Caden Teneycke, a young man attending the University of Victoria, has gained millions of views on social media as a result of his videos showcasing life with dwarfism. Despite facing numerous medical struggles, Teneycke's videos resonate with viewers who can relate to his experiences as a student.
A young Vancouver Island man who’s attending the University of Victoria has become a social media star.
The only difference is, he has dwarfism and is a full blown social media influencer with millions of views. Teneycke started making videos when he was 11 years old, challenged by his dad to stop watching so much YouTube, and start making videos instead.Sign up for the CHEK Now daily email newsletter to get breaking news and the day's top stories sent to your email.“At that time, 11-year-old Caden definitely had no idea that this is what that conversation would lead to, and make me where I am today,” he said.
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