Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Adrian James Holt, professionally known as Adrian Van Oyen, is an Australian candid camera and prank comedian. On his YouTube account he uploads "prank" videos, where he is filmed pranking the public. He has been interviewed by former Howard Government Minister Gary Hardgrave on 4BC. As of September 2015 his videos have over 110 million views and his channel has over one million subscribers.Van Oyen's "prank" videos have also attracted some adverse comment. In September 2014, he was criticised by a number of individuals, including fellow YouTuber Laci Green for "exposing his penis to a distressed-looking young woman in public". Van Oyen also attracted criticism over a so-called "motivational book", The Key to Confidence with fellow YouTubers noting that the 35-page e-book, which cost $30, consisted mostly of celebrity quotes, pictures of Van Oyen's face, and song lyrics It was also noted that Van Oyen's book contained basic spelling and grammatical errorsIn 2013 Lipton hired Van Oyen to promote Lipton Ice Tea via their "Really Really Ridiculously Refreshingly Refreshing Project", which featured Van Oyen engaging in pranks in Sydney CBD."@en }
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- Q15995557 abstract "Adrian James Holt, professionally known as Adrian Van Oyen, is an Australian candid camera and prank comedian. On his YouTube account he uploads "prank" videos, where he is filmed pranking the public. He has been interviewed by former Howard Government Minister Gary Hardgrave on 4BC. As of September 2015 his videos have over 110 million views and his channel has over one million subscribers.Van Oyen's "prank" videos have also attracted some adverse comment. In September 2014, he was criticised by a number of individuals, including fellow YouTuber Laci Green for "exposing his penis to a distressed-looking young woman in public". Van Oyen also attracted criticism over a so-called "motivational book", The Key to Confidence with fellow YouTubers noting that the 35-page e-book, which cost $30, consisted mostly of celebrity quotes, pictures of Van Oyen's face, and song lyrics It was also noted that Van Oyen's book contained basic spelling and grammatical errorsIn 2013 Lipton hired Van Oyen to promote Lipton Ice Tea via their "Really Really Ridiculously Refreshingly Refreshing Project", which featured Van Oyen engaging in pranks in Sydney CBD.".