Reported parties: 14
It seems like YouTuber Tana Mongeau has rarely been seen anywhere but a party in the last few months. Insider counted 14 parties she reportedly attended over the pandemic, but she has also been spotted at many smaller gatherings.
Along with dozens of other influencers, she attended Larri "Larray" Merritt's birthday party at the Hype House in July, Def Noodles, an influencer watchdog YouTuber and Twitter personality, reported.
She posted an Instagram story the following week with fellow influencer Erika Costell, where they told the camera, "we don't f---ing care." Despite later saying the comment referred to historic bad blood between the women (both have dated influencer Jake Paul), many took the message to be an insult towards those who criticized pandemic partying.
Later in July, Mongeau said going to parties and social gatherings during the pandemic was "careless and irresponsible" and she was holding herself accountable.
"Actions like that don't deserve a platform and I want to fully apologize and be better than this," she said. "I need to be a better example and person."
However, it didn't last. Def Noodles reported seeing Mongeau at parties thrown by Jake Paul for his music video in July. The YouTuber also attended Nikita Dragun's birthday party, a Hype House party in August that she posted about on her Instagram story, and a club outing with TikTokers Cole Carrigan and Ava Louise — which Louise posted about on her Instagram story.
Other notable maskless events Mongeau appeared to attend included a party with Noah Cyrus and Diplo in September, two parties on Halloween, and a boat party in Miami in December. She also posted about attending a celebration for Jake Paul's boxing win in November on her Instagram story.
The latest party Mongeau appeared to attend was an event in Miami on February 22.
Mongeau's perpetual cycle of partying, apologizing, and doing it all over again set the tone for how other influencers would continue to behave throughout the pandemic.