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Southland bounty hunters where to watch
Southland bounty hunters where to watch






By the later parts of the Summer of 2017, Patty Mayo had earned the followership of one million subscribers. In early June of 2017, Patty Mayo jointly collaborated in some videos with fellow YouTuber DeMar "Bounty Hunter D." This collaboration, along with the dynamics of the two YouTubers as they acted in roles for the Fugitive Recovery Agents together in the videos, including frequent seemingly dangerous scenarios that the YouTubers find themselves in, is likely to have led to an increase in viewership. Episodes show evidence of average or above-average quality filming, editing, and finishing. All of this is likely to be directly attributable to Mayo's drastically rising view and subscriber count for his channel throughout the summer months of 2017.

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This series is seemingly exalting the exotic nature of the bounty profession. Rise in Popularityīringing along his longtime girlfriend Kayla as a camerawoman, Thomas began producing and writing 10-20 minute episodes centering around finding and apprehending bail fugitives, bond violators, and repossessing property. The general synopsis for the series is various predicaments where Patty Mayo is engaging in the apprehension of fugitives from justice (under bail and awaiting trial) or the repossession of property used as collateral to secure bail. Mayo states in the series that his work as a bounty hunter is "one of the first jobs as an adult I ever had." Mayo entitled the series, and later branded sociable merchandise, as the ficitional "Southland Bounty Hunters" franchise, likely in reference to the geographic locale of southern California in which the show is set. Common speculation is that after Mayo began to experience significant demonetization issues affecting his earnings, he elected to begin a video series depicting his engagement in the duties of a Fugitive Recovery Agent (a.k.a "Bail Enforcement Agent" or "bounty hunter"). Patty Mayo joined YouTube on November 12, 2013, and spent the following two years producing roughly a dozen reasonably popular prank videos.






Southland bounty hunters where to watch