Jordan Howlett (a.k.a. Jordan the Stallion), President of the Fast Food Secrets Club sits down with IGN’s Ben Watts to talk about what makes a good TikTok, what lessons he learned about content creation from baseball, and why Vegeta is his favorite Dragon Ball character. This is IGN Arcade. For the uninitiated, Jordan the Stallion, President of the Fast Food Secrets club, has a reach of 13M+ on TikTok. Jordan Howlett uses his social platform to talk about all kinds of things, like fast food recipes, pizza skulls, and other bizarre foods, as well as provide more context and facts about other viral videos. But before Jordan Howlett was dropping the recipe for Baja Blast Mountain Dew on Jordan the STaillion TikTok, he was an aspiring baseball player from Oceanside, California. We talk to Jordan Howlett about his training, what it was like to make a D1 college team, and his documentary “Dear Baseball” that jumpstarted his content creator career. He also goes on to talk about why Pablo Sanchez from Backyard Baseball is one of the most fearsome fictional athletes of all time. Now that Jordan Howlett has been dolling out fast food secrets on TikTok for a few years, we talked to him about the looming TikTok ban and how he will adapt to that. He also enlightens us on his measures of success (spoilers! It’s not money). So be sure to watch this Jordan Howlett interview with Ben Watts as they play some of Jordan’s favorite games including Backyard Baseball, Batman: Rise of Sin Tsu, and Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3. Presented by the All-new Toyota Camry.
Jordan Howlett (a.k.a. Jordan the Stallion), President of the Fast Food Secrets Club sits down with IGN’s Ben Watts to talk about what makes a good TikTok, what lessons he learned about content creation from baseball, and why Vegeta is his favorite Dragon Ball character. This is IGN Arcade. For the uninitiated, Jordan the Stallion, President of the Fast Food Secrets club, has a reach of 13M+ on TikTok. Jordan Howlett uses his social platform to talk about all kinds of things, like fast food recipes, pizza skulls, and other bizarre foods, as well as provide more context and facts about other viral videos. But before Jordan Howlett was dropping the recipe for Baja Blast Mountain Dew on Jordan the STaillion TikTok, he was an aspiring baseball player from Oceanside, California. We talk to Jordan Howlett about his training, what it was like to make a D1 college team, and his documentary “Dear Baseball” that jumpstarted his content creator career. He also goes on to talk about why Pablo Sanchez from Backyard Baseball is one of the most fearsome fictional athletes of all time. Now that Jordan Howlett has been dolling out fast food secrets on TikTok for a few years, we talked to him about the looming TikTok ban and how he will adapt to that. He also enlightens us on his measures of success (spoilers! It’s not money). So be sure to watch this Jordan Howlett interview with Ben Watts as they play some of Jordan’s favorite games including Backyard Baseball, Batman: Rise of Sin Tsu, and Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3. Presented by the All-new Toyota Camry.
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