Brad Mondo collaborates on YouTube with his “twin” brother Eric on a regular basis.

At some point in their careers, all YouTubers appear to be involved in controversies.

Fans chastised Brad Mondo, a YouTuber known for releasing amusing hair-style reaction videos and a go-to hair consultant, for a twin drama with his brother Eric Mondo.

If you’ve been following Brad’s videos, you’ve probably noticed that his most popular videos are titled things like “I gave my Twin a Major Hair Makeover,” “I attempted Squirt Gun Hair Color With My Twin!” and so on.
These videos were really well-received. Why? Because twin content is popular. Is Brad Mondo, on the other hand, a twin?

YouTube is replete with twins; Dolan Twins, Dobre Twins, Niki & Gabi, Merrell Twins, Brooklyn & Bailey, and the list goes on. Brad and Eric looked so identical that people believed they were twins, which boosted his views and subscribers.

It even launched a Reddit thread. Fans argued at lengths on whether they were identical or fraternal twins and how height variances were normal amongst twins.

Are Eric & Brad Mondo Twins or Brothers?

Fans grew more intrigued about their personal past, and after some investigating, they found out that their birth date and height are not the same.

According to their mother’s Instagram, it is evident the two are not twins. Brad was born on October 28, 1994, while Eric was born on April 17, 1992.

Upon learning the truth, fans were furious at being lied to.
In the same Reddit thread, several fans noted that they vividly remembered Brad explaining in a video that they were brothers, and the twin’s thing was a joke because people were noting that they looked identical.

Brad’s “twin videos” were accused of having inflated names known as click baits to catch potential viewers.

Brad published a video with his brother on April 2 that avoided using the word twin and instead used the title ‘Drunk Get Ready With Me Ft. Eric Mondo,’ which the brothers have yet to comment on.

Brad Mondo’s Prominent Career

Brad and Eric were reared by a father who worked as a hairdresser. Brad spent the majority of his time at his salon, which he owned. He joined YouTube because he enjoyed having complete creative freedom.
To stay current, he began posting reaction videos on the network, but as time went on, he began to diversify his content and began giving hair care instructions and demonstrating his hairdressing talents.

Brad clarified that washing hair in cold water results in healthier, shinier hair and that hot water should be avoided.

“I’m known as a hairdresser who reacts to hair fails. I love doing those videos and I think they’re super entertaining, but I’m more than that. “

He was soon noticed by celebrities, and he collaborated with Shay Mitchell, Vanessa Hudgens, and Heather Marks. Brad is the creator and CEO of XMONDO Hair and has over 7 million YouTube subscribers.