Sarah Grace Morris

Sarah Grace Morris, born January 30, 2006, in Georgia, is the younger sister of YouTube rapper MattyB — and a star in her own right (Shorty Awards). After stealing MattyB's 2014 "True Colors" video, she got her own channel: SarahGraceClub, where vlogs, quizzes, and challenges mix with quiet advocacy for kids with Down syndrome.

Live iFANN data counts 666,000 YouTube subscribers and 177,283,628 views (fetched 2026-10-18), plus 550,000-plus on Instagram (@sarahgraceclub). Family-friendly, upbeat, and still run with her parents — Sarah's corner of the internet feels like a hug.[düzenle]

Born January 30, 2006, in Atlanta, Georgia, and diagnosed with Down syndrome shortly after birth (Famous Birthdays). She grew up inside YouTube culture — big brother Matthew was already MattyB — and popped up in his rap videos as a fan favorite.

The turning point: MattyB's 2014 "True Colors" (with Olivia Kay), dedicated to Sarah and urging viewers to look past bullying (HealthyCeleb). It went viral, and her parents set up SarahGraceClub (Shorty Awards). She also appeared in "MattyB's World" (2014). In 2016 the family sued the Gwinnett County school system for her right to a regular classroom (FamousNamesPedia). School: Friendship Christian, Suwanee, Georgia.[düzenle]

"True Colors" (2014) made her more than MattyB's sister; SarahGraceClub launched on its momentum and marched toward hundreds of thousands of subscribers on vlogs, challenges, and pranks — often with family in frame (Shorty Awards).

Milestones along the way: a Shorty Awards Parenting/Family spotlight (10th edition), an appearance in MattyB's "No Sleep" (2020), Instagram past 550,000, and steady 2020s output blending lifestyle content with disability representation. No standalone commercial empire — the family ecosystem (videos, merch, concerts) is the business.[düzenle]

Cheerful, playful, wholesome-by-design: tween-and-family content with inclusion baked in. Described widely as a role model for children with Down syndrome (Shorty Awards). Voice: enthusiastic, milestone-happy, all family.[düzenle]

iFANN-only numbers, read from live data: YouTube: 666,000 subscribers, 177,283,628 views (fetched 2026-10-18). Last.fm: not tracked for this entry. Popularity rank: #41,705 overall, #31,437 by type (ranked 2026-10-19). Her crowd overlaps the MattyB fandom, managed by her parents rather than self-organized: no formal name, no billboard campaigns, no streaming parties. She holds no placement in iFANN's Global Fame Engine Top 1,000 or any Top-100 scope list.[düzenle]

More than three years younger than MattyB (born January 6, 2003). In 2014 MattyB posted a "Down Syndrome" defense video after she was bullied — adversity into acceptance campaign. Fall 2016: Sarah and MattyB covered Down Syndrome World magazine (HealthyCeleb). Traded ballet for hip-hop classes. Buster the dog co-stars.[düzenle]

Parents Blake Morris Sr. and Tawny Morris run the channel. Four older brothers: Blake, John, Josh, and Matthew (MattyB). Cousin: rapper MarsRaps. Dog: Buster. Home: the Atlanta area, together.[düzenle]

MattyB (brother; "True Colors," "MattyB's World," "No Sleep"). Olivia Kay ("True Colors" co-singer). MarsRaps (cousin Charles Marshall Manning). Parents Blake Sr. and Tawny Morris (channel managers).[düzenle]

No documented romantic relationships, past or present. Status: undisclosed; dating is not part of her public story.[düzenle]

No credible figure is published; the old "$5 Million" estimate was unsourced and is dropped. Money flows through the family ecosystem: SarahGraceClub ad revenue, Instagram partnerships, MattyB-project appearances, and shared merch/concert revenue.[düzenle]