Jazzy Anne gives a peek into her Christmas haul in a candid video

Jazzy Anne has recently shared glimpses of her Christmas presents in a video posted on YouTube.

On January 5, Jazzy posted her first video in 2025 titled “A chill and nonchalant Christmas Haul 2024” in which she showed her gifts from family and friends with her 1.75 million subscribers.

In the clip, Anne revealed she received candies from her mother and brother including YouTube star Ryan Trahan’s Joyride.

She also discussed about receiving a Starbucks gift card from White Elephant Gift Exchange and Anne was of opinion that as a content creator, she could be seen with a Starbucks gift card for “obvious reasons”.

While going through haul, Anne, who began her personal channel in 2012, revealed that she was gifted with key chains, burrito blanket and mugs imprinted with peanuts cartoon.

To which, Anne mentioned that she’s crazy about “peanuts” before there were all over TikTok.

Anne told her followers that she spent her Christmas in Seattle and even did shopping from music store.

Her fans showered their love in the comment section, with one wrote, “This video is giving old Jazzy Anne and I’m HERE for it.”

Another remarked, “Literally so glad you’re back girlie, been watching this channel for ages- love this kind of content from you.”

“Oh my god the world is healing jazzy dropped a haul video,” added a third user.

Earlier, she posted her interview on December 27, where she talked about how YouTube became a thing after she started at the age of 11.

Reflecting on Meme Museum videos, Anne stated, “I have made so many videos and I remember the eras very well. First, I was doing silly vlogs which was inspired by Emma Chamberlain, then I created movie scenes in episodes and songs in videos.”

“I did all the fun videos for a while but when I got older at high school there was shift in my thoughts and then after going to college, I changed my approach while making videos,” said the content creator.

Anne pointed out that as a movie-making student, “I want to focus on story-telling and put up commentary-based videos”.

One of her fans wrote, “I used to watch you as a kid and now I am like a sophomore in high school and I am so proud of you.”

“i’ve been watching you since i was in 1st grade and now i’m a junior in high school the girls that get it get it,” said another fan.