented himself in the YouTube makeup tutorial space.»[41] His first cosmetics release was a collection of velour liquid lipsticks, which were followed by highlighter palettes, lip scrubs, eyeshadow palettes, clothing, and accessories, such as mirrors and make up bags. The first East Coast location to carry the cosmetics line was a Morphe Cosmetics store at the Westfield Garden State Plaza in Paramus, New Jersey on August 11, 2018.[42] Star has since launched several successful collections, such as the «Blue Blood» eyeshadow palette.[43]

Personal life

Star was in a relationship with Nathan Schwandt from 2015 to January 2020.[44] Star claims to abstain from alcohol, despite previously tweeting about drinking vodka on multiple occasions.[45] He also says that he avoids cigarettes and hard drugs, although he does smoke cannabis.[46]

As of December 2020, Star resides in Casper, Wyoming.[47]
Following a car accident in Wyoming on April 16, 2021, Star and his friend were both hospitalized.[48] He broke his back and had several fractures on his spine.[49]

Controversies

Star was accused of racism due to derogatory remarks about minorities. He later apologized for the remarks.[50][51] A satirical skit between Star and a drag queen was posted on MySpace, in which Star allegedly states he wants to throw battery acid on a black woman to lighten her skin so it will match her foundation.[52]

In June 2020, Star apologized after images and an archive of his former website Lipstick Nazi resurfaced. The website featured swastikas alongside photos of Star engaging in self-harm.[53][54][55]

In an October 2020 report by journalist Kat Tenbarge, Star was accused of multiple instances of sexual assault, assault, and paying $10,000 in hush money to accusers. An attorney for Star denied all the allegations.[56] Leaked documents later appeared to show one of Star’s accusers being paid $45,000 by a Jeffree Star Cosmetics executive.[57]

Filmography

Year Title Role Director Notes
2007,
2011
LA Ink Himself Aaron Krummel
Fred Villari
Recurring role; 2 episodes
2015 What Now Victoria Ash Avildsen Feature film
2017 Shane and Friends Himself Shane Dawson Podcast
2018 The Secret World of Jeffree Star Docu-series; 5 episodes
2019 The Beautiful World of Jeffree Star Docu-series; 9 episodes
2020 The Dish with Trish Trisha Paytas Guest appearance

Discography

Studio albums

Extended plays

Singles

Awards

Year Ceremony Category Result Ref.
2019 9th Streamy Awards Beauty Nominated [67]
2020 12th Annual Shorty Awards YouTuber of the Year Nominated [68]

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  68. ^ Perelli, Amanda (January 22, 2020). «Exclusive: The full list of nominees for the Shorty Awards, including Jeffree Star, Sophie Turner, and Baby Yoda Sipping Tea». Insider.

External links

  • Jeffree Star‘s channel on YouTube
Jeffree Star

Jeffree Star.jpg

Birth Name Jeffrey Lynn Steininger
Birth Date November 15, 1985
Home Town Orange County, California
Genre Electropop
Synthpop
Electronic Rock
Occupation(s) Singer-Songwriter[1][2]
Make-Up Artist[3]
Fashion Designer,[4]
Model
Years active 2003-present
Label(s) Popsicle
Kon Live
Website http://www.myspace.com/jeffreestar

Jeffree Star (born Jeffrey Lynn Steininger), is an American model, fashion designer, make-up artist, DJ, and singer-songwriter residing in the Los Angeles area.[4][5] He is an Internet celebrity known for his popularity on MySpace (alongside Tila Tequila) as well as his fashion line and from his transgressive, gender-bending appearance and persona while calling himself «Queen of the Internet» and «Queen of the Beautifuls».[3][6][7][8][9] Star has leveraged his fame as an androgynous model and aesthetic talents to launch his own clothing line and forays into acting and DJing.

Biography[]

1986–2005: Childhood and youth[]

Jeffree Star was born in Orange County, California. His father died before he was old enough to remember; subsequently, he was raised solely by his working mother, a model who frequently went on assignments. As a child, Star regularly began experimenting with his mother’s makeup, leading to an obsessive compulsive interest,[10] and convinced her to let him wear make-up to school when he was in junior high.[7] He identifies with being gay, and later explained he had felt this way from his earliest years.[7]

At the age of fifteen, Star became a make-up artist. During this time, he called himself a «underage gender-bending club kid» and wore makeup, dyed his hair with day-glo colors and began cross dressing which in turn led to receiving large amounts of attention and popularity from both fellow students and strangers.[3][7][7][10] Two years later, after his graduation from high school, Star moved to Los Angeles and began supporting himself with various make-up, modeling, and music jobs.[11][12]

He later recalled spending his time on weekends «using a fake ID to attend Hollywood clubs dressed in mini dresses and nine inch high heels where celebrities would contract [Star] for make-up work at their homes», or «hiring [Star] as a model.»[10] Star reports that his weekend socializing at clubs and the make-up advice he offered eventually led to his modeling career.[10]

2006–2007: Internet popularity and Plastic Surgery Slumber Party[]

Jeffree Star used popular social networking website MySpace to further both his music as well as fashion design career. Star also used MySpace for blogging about his life while making social commentary on «self-image and confidence»,[4] fame, beauty and life. Star had built up a fan base on several websites but convinced many to join him on MySpace, giving his MySpace profile a large number of «friends» from the beginning.[7] His MySpace friend base has since grown to over 1,082,157 as of September 2010[10] with each new photo shoot getting over 50,000 comments when posted,[7] and by November 2006, he was recognized as MySpace’s most connected profile personality.[13]

Star also gained fame as one of the most popular unsigned artists with the daily rankings placing him in the top tier[6] on MySpace.

On March 28, 2007 at Project Runway’s Jeffrey Sebelia fashion show Star was a front row «celebutante» where he revealed details of Buzznet.com’s “Queen Needs a Princess Contest” which had «a day of femme-licious fun with Star» as the grand prize.[14] The social-networking, music-news site specializes in new-media (integrated photoblog and videoblog capabilities) which Star has capitalized on to dovetail his modeling and music interests.[14] Stars’ social trendsetting participation at Buzznet and his success at growing online fan-base was noted in Buzznet’s six million financing in May 2007.[15] Star regularly uploads video-blog segments including music reviews, event reports as well as posting news about his upcoming music release.

Star’s music career as an electronica and hip-hop vocalist began when he befriended Peaches’ drummer who encouraged him to make music.[7] Star was then asked by Deuce of Hollywood Undead to rap on their song «Turn off the Lights» for their debut album.[16] However, the track did not make it onto the disc. Deuce was recently evicted from Hollywood Undead and has produced a mixtape («Break Them Wallz») with Jeffree and another song titled «Freaky Now» (alongside friend «Truth»), in which Jeffree raps extremely explicit
lyrics.

His first two solo tracks «We Want Cunt», named in tribute to his former screen name Cunt: Queen of the Beautifuls, and «Straight Boys» were co-written with Hole and one time Mötley Crüe drummer, Samantha Maloney and singer Jessicka from Scarling..[9] Star asked MySpace co-founder Tom to convert his MySpace profile into a music page so he could showcase his music.[7]

On November 1, 2006 Star performed on the same bill as Los Angeles’ Dirty Sanchez at the LA bar Key Club’s post-Halloween show.[17] Star has toured with electro musician Peaches,[3][18] as well as Cyndi Lauper,[7] Metro Station,[19] Breathe Carolina,[20] Dr. Manhattan, Schoolyard Heroes,[21] and Ultraviolet Sound.

On the 13 March 2007, Star released his debut extended play Plastic Surgery Slumber Party which was produced by Ultraviolet Sound.[22] The record topped at number one on the iTunes’s dance charts and «has consistently topped the iTunes dance charts at #1, hovering high above household names such as Justin Timberlake and Cascada.»[4][7] Separately, Star’s MySpace page has 25 million listens to Plastic Surgery Slumber Party as of July 2007.[23]

During the summer of 2007, Star was advertised as a part of the True Colors Tour 2007,[24] which traveled through 15 cities in the United States and Canada.[25] The tour, sponsored by the LGBT Logo channel, began on June 8, 2007 to coincide with Pride month.[26] Profits from the tour benefited the Human Rights Campaign as well as PFLAG and The Matthew Shepard Foundation. Though he was advertised as a special guest to perform on several West Coast dates, Star did not appear.

Star’s song «Plastic Surgery Slumber Party» appeared on the August 2007 Tommy Boy release of Cyndi Lauper’s True Colors tour compilation. Featuring ten tracks from ten of the artists, the compilation benefits the Human Rights Campaign, an organization that fights for civil rights for LGBT people.[26]

2008–2010: Cupcakes Taste Like Violence and Beauty Killer[]

Prior to the release of his second extended play, Star released his debut single «Heart Surgery Isn’t That Bad…» on Valentine’s Day, 2008, followed by its b-side, «I Hate Music», on April 17, 2008.[27] Star later recorded and released «Starstruck» featuring Danger Radio — his first single available for free download as a «thank you» to fans.[28][29] Trace Cyrus and Mason Musso from Metro Station[30] originally provided vocals for the song, however, due to a feud between the band and Star,[31][32] they were ultimately replaced with Andrew de Torres from Danger Radio.

Cupcakes Taste Like Violence, Star’s sophomore extended play, was released on December 9, 2008.[33] This is his first record to be available as a CD as well as digitial download.[33] This is also Star’s debut record to be released under Popsicle Records through Warner Music Group’s Independent Label Group. Star said the extended play «remindes me of myself. I may look sweet, but I’m really scary and violent on the inside.»[34] Cupcakes Taste Like Violence peaked at number six on the Billboard Top Electronic Albums[35] and at number eight on the Billboard Top Heatseekers.[36] «Lollipop Luxury» was the first single from the extended play released November 18, 2008.

Star’s debut studio album, Beauty Killer, was released on September 22, 2009.[37] The first single from the album, «Prisoner», was released for |digital download on May 2, 2009.[38] The track received two million plays on MySpace at the end of its second week being available for stream. «Love Rhymes With Fuck You» was the second single from the album; like «Prisoner», it was also released for digital download on June 30, 2009.[39] The album debuted at number 122 in the US Billboard 200 Chart. It also debuted at #7 in the US Billboard Top Dance/Electronic Albums Chart and fell to #12 on its second week.[40] A music video for «Prisoner», directed by Robert Hales, was originally planned.[41] However, it has since been cancelled and replaced with «Get Away With Murder» which was filmed on November 7, 2009. The video premiered on the front page of MySpace on January 23, 2010.[42]

It was announced that recording was underway for Star’s first studio album in late 2007.[43] He stated that the new songs «are more sexy, some are more «guy»ish and some are me screaming my heart out. I’m still finding what «Jeffree Star» really is. And I think I’m almost there…»[44] To «tide fans over» until the first single from the album was released, on April 21, 2009, Star released a remix cover of Black Eyed Peas’ «Boom Boom Pow» which was made available for free download.[45] Morgan Page’s radio edit mix of «Prisoner» was released for free download by Star on December 18, 2009.
He worked with producers such as Wikipedia:Lester Mendez, 3OH!3’s Nathaniel Motte, God’s Paparazzi[38] and more. Star performed at Warped Tour 2009 to promote some of the music from his album.[38][46]

Star originally planned a North American headlining concert tour, titled «I’m Cold, Keep Me Warm…Bitch!» for two weeks in December 2009. However, due to «personal things [that] have gotten out of hand in [his] family» the tour was canceled. Star will be embarking on his «2 DRUNK 2 FUCK» 2010 world tour where he says he will «be going everywhere…and yes that means Europe and Australia». This will be his first headlining tour supporting the album. Dates have been officially announced in the USA, United Kingdom and several countries in continental Europe.

Star released his fifth single «Blush» (his second single-only release) on February 16, 2010. «Size of Your Boat» was released as Star’s sixth single (third single-only release) on July 1, 2010.[47] The song «I’m In Love (With a Killer)» was released on October 10, 2010 and made available for free download via Facebook. Star also recorded an anthem song for the It Gets Better Project titled «Kiss It Better». The song was also made available for free download on November 4, 2010.

Other work[]

Make-up, modeling and internet fame[]

Star was referred to celebrities including Kelly Osbourne, Nicole Richie, Paris Hilton, AFI frontman Davey Havok and Jessicka from the band Scarling.[7][48] He is a former make-up artist for alt porn website, GodsGirls.[49]

Star gained a cult following from posting outrageous photographs of himself on Internet forums and later MySpace, who began sending him gifts including expensive cameras to take more pictures.[7]

On August 1, 2006, Los Angeles’ LGBT magazine Frontiers featured Star on its cover.
On November 17, 2006 Star and several contestants from «America’s Next Top Model» were a part of Black Chandelier’s «Fall 2006 Runway Show» at Salt Lake City’s Union Pacific Depot. Star was also a guest on «America’s Next Top Model, Cycle 7».[48]

On March 16, 2007, Star was one of the featured runway models for BOXeight’s production of designer Jared Gold’s flamboyant «Quiet Army show», regarded as «the wildest front row in all of Fashion Week.» The shows 2007 theme was «Mormon chic», effectively using the Los Angeles Theater as a backdrop during L.A. Fashion Week.[50] He has appeared in several music videos including Good Charlotte’s «The River»,[51] Godhead’s «Push», Aiden’s «One Love» and Metro Station‘s «Shake It».[52]

Reality show development[]

It was reported in 2007 that Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato’s World of Wonders Productions would be developing a reality show featuring Star[53] and promise of «glamour and sexual tension.»[3] Star was also reported to be in talks with E! to carry the show.[54] However, in June 2009, when asked in an interview with OrangeCounty.com «When’s the reality show coming?» Star said:

I’ve [had] some big meetings with MTV but I’m trying to decided which route I want to take. I don’t want to do a dating show, some Bret Michaels, «Daisy of Love» crap. I don’t wanna have to fake it. I’m pitching the idea about doing a show about my family because they’re all really insane. They’re ready for the world to see how stupid they are. I’m the normal one and they’re all psycho.[55]

Merchandise[]

Star’s T-shirts, hoodies and accessories were ranked #1 on Hottopic.com. He is also developing a fragrance called «Fierce», which he says will smell like «vanilla and cotton candy.»[54]

Discography[]

Main article: Jeffree Star discography

  • 2009: Beauty Killer

References[]

  1. Jeffree Star
  2. World of Wonders touts reality trio: Jeffree Star, Jim J. Bullock topline new shows
  3. 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 Queen of the Internet
  4. 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 MySpace continues to expedite music careers
  5. Jeffree Star Tickets
  6. 6.0 6.1 Weiner, Jonah (April 11, 2006).»Tila Tequila for President». Slate.com. Retrieved July 29, 2006.
  7. 7.00 7.01 7.02 7.03 7.04 7.05 7.06 7.07 7.08 7.09 7.10 7.11 7.12 Jeffree Star: The Fairest One of All Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; name «Jeffree Star: The Fairest One» defined multiple times with different content
  8. Jeffree Star: Electro / Pop / Rap
  9. 9.0 9.1 The Future is Jeffree Star: Inside the cult-like following of the Internet’s most popular queer icon
  10. 10.0 10.1 10.2 10.3 10.4 Jeffree Star’s MySpace profile Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; name «MySpace» defined multiple times with different content
  11. «LAist Interview: Jeffree Star». laist. March 10, 2008. Retrieved November 12, 2010.
  12. «SOME TRUTH FOR YOU…». Buzznet. Jeffree Star’s Official Website.
  13. Market News Publishing. (November 1, 2006) Kicks Off Retail Revolution.
  14. 14.0 14.1 In the Kodak, in the Pink
  15. Buzznet Lands $6 Million Round of Financing Led By Redpoint Ventures and Anthem Venture Partners Same Venture Capital Firm That Pioneered MySpace Backs Leading Next Generation Social Media Company
  16. Jeffree Star Interview — Part 1 (repost)
  17. Dirty Sanchez: Local bands, man
  18. Rock Picks For the week of December 14 – 21
  19. YouTube — Metro Station and Jeffree Star
  20. Breathe Carolina Go From Jeffree Star Openers To Record Deal at The Insider
  21. MY SPRING TOUR.. & WARPED TOUR DATES! so excited!!!! — Buzznet
  22. MySpace.com — ULTRAVIOLET SOUND (@ Rockin Roots Fest TONIGHT!! ) — los angeles — Electrique / Pop Punk / New Wave — www.myspace.com/ultravioletsound
  23. Jeffree Star: Electro / Pop
  24. Britney to Join Cyndi Lauper’s Tour for Surprise Show
  25. True Colors: Special Guests
  26. 26.0 26.1 Cyndi Lauper Releases ‘True Colors’ Comp
  27. Jeffree Star’s Brand New Single ‘Heart Surgery Isn’t That Bad’
  28. MPFree: Jeffree Star ‘Starstruck’
  29. purevolume | We’re Listening To You > JEFFREE STAR > NEW TRACK POSTED!!!!
  30. YouTube — Jeffree Star Interview
  31. Perezhilton.com — Miley’s Brother Is Tranny Hating?! And He’s A Druggie Too???
  32. YouTube — EXCLUSIVE: Trace Cyrus From Metro Station Responds To Jeffree Star
  33. 33.0 33.1 Amazon.com Cupcakes Taste Like Violence Jeffree Star
  34. MTV Buzzworthy Blog >> Jeffree Star, On Recording ‘Cupcakes Taste like Violence’ In Nothing But Heels
  35. [1]
  36. [2]
  37. Star, Jeffree (24 July 2009)Jeffree Star Beauty Killer Out Sept. 22nd
  38. 38.0 38.1 38.2 Jeffree Star to release debut “Beauty Killer” this summer
  39. Jeffree Star announces his second single from ‘Beauty Killer’.
  40. Billboard.com Beauty Killer — Jeffree Star(2009)
  41. (7 September 2009)’Prisoner’ Music Video Update
  42. Jeffree Star announces debut music video release date January 15, 2009
  43. Jeffree Star’s Recording a New Album — 2 New Song Titles So Far
  44. the road to PRISONER.
  45. JEFFREE STAR TAKES NO PRISONERS
  46. {Vans Warped Tour 2009
  47. http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/size-your-boat-feat-muffy/id380399703?ign-mpt=uo%3D2
  48. 48.0 48.1 Jeffree Star — Queen of the Beautifuls
  49. Gods Girls
  50. L.A. Fashion Week Smackdown
  51. YouTube — The River — Good Charlotte
  52. YouTube — Metro Station — Shake It
  53. Tuning In
  54. 54.0 54.1 Entertainment: Orange Pop: The unstoppable Jeffree Star
  55. Skye Fadrosko,Kelli (26 June 2009). «Interview: Jeffree Star gets Warped», OrangeCounty.com. Retrieved 2009-07-22.

External links[]

  • Official Website
  • Jeffree Star channel at YouTube
  • Jeffree Star on Buzznet
  • Jeffree Star on PureVolume
  • Jeffree Star on Myspace
  • Popsicle Records on Myspace
Jeffree Star

Jeffree Star.jpg

Birth Name Jeffrey Lynn Steininger
Birth Date November 15, 1985
Home Town Orange County, California
Genre Electropop
Synthpop
Electronic Rock
Occupation(s) Singer-Songwriter[1][2]
Make-Up Artist[3]
Fashion Designer,[4]
Model
Years active 2003-present
Label(s) Popsicle
Kon Live
Website http://www.myspace.com/jeffreestar

Jeffree Star (born Jeffrey Lynn Steininger), is an American model, fashion designer, make-up artist, DJ, and singer-songwriter residing in the Los Angeles area.[4][5] He is an Internet celebrity known for his popularity on MySpace (alongside Tila Tequila) as well as his fashion line and from his transgressive, gender-bending appearance and persona while calling himself «Queen of the Internet» and «Queen of the Beautifuls».[3][6][7][8][9] Star has leveraged his fame as an androgynous model and aesthetic talents to launch his own clothing line and forays into acting and DJing.

Biography[]

1986–2005: Childhood and youth[]

Jeffree Star was born in Orange County, California. His father died before he was old enough to remember; subsequently, he was raised solely by his working mother, a model who frequently went on assignments. As a child, Star regularly began experimenting with his mother’s makeup, leading to an obsessive compulsive interest,[10] and convinced her to let him wear make-up to school when he was in junior high.[7] He identifies with being gay, and later explained he had felt this way from his earliest years.[7]

At the age of fifteen, Star became a make-up artist. During this time, he called himself a «underage gender-bending club kid» and wore makeup, dyed his hair with day-glo colors and began cross dressing which in turn led to receiving large amounts of attention and popularity from both fellow students and strangers.[3][7][7][10] Two years later, after his graduation from high school, Star moved to Los Angeles and began supporting himself with various make-up, modeling, and music jobs.[11][12]

He later recalled spending his time on weekends «using a fake ID to attend Hollywood clubs dressed in mini dresses and nine inch high heels where celebrities would contract [Star] for make-up work at their homes», or «hiring [Star] as a model.»[10] Star reports that his weekend socializing at clubs and the make-up advice he offered eventually led to his modeling career.[10]

2006–2007: Internet popularity and Plastic Surgery Slumber Party[]

Jeffree Star used popular social networking website MySpace to further both his music as well as fashion design career. Star also used MySpace for blogging about his life while making social commentary on «self-image and confidence»,[4] fame, beauty and life. Star had built up a fan base on several websites but convinced many to join him on MySpace, giving his MySpace profile a large number of «friends» from the beginning.[7] His MySpace friend base has since grown to over 1,082,157 as of September 2010[10] with each new photo shoot getting over 50,000 comments when posted,[7] and by November 2006, he was recognized as MySpace’s most connected profile personality.[13]

Star also gained fame as one of the most popular unsigned artists with the daily rankings placing him in the top tier[6] on MySpace.

On March 28, 2007 at Project Runway’s Jeffrey Sebelia fashion show Star was a front row «celebutante» where he revealed details of Buzznet.com’s “Queen Needs a Princess Contest” which had «a day of femme-licious fun with Star» as the grand prize.[14] The social-networking, music-news site specializes in new-media (integrated photoblog and videoblog capabilities) which Star has capitalized on to dovetail his modeling and music interests.[14] Stars’ social trendsetting participation at Buzznet and his success at growing online fan-base was noted in Buzznet’s six million financing in May 2007.[15] Star regularly uploads video-blog segments including music reviews, event reports as well as posting news about his upcoming music release.

Star’s music career as an electronica and hip-hop vocalist began when he befriended Peaches’ drummer who encouraged him to make music.[7] Star was then asked by Deuce of Hollywood Undead to rap on their song «Turn off the Lights» for their debut album.[16] However, the track did not make it onto the disc. Deuce was recently evicted from Hollywood Undead and has produced a mixtape («Break Them Wallz») with Jeffree and another song titled «Freaky Now» (alongside friend «Truth»), in which Jeffree raps extremely explicit
lyrics.

His first two solo tracks «We Want Cunt», named in tribute to his former screen name Cunt: Queen of the Beautifuls, and «Straight Boys» were co-written with Hole and one time Mötley Crüe drummer, Samantha Maloney and singer Jessicka from Scarling..[9] Star asked MySpace co-founder Tom to convert his MySpace profile into a music page so he could showcase his music.[7]

On November 1, 2006 Star performed on the same bill as Los Angeles’ Dirty Sanchez at the LA bar Key Club’s post-Halloween show.[17] Star has toured with electro musician Peaches,[3][18] as well as Cyndi Lauper,[7] Metro Station,[19] Breathe Carolina,[20] Dr. Manhattan, Schoolyard Heroes,[21] and Ultraviolet Sound.

On the 13 March 2007, Star released his debut extended play Plastic Surgery Slumber Party which was produced by Ultraviolet Sound.[22] The record topped at number one on the iTunes’s dance charts and «has consistently topped the iTunes dance charts at #1, hovering high above household names such as Justin Timberlake and Cascada.»[4][7] Separately, Star’s MySpace page has 25 million listens to Plastic Surgery Slumber Party as of July 2007.[23]

During the summer of 2007, Star was advertised as a part of the True Colors Tour 2007,[24] which traveled through 15 cities in the United States and Canada.[25] The tour, sponsored by the LGBT Logo channel, began on June 8, 2007 to coincide with Pride month.[26] Profits from the tour benefited the Human Rights Campaign as well as PFLAG and The Matthew Shepard Foundation. Though he was advertised as a special guest to perform on several West Coast dates, Star did not appear.

Star’s song «Plastic Surgery Slumber Party» appeared on the August 2007 Tommy Boy release of Cyndi Lauper’s True Colors tour compilation. Featuring ten tracks from ten of the artists, the compilation benefits the Human Rights Campaign, an organization that fights for civil rights for LGBT people.[26]

2008–2010: Cupcakes Taste Like Violence and Beauty Killer[]

Prior to the release of his second extended play, Star released his debut single «Heart Surgery Isn’t That Bad…» on Valentine’s Day, 2008, followed by its b-side, «I Hate Music», on April 17, 2008.[27] Star later recorded and released «Starstruck» featuring Danger Radio — his first single available for free download as a «thank you» to fans.[28][29] Trace Cyrus and Mason Musso from Metro Station[30] originally provided vocals for the song, however, due to a feud between the band and Star,[31][32] they were ultimately replaced with Andrew de Torres from Danger Radio.

Cupcakes Taste Like Violence, Star’s sophomore extended play, was released on December 9, 2008.[33] This is his first record to be available as a CD as well as digitial download.[33] This is also Star’s debut record to be released under Popsicle Records through Warner Music Group’s Independent Label Group. Star said the extended play «remindes me of myself. I may look sweet, but I’m really scary and violent on the inside.»[34] Cupcakes Taste Like Violence peaked at number six on the Billboard Top Electronic Albums[35] and at number eight on the Billboard Top Heatseekers.[36] «Lollipop Luxury» was the first single from the extended play released November 18, 2008.

Star’s debut studio album, Beauty Killer, was released on September 22, 2009.[37] The first single from the album, «Prisoner», was released for |digital download on May 2, 2009.[38] The track received two million plays on MySpace at the end of its second week being available for stream. «Love Rhymes With Fuck You» was the second single from the album; like «Prisoner», it was also released for digital download on June 30, 2009.[39] The album debuted at number 122 in the US Billboard 200 Chart. It also debuted at #7 in the US Billboard Top Dance/Electronic Albums Chart and fell to #12 on its second week.[40] A music video for «Prisoner», directed by Robert Hales, was originally planned.[41] However, it has since been cancelled and replaced with «Get Away With Murder» which was filmed on November 7, 2009. The video premiered on the front page of MySpace on January 23, 2010.[42]

It was announced that recording was underway for Star’s first studio album in late 2007.[43] He stated that the new songs «are more sexy, some are more «guy»ish and some are me screaming my heart out. I’m still finding what «Jeffree Star» really is. And I think I’m almost there…»[44] To «tide fans over» until the first single from the album was released, on April 21, 2009, Star released a remix cover of Black Eyed Peas’ «Boom Boom Pow» which was made available for free download.[45] Morgan Page’s radio edit mix of «Prisoner» was released for free download by Star on December 18, 2009.
He worked with producers such as Wikipedia:Lester Mendez, 3OH!3’s Nathaniel Motte, God’s Paparazzi[38] and more. Star performed at Warped Tour 2009 to promote some of the music from his album.[38][46]

Star originally planned a North American headlining concert tour, titled «I’m Cold, Keep Me Warm…Bitch!» for two weeks in December 2009. However, due to «personal things [that] have gotten out of hand in [his] family» the tour was canceled. Star will be embarking on his «2 DRUNK 2 FUCK» 2010 world tour where he says he will «be going everywhere…and yes that means Europe and Australia». This will be his first headlining tour supporting the album. Dates have been officially announced in the USA, United Kingdom and several countries in continental Europe.

Star released his fifth single «Blush» (his second single-only release) on February 16, 2010. «Size of Your Boat» was released as Star’s sixth single (third single-only release) on July 1, 2010.[47] The song «I’m In Love (With a Killer)» was released on October 10, 2010 and made available for free download via Facebook. Star also recorded an anthem song for the It Gets Better Project titled «Kiss It Better». The song was also made available for free download on November 4, 2010.

Other work[]

Make-up, modeling and internet fame[]

Star was referred to celebrities including Kelly Osbourne, Nicole Richie, Paris Hilton, AFI frontman Davey Havok and Jessicka from the band Scarling.[7][48] He is a former make-up artist for alt porn website, GodsGirls.[49]

Star gained a cult following from posting outrageous photographs of himself on Internet forums and later MySpace, who began sending him gifts including expensive cameras to take more pictures.[7]

On August 1, 2006, Los Angeles’ LGBT magazine Frontiers featured Star on its cover.
On November 17, 2006 Star and several contestants from «America’s Next Top Model» were a part of Black Chandelier’s «Fall 2006 Runway Show» at Salt Lake City’s Union Pacific Depot. Star was also a guest on «America’s Next Top Model, Cycle 7».[48]

On March 16, 2007, Star was one of the featured runway models for BOXeight’s production of designer Jared Gold’s flamboyant «Quiet Army show», regarded as «the wildest front row in all of Fashion Week.» The shows 2007 theme was «Mormon chic», effectively using the Los Angeles Theater as a backdrop during L.A. Fashion Week.[50] He has appeared in several music videos including Good Charlotte’s «The River»,[51] Godhead’s «Push», Aiden’s «One Love» and Metro Station‘s «Shake It».[52]

Reality show development[]

It was reported in 2007 that Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato’s World of Wonders Productions would be developing a reality show featuring Star[53] and promise of «glamour and sexual tension.»[3] Star was also reported to be in talks with E! to carry the show.[54] However, in June 2009, when asked in an interview with OrangeCounty.com «When’s the reality show coming?» Star said:

I’ve [had] some big meetings with MTV but I’m trying to decided which route I want to take. I don’t want to do a dating show, some Bret Michaels, «Daisy of Love» crap. I don’t wanna have to fake it. I’m pitching the idea about doing a show about my family because they’re all really insane. They’re ready for the world to see how stupid they are. I’m the normal one and they’re all psycho.[55]

Merchandise[]

Star’s T-shirts, hoodies and accessories were ranked #1 on Hottopic.com. He is also developing a fragrance called «Fierce», which he says will smell like «vanilla and cotton candy.»[54]

Discography[]

Main article: Jeffree Star discography

  • 2009: Beauty Killer

References[]

  1. Jeffree Star
  2. World of Wonders touts reality trio: Jeffree Star, Jim J. Bullock topline new shows
  3. 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 Queen of the Internet
  4. 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 MySpace continues to expedite music careers
  5. Jeffree Star Tickets
  6. 6.0 6.1 Weiner, Jonah (April 11, 2006).»Tila Tequila for President». Slate.com. Retrieved July 29, 2006.
  7. 7.00 7.01 7.02 7.03 7.04 7.05 7.06 7.07 7.08 7.09 7.10 7.11 7.12 Jeffree Star: The Fairest One of All Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; name «Jeffree Star: The Fairest One» defined multiple times with different content
  8. Jeffree Star: Electro / Pop / Rap
  9. 9.0 9.1 The Future is Jeffree Star: Inside the cult-like following of the Internet’s most popular queer icon
  10. 10.0 10.1 10.2 10.3 10.4 Jeffree Star’s MySpace profile Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; name «MySpace» defined multiple times with different content
  11. «LAist Interview: Jeffree Star». laist. March 10, 2008. Retrieved November 12, 2010.
  12. «SOME TRUTH FOR YOU…». Buzznet. Jeffree Star’s Official Website.
  13. Market News Publishing. (November 1, 2006) Kicks Off Retail Revolution.
  14. 14.0 14.1 In the Kodak, in the Pink
  15. Buzznet Lands $6 Million Round of Financing Led By Redpoint Ventures and Anthem Venture Partners Same Venture Capital Firm That Pioneered MySpace Backs Leading Next Generation Social Media Company
  16. Jeffree Star Interview — Part 1 (repost)
  17. Dirty Sanchez: Local bands, man
  18. Rock Picks For the week of December 14 – 21
  19. YouTube — Metro Station and Jeffree Star
  20. Breathe Carolina Go From Jeffree Star Openers To Record Deal at The Insider
  21. MY SPRING TOUR.. & WARPED TOUR DATES! so excited!!!! — Buzznet
  22. MySpace.com — ULTRAVIOLET SOUND (@ Rockin Roots Fest TONIGHT!! ) — los angeles — Electrique / Pop Punk / New Wave — www.myspace.com/ultravioletsound
  23. Jeffree Star: Electro / Pop
  24. Britney to Join Cyndi Lauper’s Tour for Surprise Show
  25. True Colors: Special Guests
  26. 26.0 26.1 Cyndi Lauper Releases ‘True Colors’ Comp
  27. Jeffree Star’s Brand New Single ‘Heart Surgery Isn’t That Bad’
  28. MPFree: Jeffree Star ‘Starstruck’
  29. purevolume | We’re Listening To You > JEFFREE STAR > NEW TRACK POSTED!!!!
  30. YouTube — Jeffree Star Interview
  31. Perezhilton.com — Miley’s Brother Is Tranny Hating?! And He’s A Druggie Too???
  32. YouTube — EXCLUSIVE: Trace Cyrus From Metro Station Responds To Jeffree Star
  33. 33.0 33.1 Amazon.com Cupcakes Taste Like Violence Jeffree Star
  34. MTV Buzzworthy Blog >> Jeffree Star, On Recording ‘Cupcakes Taste like Violence’ In Nothing But Heels
  35. [1]
  36. [2]
  37. Star, Jeffree (24 July 2009)Jeffree Star Beauty Killer Out Sept. 22nd
  38. 38.0 38.1 38.2 Jeffree Star to release debut “Beauty Killer” this summer
  39. Jeffree Star announces his second single from ‘Beauty Killer’.
  40. Billboard.com Beauty Killer — Jeffree Star(2009)
  41. (7 September 2009)’Prisoner’ Music Video Update
  42. Jeffree Star announces debut music video release date January 15, 2009
  43. Jeffree Star’s Recording a New Album — 2 New Song Titles So Far
  44. the road to PRISONER.
  45. JEFFREE STAR TAKES NO PRISONERS
  46. {Vans Warped Tour 2009
  47. http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/size-your-boat-feat-muffy/id380399703?ign-mpt=uo%3D2
  48. 48.0 48.1 Jeffree Star — Queen of the Beautifuls
  49. Gods Girls
  50. L.A. Fashion Week Smackdown
  51. YouTube — The River — Good Charlotte
  52. YouTube — Metro Station — Shake It
  53. Tuning In
  54. 54.0 54.1 Entertainment: Orange Pop: The unstoppable Jeffree Star
  55. Skye Fadrosko,Kelli (26 June 2009). «Interview: Jeffree Star gets Warped», OrangeCounty.com. Retrieved 2009-07-22.

External links[]

  • Official Website
  • Jeffree Star channel at YouTube
  • Jeffree Star on Buzznet
  • Jeffree Star on PureVolume
  • Jeffree Star on Myspace
  • Popsicle Records on Myspace
Джефри Стар
Jeffree Star
Jeffree Star Warped Tour.jpg
Джефри Стар в июле 2009 (Warped Tour)
Основная информация
Полное имя

Джефри Линн Стейнинджер

Дата рождения

15 ноября 1986 (26 лет)

Место рождения

Ориндж, Калифорния, США

Годы активности

2006 — наст. время

Страна

Flag of the United States.svg США

Профессии

Автор-исполнитель
Визажист
Модельер
Модель

Жанры

электропоп
синти-поп
электронный рок

Сотрудничество

Келли Осборн, Николь Ричи, Пэрис Хилтон, Дэйви Хэвок,Hole, Mötley Crüe

Лейблы
  • Kon Live
  • Popsicle Records
www.myspace.com/jeffreestar
popsiclemusic.com/

Джефри Стар (англ. Jeffree Star, урождённый Джефри Линн Стейнинджер (Jeffrey Lynn Steininger) — американский певец, модель, стилист, диджей и визажист, проживающий в одном из пригородов Лос-Анджелеса. Начало его музыкальной карьеры было связано с уже имевшейся популярностью в социальной сети MySpace. Он также известен благодаря своей эпатажной и андрогинной внешности. Джефри представляет себя как «Queen of the Internet» (Королева Интернета).

Содержание

  • 1 Детство
  • 2 Клубная сцена
  • 3 Визажист, работа моделью, популярность в интернете
    • 3.1 Известность на MySpace
    • 3.2 Видео блог на Buzznet.com
  • 4 Музыкальная карьера
    • 4.1 Plastic Surgery Slumber Party 2006—2007
  • 5 Дискография
  • 6 Фильмография
  • 7 Примечания
  • 8 Ссылки

Детство

Джефри родился в Калифорнии, США. «Я обнаружил, что являюсь геем, ещё в раннем детстве» — вспоминает Джефри. Его отец умер, когда он был ребёнком, поэтому ему часто приходилось оставаться одному, пока его мать, работавшая моделью, уезжала на съёмки. Он начал экспериментировать с косметикой своей матери в очень раннем возрасте. Это привело к одержимости и навязчивому интересу, который Джефри стал испытывать к косметике и макияжу. Стар убедил свою мать разрешить ему краситься, когда он был в средней школе[1].

Клубная сцена

Стар начал карьеру визажиста в 15 лет. Сначала он работал в клубах и относился к категории мальчиков, называемых «Club Kids». Он пользовался косметикой, красил волосы флуоресцентными красками и носил женскую одежду. Разумеется, Джефри был в центре внимания как в школе, так и вне её. Популярность пришла к Джефри в старшей школе, которую он стал посещать в женской одежде и аксессуарах. Стар вспоминает, что интерес, испытываемый им в детстве, подтолкнул его к использованию косметики и ношению вещей, которые он брал у матери.

По выходным Джефри использовал поддельные документы для того, чтобы иметь возможность посещать Голливудские клубы. При этом он надевал мини-платья и туфли на девятидюймовых каблуках, надеясь, что кто-либо из знаменитостей оценит его внешний вид и попросит сделать макияж или наймет в качестве модели. Стар говорит, что посещение вечеринок по выходным и советы по макияжу, которые он давал, стали основой его карьеры.

Визажист, работа моделью, популярность в интернете

Джефри работал со многими знаменитостями, такими как Келли Осборн, Николь Ричи, Пэрис Хилтон, Дэйви Хэвок (солист группы AFI). Стар приобрел первых фанатов, когда начал публиковать собственные провокационные фотографии на Интернет-форумах, а позже на MySpace. В подарок от сайта он получил много призов, в том числе и дорогостоящие фото-камеры, с помощью которых он мог делать всё больше фотографий.

1 августа 2006 года вышел журнал «Frontiers», на обложке которого был Джефри Стар. Также в 2006 году Джефри стал участником многочисленных модных показов. Стар снялся в нескольких музыкальных видеоклипах. Среди них клип Good Charlotte на песню «The River», «Push» группы Godhead и «One Love» от Aiden.

Известность на MySpace

Джефри Стар использовал популярный социальный сетевой веб-сайт MySpace. Он также публиковал на MySpace записи о своей жизни и оставлял различные комментарии, в которых писал о собственной красоте и известности. Используя никнейм «Cunt», привлекающий всеобщее внимание, Джефри Стар приобрел большое количество фанатов на нескольких сайтах и убедил многих людей присоединиться к нему на MySpace. К октябрю 2007 года в его профайле числилось более 632000 «друзей», а каждая новая фотография набирала около 50000 комментариев. В ноябре 2006 он был признан самой популярной личностью MySpace’a.

Видео блог на Buzznet.com

Помимо MySpace’а Джефри Стар зарегистрирован на сайте Buzznet.com, который совмещает в себе возможности фотоблога и видеоблога. Джефри часто проводит там различные конкурсы. Также он постоянно обновляет раздел с видеозаписями, в числе которых присутствуют обзоры музыкальных новинок, публикует новости о релизах собственных песен, а также описывает интересные события из жизни.

Музыкальная карьера

Музыкальная карьера Джефри в жанрах электроника и хип-хоп началась, когда он подружился с барабанщицей Peaches, которая и вдохновила его на создание музыки. Первые два трека «Straight Boys» и «We Want Cunt» были написаны совместно с группой «Hole», барабанщиком группы Mötley Crüe и певицей Джессикой из Scarling.

Plastic Surgery Slumber Party 2006—2007

13 марта 2007 года Джефри Стар выпустил свой первый альбом под названием «Plastic Surgery Slumber Party». Незамедлительно, 20 марта 2007 года этот диск появился в хит-параде танцевальной музыки iTunes, стартовав с первого места. Альбом «Plastic Surgery Slumber Party» на MySpace был прослушан 25 миллионов раз.

Две песни, записанные Джефри, не были изданы на «Plastic Surgery Slumber Party». Они называются «Louis Vuitton» и «Don’t Cha (Sex Change Remix)». В 2005 году Стар также записал песню «Turn Off the Lights» совместно с группой Hollywood Undead.

Летом 2007 года Джефри Стар принял участие в гастрольном туре «True Colors Tour 2007», который проходил в 15 городах США и Канады. В 2008 году Джефри провёл совместное турне с группой Brokencyde.

Дискография

Студийные альбомы
  • 2009: Beauty Killer
EPs
  • 2007: Plastic Surgery Slumber Party
  • 2008: Cupcakes Taste like Violence

Фильмография

Телевизионные эпизоды
Год Программа В роли Серия
2007 Video on Trial Сам себя «Guest judge» (эпизод 20, сезон 2)
LA Ink Сам себя «Kat’s in Love» (эпизод 10, сезон 1)

Примечания

  1. Jeffree Star: The Fairest One of All

Ссылки

commons: Стар, Джефри на Викискладе?
  • Видеоканал Jeffree Star на сервисе видеохостинга YouTube
  • Jeffree Star на Buzznet
  • Jeffree Star на PureVolume
  • Официальная страница Jeffree Star (англ.) на сайте Myspace
  • Официальная страница Popsicle Records (англ.) на сайте Myspace

Американский певец и автор песен, визажист, модельер, интернет-личность и модель

Джеффри Стар
Jeffree Star Rupaul Dragcon 2018-337 (41377487274) (обрезано).jpg Джеффри Стар в RuPaul’s Dragcon 2018
Родился Джеффри Линн Штайнингер младший. (1985-11-15) 15 ноября 1985 (возраст 34). Округ Лос-Анджелес, Калифорния, США
Профессия
  • Предприниматель
  • Интернет-личность
  • певец
Годы деятельности 2003 – настоящее время
Должность Основатель и владелец из Jeffree Star Cosmetics
Информация на YouTube
Канал
  • jeffreestar
Годы активности 2006 – настоящее время
Жанр
  • Vlog
  • макияж
  • beauty
Подписчики 17,4 миллиона
Всего просмотров 2,35 миллиарда
Связанные действия
  • Шейн Доусон
  • Джеймс Чарльз
  • Тати Уэстбрук
Creator Awards
YouTube Silver Play Button 2.svg 100000 подписчиков 2011
YouTube Gold Play Button 2.svg 1000000 подписчиков 2016
YouTube Diamond Play Button.svg 10000000 подписчиков 2018

Обновлено: 27 июня 2020 г.

Музыкальная карьера
Жанры
  • Electropop
  • synthpop
  • electronic rock
  • crunkcore
Годы активности 2007–2013
Labels
  • Popsicle
  • Konvict
Веб-сайт jeffreestarcosmetics.com

Джеффри Линн Штайнингер младший (родился 15 ноября 1985 г.), профессионально известный как Джеффри Стар, американский предприниматель, гример, YouTuber и певец, а также основатель и владелец Jeffree Star Cosmetics.

В 2009 году Стар выпустил свой первый и единственный студийный альбом Beauty Killer, в который вошли такие песни как «Lollipop Luxury » с участием Ники Минаж. Он предпринял несколько мировых турне для продвижения своей музыки. В 2010 году он подписал контракт с Konvict Muzik, основатель которой Акон описал Стар как «следующую Леди Гагу ». Однако Стар внезапно покинул музыкальную индустрию в 2013 году из-за юридических проблем, с которыми Эйкон столкнулся в период с 2007 по 2010 год.

В ноябре 2014 года он основал компанию Jeffree Star Cosmetics. По данным Forbes, в 2018 году Стар заработал 18 миллионов долларов только на своих усилиях на YouTube, что сделало его пятой самой высокооплачиваемой звездой YouTube по состоянию на декабрь 2018 года.

Содержание

  • 1 Ранние годы жизни
  • 2 Карьера
    • 2.1 MySpace
    • 2.2 Музыкальная карьера
    • 2.3 Jeffree Star Cosmetics
  • 3 Личная жизнь
  • 4 Противоречия
  • 5 Фильмография
  • 6 Дискография
    • 6.1 Студийные альбомы
    • 6.2 Расширенные пьесы
    • 6.3 Синглы
  • 7 Награды
  • 8 Ссылки
  • 9 Внешние ссылки

Ранние годы

Звезда родилась в округе Лос-Анджелес, Калифорния и вырос в округе Ориндж, Калифорния. Его отец, Джеффри Линн Штайнингер-старший, совершил самоубийство, когда Стар было шесть лет, и впоследствии его воспитывала исключительно его мать, Марра Шубьянн Линдстром Штайнингер. В детстве Стар утверждает, что он начал регулярно экспериментировать с макияжем своей матери и убедил ее разрешить ему носить его в школе, когда он был в средней школе. Он переехал в Лос-Анджелес после окончания средней школы, поддерживая себя различными гримерами, модельным бизнесом и музыкой. Позже он вспоминал, как проводил время по выходным, используя поддельный ID, чтобы посещать Голливуд клубы, где знаменитости нанимали его для макияжа дома.

Карьера

Звезда в июле 2009 года

MySpace

Стар использовал популярные социальные сети веб-сайт MySpace как для своей музыки, так и для карьеры дизайнера одежды. Он также использовал MySpace для ведения блогов о своей жизни, делая социальные комментарии о «самооценке и уверенности», славе, красоте и жизни. Стар собрал фанатов на нескольких веб-сайтах, но убедил многих присоединиться к нему на MySpace, что с самого начала обеспечило его профилю большое количество подписчиков. Его фотосессии на MySpace часто получали более 50 000 комментариев после публикации. Стар также получил известность как один из самых популярных независимых артистов, а ежедневные рейтинги помещают его в верхнюю строчку MySpace.

Музыкальная карьера

Музыкальная карьера Стар как вокалист electronica и pop начал свою деятельность, когда подружился с барабанщиком Peaches Самантой Мэлони, которая поощряла его заниматься музыкой. Летом 2007 года Star рекламировалась как часть True Colours Tour 2007, который прошел через 15 городов США и Канады. Тур, спонсируемый каналом LGBT Logo, начался 8 июня 2007 года и совпал с месяцем Pride.

Star выпустил свой первый и единственный студийный альбом Beauty Killer в 2009 году, который занял 7 строчку в американском чарте Billboard Top Electronic Albums. В альбом вошли такие песни, как «Lollipop Luxury » с участием Ники Минаж. Он предпринял несколько мировых турне для продвижения своей музыки. В 2010 году он подписал контракт с Konvict Muzik, основатель которой Акон описал Star как «следующую Леди Гагу » — с планами выпустить второй альбом. Однако он так и не был выпущен, и Стар внезапно покинула музыкальную индустрию в 2013 году при невыясненных обстоятельствах. Позже он описал подписание контракта с лейблом Akon как «самую большую ошибку, которую я когда-либо делал».

Он появился во второй версии видеоклипа Кеши на ее сингл «Take It Off «в 2010 году. Звезда работала с несколькими другими музыкальными исполнителями, включая Blood on the Dance Floor, Deuce, Millionaires и Ларри Ти.

Джеффри Стар Косметикс

В 2014 году Стар основал свой Интернет-магазин косметический бренд Jeffree Star Cosmetics. В пятисерийном документальном сериале Шейна Доусона Стар заявил, что окончание его музыкальной карьеры обанкротило его, и что он использовал оставшиеся сбережения, чтобы открыть свой косметический бренд. Стар начал продвигать бренд с помощью видеороликов, опубликованных на YouTube, что привело к успеху его канала на YouTube с 17,4 млн подписчиков и более 23 млрд просмотров по состоянию на август 2020 года. Журнал Bustle описал Star как «музыкант и некогда знаменитость MySpace, который заново открыл себя в сфере обучения макияжу на YouTube». Его первым выпуском косметики стала коллекция жидких велюровых помад, за которыми последовали палитры хайлайтеров, скрабы для губ, палетки теней для век, одежда и аксессуары, такие как зеркала и косметички. Первым местом на Восточном побережье, где была представлена ​​линия косметики, был магазин Morphe Cosmetics в Westfield Garden State Plaza в Парамусе, Нью-Джерси 11 августа 2018 года. С тех пор Star запустила несколько новых коллекции, такие как палитра теней «Blue Blood».

Личная жизнь

Натан Швандт был парнем Джеффри из ок. 2015 г. — январь 2020 г. Стар утверждает, что не употребляет алкоголь (несмотря на то, что ранее неоднократно писал в Твиттере о водке ), курит сигареты или принимает тяжелые наркотики, хотя он курит каннабис (что законно в Калифорнии ).

Controversies

Ссоры Джеффри Стар с другими представителями СМИ хорошо задокументированы. В их число входили разговоры с татуировщиком Кэт Вон D, который обвинил Стар в «употреблении наркотиков, расизме и запугивании»; Тати Уэстбрук, которая обвинила Стар и Шейн Доусон в принуждении ее загрузить видео нападение на красавицу-ютьюбера Джеймса Чарльза ; Кайли Дженнер, чьи продукты критиковала Star; Ким Кардашьян ; и Джеррод Бландино, соучредитель Too Faced Cosmetics.

Стар был обвинен в расизме из-за уничижительных замечаний в адрес меньшинств. Позже он извинился за замечания. На MySpace была размещена сатирическая пародия между Стар и трансвеститом, в котором Ста Р заявляет, что хочет облить чернокожую женщину аккумуляторной кислотой, чтобы осветлить ее кожу, чтобы она соответствовала ее тональности. Звезда неоднократно использовала расовые оскорбления.

В 2010 году Стар позвонила Blood on the Dance Floor участнику Дэви Вэнити, который был арестован в 2009 году по обвинению в сексуальном насилии, «ублюдок», написал в Твиттере, что он «видел… Дави приводил несовершеннолетних девочек в свой номер в отеле. 100% НЕЗАКОННО». Более поздние твиты показывают, что Стар призывает людей «преодолеть негатив» в отношении Vanity и продвигает альбом Blood on the Dance Floor. Его обвинили в связях с Vanity, несмотря на то, что он знал об обвинениях в сексуальном насилии, чтобы извлечь выгоду из продолжающегося успеха Vanity. После сообщения HuffPost с подробным описанием сексуального насилия — до и после 2010 года — против 21 человека (многие из которых были несовершеннолетними), Крис Хансен из Поймать хищника начал освещая историю. В разговоре с Хансеном на YouTube Стар сказал, что не знал о каких-либо неуместных действиях между Вэнити и несовершеннолетними девушками, пока они работали вместе, и что его твиты были основаны только на слухах.

В июне 2020 года Стар извинилась за изображения и снова всплыл архив его бывшего веб-сайта Lipstick Nazi. На веб-сайте были размещены свастики рядом с фотографиями, на которых Стар была вовлечена в членовредительство.

В отчете Insider за октябрь 2020 года Стар была обвинена в нескольких случаях сексуального насилия, нападения и уплаты 10 000 долларов в деньги замалчивать обвинителям. Поверенный Star опроверг все обвинения.

Фильмография

Год Название Роль Режиссер Примечания
2007,. 2011 LA Ink Сам Аарон Краммел. Фред Виллари Повторяющаяся роль; 2 серии
2015 What Now Виктория Эш Авилдсен Художественный фильм
2017 Шейн и друзья Сам Шейн Доусон Подкаст
2018 Тайный мир Джеффри Стар Шейн Доусон Docu-series; 5 серий
2019 Прекрасный мир Джеффри Стар Доку-сериал; 9 серий
2020 The Dish With Trish Триша Пэйтас Выступление в гостях

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Год Церемония Категория Результат
2020 12th Annual Shorty Awards YouTuber of the Year Номинация

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