Angry Ginge’s humble £450 a month job before raking in YouTube megabucks

Angry Ginge’s humble £450 a month job before raking in YouTube megabucks

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Content creator Angryginge has revealed his humble first job – that he gave away half of his wages of

AngryGinge has opened up about his down to earth first job before hitting the big time as a YouTube content creator.

The I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! winner worked as a school “dinner lady” on £450 a month before shooting to fame as a streamer.

The content creator – who is said to have been paid £100,000 for his victorious jungle stint – is expected to make a fortune after triumphing on the ITV show, but he is determined not to forget his roots and former work at a primary school in Eccles, Greater Manchester.

Reflecting on his previous job, he told The Sun newspaper: “It was an hour-and-a-half every day, five days a week on, I think, minimum wage. I’d give my nan £200 for keep and I’d get £250 to try and live off. I did that from April 2020 to December 2020 and then I went full-time in streaming in January 2021.

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“The one phrase I’ll always live my life by is, ‘Never forget where you came from’. I’ve been brought up to treat the CEO with the same respect as treating a janitor.

“I mean, we’re all the same at the end of the day, and why should you treat anyone differently?”

Ginge – whose real name is real name Morgan Burtwistle – now has more than five million followers across various social media platforms.

The star has admitted his childhood was “tough at times”, but he was a “very happy” kid.

He added: “It was tough at times, but I look back on it very happy. I think of the things I did … She [mum] would say, ‘Morgan, can you nip to the shop and put £10 on the electric so it doesn’t go off in the morning?’. Because every time the electric went, the house alarm would go off.

“I would beg my mum for a cinema ticket that was £9.95. I wouldn’t be able to get a pick ‘n’ mix to take in because it was so expensive. So we’d nip to Asda and get the ‘three for £1’ bags of sweets to sneak in.”

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Ginge won 53 per cent of the I’m A Celebrity vote when it was down a final three.

Celebs Go Dating receptionist Tom Read Wilson had 25 per cent, followed by EastEnders star Shona McGarty with 22 per cent.

Source: Mirror

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