He first gained recognition on the Youtube for his viral impressions of Disney and Pixar characters, which led to collaborations with major studios and appearances in official Disney projects.
Brian Hull was born on August 28, 1991, in Mansfield, Texas, United States. He developed an early interest in voice acting and animation, inspired by Disney and Pixar films. Hull attended Dallas Baptist University, where he earned a degree in Music and Vocal Performance. During college, he began experimenting with impressions and character voices, which later became the foundation of his career.
Hull is a Christian and often cites his faith as a guiding influence in both his career and personal conduct. He has stated in interviews that he aims to create content that is wholesome and suitable for all audiences. Known for his upbeat and optimistic personality, Hull often speaks about gratitude, kindness, and perseverance as key values in his work. He currently resides in the Dallas–Fort Worth area of Texas and continues to produce online content while pursuing professional voice acting roles.
Career
Brian Hull began uploading videos to YouTube in 2012, but gained widespread attention in 2014 after his video Disney and Pixar Sings Let It Go went viral, showcasing his ability to imitate dozens of iconic characters. The success of the video led to media appearances and collaborations with Disney. Hull has since voiced characters for Disney Parks, theme park attractions, and animated shorts.
In 2021, Sony Pictures Animation announced that Hull would replace Adam Sandler as the voice of Count Dracula in Hotel Transylvania: Transformania (2022). He has also provided voices for various projects across animation and video games, while continuing to grow his online presence through impressions, songs, and family-friendly comedy content.
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