Alicia Atout

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Alicia Atout
File:Alicia Atout BCBP.jpg
Atout in April 2019
Birth name Alicia Atout
Born (1995-06-01) 1 June 1995 (age 29)[1]
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Website amusicblogyea.com
Professional wrestling career
Ring name(s) Alicia A
Alicia Atout
Billed from Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Alicia Atout[2] (/əˈtuː/ Ə-too; born 1 June 1995)[1] is a Canadian interviewer and YouTube personality, best known for her work in the music and professional wrestling industries. She is currently signed to Major League Wrestling (MLW) as a member of the promotion's broadcast team[3] and to Knotfest as a host on its Twitch channel. Atout also runs her own music-oriented blog A Music Blog, Yea? (AMBY), as well her own YouTube channel where she interviews music and wrestling personalities.

Atout previously worked with the professional wrestling promotions Impact Wrestling and All Elite Wrestling (AEW)[4][5][6][7] and was the MC for professional wrestler Mick Foley's 20 Years of Hell speaking tour. She has also served as the backstage interviewer for numerous independent wrestling promotions, most notably appearing at the 2018 All In pay-per-view event.[8]

Career

Alicia Atout
YouTube information
Channel
Years active 2012–present
GenreScript error: No such module "Detect singular". Interview
Subscribers 71.30 thousand[9]
(4 February 2022)
Total views 17.04 million[9]
(4 February 2022)
Last updated: 10 Jul 2022

A Music Blog, Yea?

The website A Music Blog, Yea? (AMBY) was founded by Atout in 2013 at the age of 17. She has since interviewed numerous musicians and bands for AMBY including Palaye Royale, Steel Panther, Dua Lipa, Bring Me the Horizon, Andy Biersack, Mac DeMarco, Melanie Martinez, One Ok Rock, and Greta Van Fleet. In its first year, AMBY won three music awards: the Canadian Weblog Awards for Best Media and Journalism Blog and Best Arts and Culture Blog, and the MiB Award for Best Canadian Art and Culture/Music Blog.[8] With the rising popularity of AMBY videos on YouTube, Atout was able to expand her blog into covering other interests and soon began interviewing wrestling personalities such as Rey Mysterio, Paige, Chris Jericho, The Young Bucks, and Kenny Omega.[10]

Professional wrestling career

Atout worked for Impact Wrestling from 2018 until 2019. In Impact Wrestling, she served as a backstage interviewer on the promotion's flagship Impact! television series, and co-hosted the weekly Behind The Lights web series on Impact's Twitch channel alongside Anthony Carelli.[4]

In September 2018, Atout participated in the All In pay-per-view event, co-promoted by Cody Rhodes. In 2019, after completing her work with Impact Wrestling, she was contacted by Rhodes[11] and offered a position as backstage correspondent for the new All Elite Wrestling (AEW) promotion. Atout debuted for the promotion (using the ring name "Alicia A") at AEW's inaugural event Double or Nothing. On 18 November, it was announced that Atout had signed with Major League Wrestling (MLW), signaling her departure from AEW.[3]

On January 21, 2022 at MLW Blood & Thunder, Atout participated in an angle where she and real life boyfriend Richard Holliday attacked Alexander Hammerstone, thus turning heel and taking on a bigger role for the first time in her wrestling career.[12]

Other ventures

Atout has participated on various committees for national music award shows in Canada and the United States, working as a jury member for JUNOS, Polaris Music Prize,[13] Prism Prize,[14] and the East Coast Music Association. Atout also currently works for Budweiser and Hot Topic, serving as the Chief Music Officer for the former and Music Influencer for the latter.[8] In 2022, Atout began working for Knotfest's Twitch channel, hosting their Knotfest Daily Streams series.

Atout creates content across multiple platforms with Salina de la Renta, who she first started working with at MLW, as "The Worsties".[15]

Awards and accomplishments

Music

  • Canadian Weblog Awards
    • Best Media and Journalism Blog (2013)[8]
    • Best Arts and Culture Blog (2013)[8]
  • Feedspot
    • AMBY was included on the 2017 Feedspot Top 75 Canadian Music Blogs and Websites for Canadian Music Lovers list[16]
    • AMBY was included on the Feedspot 100 Relaxing Music Youtube Channels To Follow in 2020 list[17]
    • AMBY was included on the Feedspot 100 Relaxing Music Youtube Channels To Follow in 2022 list[18]
    • AMBY ranked No. 68 on the 2016 Feedspot Top 100 Music Blogs, Websites & Newsletters list[8][19]
    • AMBY ranked No. 3 on the 2017 Feedspot Top 50 Toronto Music Blogs list[8][20]
    • AMBY ranked No. 23 on the 2017 Feedspot Top 75 Canadian Music Blogs & Websites & Newsletters list[8][21]
    • AMBY ranked No. 5 on the 2020 Top 20 2020 Concert Photography Blogs And Websites list[22]
    • AMBY ranked No. 3 on the 2020 Feedspot Top 60 Toronto Music Blogs and Websites On The Web list[23]
    • AMBY ranked No. 14 on the 2020 Feedspot Top 70 Canadian Music Blogs & Websites list[24]
    • AMBY ranked No. 66 on the 2022 Feedspot Top 100 Music Blogs and Websites list[25]
    • AMBY ranked No. 3 on the 2022 Feedspot Top 50 Toronto Music Blogs and Websites list[26]
    • AMBY ranked No. 13 on the 2022 Feedspot Top 70 Canadian Music Blogs and Websites list[27]
    • AMBY ranked No. 5 on the 2022 Feedspot Top 15 Concert Photography Blogs and Websites list[28]
  • FYI Music News
    • AMBY was included on the 2017 FYI Canadian Music Blogs You Should Be Following list[8][29]
  • MiB Awards
    • Best Canadian Art and Culture/Music Blog (2013)[8]
    • Best Canadian Arts and Entertainment Blog (2014)[8]

References

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External links

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