After taking the worlds of Vine, Musical.ly, and YouTube by storm, Maryland native Bryce Hall cemented his status as one of the most influential influencers when he was invited to join the content making powerhouse known as the Sway House. But his time in the Bel Air mansion often saw him go viral for all the wrong reasons.

Indeed, in the same year he joined the likes of Josh Richards, Noah Beck, and Jaden Hossler in the swanky house, Hall appeared to spend just as much time getting into legal troubles as creating videos. He was charged with violating Los Angeles' social distancing measures, having thrown a 21st birthday bash in the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. The following year, Hall was arrested for marijuana possession in Texas' Lee County, and he got into a physical fight at a re

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