Emery Bingham
| Emery Bingham | |
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| Born | May 14, 2007 Reno, Nevada, U.S. |
| 💼 Occupation |
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| 📆 Years active | circa. 2013–present |
| Known for | Music video parodies |
| Style | Pop/EDM |
| 🌐 Website | emerybingham |
Emery Bingham (/ e:me' r:i bing:ham/; born May 14th, 2007) is an American singer, actress, model and internet personality with hundreds of thousands of followers online. As an on-the-rise vocalist, she looks up mainly to Ari and Larri Merritt as inspiration for her style and music. She is famous for her cover parodies on YouTube, specifically her “God is A Woman” parody. Despite her being closely related to music, she has done numerous skits and mini-movies on her channel such as "No Truth" and "Camila Cabello and Ariana Grande". Over the years, Emery Bingham has drawn negative and positive attention towards her.
Career
Bingham began modeling at the age of 6 for the online fashion-site Zulily, and has since collaborated with various businesses to promote products such as clothing and jewelry.
Her discography consists of her two songs "How Bright", and "Kings" which are under Crown of Laurels Music. She lent her voice for an official parody project titled, "Thank U, Next" and performed at the Orlando World Center Marriott in Playlist Live 2019. She occasionally does duets with her best friends Sarah Dorothy and/or Haley Sullivan on YouTube.
| Title | Release Date | Genre | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| How Bright | July 13th, 2018 | Pop | Single |
| Kings | April 5th, 2019 | Pop/EDM | Single |
| Wicked | January 27th, 2019 | EDM | Track |
Tour
Emery Bingham is currently going on a Meet & Greet tour across North America. On this trip, she travels to multiple locations in the United States and meets/sings with her fans. This tour is no longer a speculation, and further details shall be given by Inspired PR Services. Emery has not yet named this tour or given full tour dates, but it has been confirmed by Ms. Bingham herself that the tour is real indeed. The tour's premise is to make sure that fans across the nation get to meet Emery Bingham, and watch her perform live.
Acting
Emery is a part of the Colleen Bell Agency and has done a commercial] with Fruity Pebbles. Emery Bingham does many original acting skits/mini-movies on her YouTube channel. She does comedy sketches of her own with her brother Tyler Bingham, who has a channel of his own and does gaming videos, along with Monroe Shirley who does videos pertaining to toy reviews, vlogs, tutorials, and more. Bingham has done video parodies of attending the "Oscars” and walking the red carpet. In 2021, Emery became a talent for the Broadway Bound Children's Theatre in Seattle, Washington. Emery was rumored to have been considered for a role in Chucky. Emery implied that she would be play a role in the show's third season, but the season finale premiered in April 2024 without her being featured in any credited roles in the released material and in September of that year it was confirmed that Chucky had been cancelled. The following month, an Instagram story from Fiona Dourif disavowing any direct messages from any Instagram account other than her verified Instagram account outed a fan account that Emery had privately told friends was operated by Fiona. Emery had claimed to know Fiona personally, and that Fiona was a family friend. However, a screenshot surfaced purporting to show Emery stating that she had never met Fiona in person[1]. A high school senior named Ryleigh made a thread on X disgracing Emery Bingham[2].
| Year | Title | Entity | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2017 | "Modern Intro" | Fruity Pebbles | Commercial |
Personal Life
Public Image
Emery Bingham constantly receives backlash from users online about her music, physical appearance, hobbies, etc. More specifically, many dislike her music and her decisions with putting on makeup[3] at a young age. Emery constantly joked about her haters and critics' frustration with the content she put out. In the past, Emery Bingham has had provocative controversies on Instagram Live, which many people have been upset about. Some of these scandals include staged arguments with friends, lustfully dancing to R&B music in front of thousands of viewers live as a minor, and accidentally swearing. Others have since strongly disliked her, meanwhile Emery still maintained a large fanbase who enjoy her content either way. Despite all the scandals, Emery Bingham still worked hard to maintain a family-friendly persona on her YouTube channel. For example, in her music video parody of Monopoly[4] by Ariana Grande[5]/Victoria Monét with Sarah Dorothy, she changes the lyric "fuckery", into "frickery". This was very common for her to do in her music covers, as she had many young viewers around her age. Emery would take photos with fans and people who recognized her in public. Emery followed many of her fanpages and had a close bond with her superfans and friends. In January 2020, Bingham responded on her Instagram story to rumors about her using racial slurs with a statement saying, “Cannot believe I have to address this but I never said the n word, don’t believe everything you see online because 80% is false! Plus the messages are blue! What? I’m not that stupid”. Ariana Schilling (born March 30, 2006) was a fan of Emery Bingham. As of May 26, 2019, she was living in Portland, Oregon and at 2:18 AM Pacific Daylight Time on May 26, 2019, Schilling tweeted “@Emerybinghamm I’m being bullied really bad right now in school and my mom was like you know what would help, moving. And I said seattle cuz its not even far from where I live in Portland and if I met you I would cry and die at the same time aahhhh oh and im 13 btw”. Schilling’s move from Portland to Seattle was influenced by crime in Portland. Schilling and Bingham became friends, but their friendship failed. Marnie ended her friendship with Emery. Emery told her remaining friends that Marnie had bullied her. In April or May 2020, Emery told a guest in an Instagram Livestream that after she and Marnie decided that they were not going to be friends anymore, Marnie started spreading rumors online about her confidently saying the “n word”. Emery said that the rumors were false and that she had never said the n word despite persistent accusations of her saying it<ref>https://youtube.com/wqWJJ5V__uE?si=pAnVQ1DxBBnVBwkq<ref>. In an Instagram Livestream in which Ariana was a guest, Marnie presented a screen recording of an electronic message sent by Emery making a racial slur. After the message was leaked, Emery streamed live. Emery cried on the stream, and her mother stated an intention to take legal action against Ariana. A screen recording circulated showing that Emery sent a text message to Marnie on 18 December 2019 using a racial epithet in quoting a Roblox hacker<ref>https://x.com/exposingemeryb/status/1257917995726204935<ref>. Emery, Ariana, and Marnie all received hateful messages. A girl who was friends with Emery named Zahira defended Marnie. In an Instagram post, Ariana defended herself and her supporters. Ariana said that the screen recording had not been edited other than to redact certain identifiable information, and that Emery had seen the unredacted version. Ariana said that what Emery said was not okay even if she was quoting. Reactions to Emery Bingham using a racial epithet included shock, offense, hatred towards Bingham, feelings of sadness, and feelings of hopelessness. Some emphasized the context of the text and Emery’s young age. In a group chat, Emery expressed a desire to die. Emery subsequently assured her friends that she did not plan to kill herself. Ariana removed her criticism of Emery from Instagram and reconciled her friendship with Emery.
External Links
References
- ↑ https://x.com/shitsweetface/status/1845944917048414653
- ↑ https://x.com/Ryleigh6417/status/1846305345859473423?s=19
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