Compilation by Lohanthony, a compilation album of other artists' music, in September 2015 on the Heard Well label. The album debuted at number three on Billboards Dance/Electronic Albums after selling over one thousand copies in its first week. In 2016, he starred in the AwesomenessTV web series Lohanthony & Rickey's Guide to Dating, where he and fellow social media star Rickey Thompson looked for boyfriends. That same year, he also starred in the comedy-drama film Miss Stevens as Sam, an insecure teenager. He was also popular on the video-sharing service Vine before its shutdown in 2016, and was nominated as Best Viner for Tiger Beats 19 Under 19 program that year. In 2020, Quintal removed most of his past videos and posted a 41-minute-long video titled "Jesus Delivers – Surviving Sexuality" in which he renounced his earlier videos and homosexuality, stating that he had been "trying to find God's love" by pursuing homosexual relationships, which he described as "sexual immorality". He compared them to his being addicted to alcohol, marijuana, and attention at the time, and said that he would be opting for a life of "Christian celibacy" instead. The video received largely negative reactions from fans and fellow YouTube stars such as Tyler Oakley, who speculated that he had been a victim of conversion therapy. He denied attending conversion therapy in a subsequent video titled "Conversion Therapy and God's Truth", stating that he was "abandoning consuming lusts, both homosexual and heterosexual alike". Public image Quintal has called Shane Dawson an inspiration for his YouTube channel, and named RuPaul and Beyoncé as role models of his outside of YouTube. Rich Juzwiak of New York called Quintal "the littlest big diva" and "a savant of camp" in 2014. Insiders Kat Tenbarge wrote that Quintal was "a role model for gay children and teens around the world" as a teenager. In late 2015, he became vegan. References YouTubers from Massachusetts People from Melrose, Massachusetts Social media influencers Vine (service) celebrities Male actors from Massachusetts American gay actors Gay entertainers LGBT YouTubers LGBT people from Massachusetts