Jolly

Yes — Josh and Ollie from Jolly also run the Korean Englishman channel, which is focused specifically on Korean food and culture. Jolly is their second channel, expanding that same reaction-and-food format to destinations across the globe, and the two channels share a large crossover audience.

Josh and Ollie are Joshua Carrott and Oliver Kendal, two British best friends who travel the world trying local food together. Their channel's signature move is not just eating the food themselves but bringing it back to share with friends and family in the UK and filming their reactions.

Jolly's deep connection to South Korea through their Korean Englishman channel has built a substantial Korean fanbase over many years. Josh Carrott has strong personal ties to Korea, and the channels regularly feature Korean food and culture in a way that resonates closely with Korean audiences.

Josh and Ollie documented a world record attempt alongside Jason Momoa in a video released in 2026, tied to Momoa's brand Pride of Gypsies. It was a standout moment for the channel, blending their food-and-travel format with one of Hollywood's most recognizable faces.

Yes — Josh and Ollie posted a video titled 'We tried the Fanciest Fish & Chips (ft. Jon Favreau)', featuring the filmmaker and actor best known for Iron Man and the movie Chef. It fits their format of tackling quintessentially British food alongside well-known guests.

Yes, Jolly documented an Italian food tour under the hashtag #jollyinitaly, exploring regional Italian cuisine in their signature two-Brits-abroad style. Italy is one of several major international destinations they have covered as the channel has expanded well beyond its Korean food origins.

Jolly partnered with Fiverr and used the platform to commission an actual claymation video, tagging it #fiverrclaymation and #ihiredfiverr. Rather than a straightforward ad read, they made the sponsorship part of the content itself by going through Fiverr's freelance marketplace to produce a creative piece, showing the service in real use.

Yes — bringing international food back to share with friends and family in the UK is one of Jolly's defining content formats, described directly in their YouTube bio. Filming the genuine reactions of people tasting an unfamiliar cuisine for the first time gives the channel a warm, communal feel that separates it from solo food-travel vlogging.

Jolly has well over five million subscribers on YouTube, placing them firmly in the Mega creator tier. YouTube is their primary platform, where they consistently maintain engagement rates well above the typical benchmark for channels of their size.

As of mid-2026, Jolly's YouTube channel has featured integrations with Saily, BetterHelp, Revolut, Olipop, and Odoo. Earlier notable partnerships included Rosetta Stone and Fiverr, both of which tied naturally into the channel's travel and international-culture identity.