On Next Gen NYC, Charlie Zakkour‘s roommate, Dylan Geick, described himself as a “a digital entrepreneur,” and revealed one platform in particular leads to his biggest earnings.
“Most of my money, these days, comes from OnlyFans,” he spilled in Episode 2.
Though the series credited Dylan’s profession on-screen as “poet/artist,” he further explained that he’s always “just made money on the internet,” specifically referencing YouTube, Snapchat, Twitch, YouNow, or “whatever the new app is.”
Later, Charlie also discussed Dylan’s OnlyFans account with his father, Anwar Zakkour, repeating that “the majority of his money comes from” the content creator platform. “He, like, uploads, like, sexy photos and leverages his muscles in photos,” Charlie explained.
When Charlie’s dad mentioned that he could potentially be in the apartment when Dylan is shooting his OnlyFans videos, he clarified that his friend is usually just privately “posing in the mirror” in his bedroom, rather than making any explicit content.
“At a certain point, you just gotta respect it, you know?” Charlie added.
Who is Dylan Geick from Next Gen NYC?
Elsewhere in Next Gen NYC‘s June 10 episode, Dylan, who is now 26 years old, gave viewers a brief bio, sharing that he was born in Chicago, Illinois, where he “grew up very blue collar.”
Dylan began practicing MMA (mixed martial arts) when he was nine, before taking up wrestling as a sport. “I was state champion, top 50 in the country,” he bragged. Dylan went on to wrestle on the collegiate level for Columbia University in New York City, and though he “loved it,” an injury ultimately sidelined his wrestling career. That’s when Dylan committed to his digital entrepreneurship.
Viewers first met Dylan on the June 3 premiere of Next Gen NYC as he played basketball with Charlie and Shai Fruchter. “Dylan is my good friend and roommate,” Charlie shared. “He tends to come in and out of New York.”
Details on Dylan Geick life as a poet and artist
As noted on Next Gen NYC, Dylan is also a poet and artist. He frequently features his writing in the captions of his Instagram posts, and often shares videos of himself playing the keyboard and singing.
“I’ve been exposed to different cultures and I try to bring that all together in my writing,” he shared in Man About Town’s Spring/Summer 2023 issue. “It’s weird, I often feel a little bit out of place no matter where I’m at. I understand a little bit here and there, but fitting back into spaces always feels weird. So writing [about it] began naturally, I think I just needed to do it. It was just how I was processing my very turbulent changing emotions in the military.”
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