

Some partnerships feel like a good idea. This one feels inevitable. Ellysa Yagho, the unapologetic streamer with 4.3 million followers and over 1 million more across other social media platforms, is stepping into a new phase of her career — and she’s doing it with entrepreneur, LionPack Music founder, and Black Vault Media founder Nate IMMPAAC Jolley by her side.
For years, Jolley has been the quiet architect behind breakout artists, creators, and cultural moments. From discovering and signing Trinidad Cardona to Universal/Def Jam, to seeing the vision early on with Shahadi Wright Joseph (The Lion King, Us), to many more, his track record has been defined by spotting talent early and building the structure to take them to the next level. “Ellysa is the next evolution,” says one insider close to Black Vault Media. “She’s got thepersonality, the reach, and the vision. Nate has the infrastructure and the playbook. Together, they’re set up to do something we haven’t really seen before in this space.”
A Proven Blueprint Meets a Rising Star
The playbook works. NK’s meteoric rise didn’t happen by accident. Under Jolley’s management, NK went from a creative with a niche following to a social media powerhouse, producing content that reaches millions every month. Their current project with Tina of Josh and His Critters, helping 10 disabled dogs find forever homes, isn’t just an example of mixing high-production storytelling with impact-driven campaigns — it’s a blueprint for content that connects on a cultural level. That same DNA is now being applied to Yagho’s career. But this isn’t about duplicating NK’s success — it’s about expanding it.
Ellysa’s Next Chapter
Yagho’s brand is already magnetic: bold, relatable, and culturally tuned-in. Her audience knows her for streaming, humor, and style, but 2025 is about broadening the scope — new music releases, larger-scale collaborations, and projects that weave together gaming, fashion,and storytelling. With Black Vault Media’s backing, she’s positioned to not only drop music but launch full campaigns around it — integrating livestream performances, brand partnerships, and content series that pull fans deeper into her world.
Why This Union Matters
The Yagho–Jolley partnership isn’t just another manager–creator relationship. It’s a meeting of two trajectories: a creator on the rise and a strategist with a track record of turning online influence into long-term cultural relevance. Add NK to the mix — both as a collaborator and as proof-of-concept — and you have a triangle of talent, vision, and momentum. It’s the kind of union that could redefine how audiences experience creators in 2025 and beyond. Music. Media. Mission-driven content. Merch. Live events. All feeding into a single ecosystem designed to entertain, inspire, and scale. And the best part? They’re only just getting started.
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