Heath Hussar

Heath Hussar is an American social media personality and YouTuber. Alongside his longtime creative partner Zane Hijazi, he built a massive following on Vine before transitioning to YouTube, where their collaborative channel became a hub for vlogs, challenges, and lifestyle content. With over 1.5 million Instagram followers and a successful coffee brand, Heath has turned his internet fame into a sustainable career. Fans appreciate his easygoing humor and the genuine chemistry he shares with Zane, which has been the backbone of their content for over a decade.[edit]

Heath grew up in Plantation, Florida, a suburban city in Broward County. He attended South Plantation High School, where he was known for his laid-back personality and sense of humor. After graduating, he enrolled at Broward College but wasn't sure what direction to take. To make money, he worked retail jobs at Pac Sun and Brookstone, selling clothes and gadgets. During this time, he discovered Vine, the six-second video platform that was exploding in popularity. He started making short comedic clips on his own, but things changed when he teamed up with Zane Hijazi. The two had an instant creative spark, and their collaborative account, Zane and Heath, began pulling in followers quickly. By the time Vine shut down in 2016, they had amassed over 3 million followers on their main account, setting the stage for their move to YouTube.[edit]

When Vine folded, Heath and Zane pivoted to YouTube, launching the channel Zane and Heath in 2016. Their content, vlogs, challenges, and skits, resonated with the same audience that followed them on Vine. They also started a second channel, Zane and Heath 2, for bonus content. Heath became a member of TFIL (This Feels Illegal), a collaborative YouTube group that produced adventure and challenge videos. On Instagram, he built a following of over 1.5 million by sharing a mix of personal photos and sponsored posts. In 2020, Heath and Zane launched Kramoda, a coffee brand, expanding their presence beyond content creation. Heath's career has been defined by his partnership with Zane, and he continues to post regularly, maintaining a loyal fanbase.[edit]

Heath is known for his comedic, collaborative content style, often appearing alongside Zane Hijazi. His tone is lighthearted and relatable, focusing on vlogs, challenges, and lifestyle content. On Instagram, he maintains a polished feed with a mix of personal snapshots and promotional posts. Fans appreciate his down-to-earth personality and the genuine friendship he shares with Zane. There is no official fandom name, but his followers often refer to themselves as part of the Zane and Heath community. Heath's public image is that of a friendly, approachable internet personality who turned a Vine partnership into a lasting career.[edit]

Heath Hussar's fanbase is a loose, deeply intertwined community that exists as much in the comment sections of David Dobrik's vlogs as it does on Heath's own channels. There's no official fandom name, fans simply call themselves part of the Zane and Heath community, or fold into the broader Vlog Squad fandom. They're not organized, no coordinated campaigns or billboards, but they are fiercely loyal, showing up for podcast ad sales that pulled in nearly $600,000 in three months and supporting the launch of Kramoda Coffee. Inside jokes stem from the podcast 'Zane and Heath: Unfiltered,' where Heath's marriage to Mariah Amato and the birth of their son Antonio became shared milestones, celebrated across platforms.

iFANN's Global Fame Engine has evaluated Heath Hussar but he does not currently hold a placement in the published rankings, whether the Global Top 1,000 or any Top-100 scope list. That means no official rank or score is assigned, but his influence is measurable in other ways: over 2 million YouTube subscribers, 1.5 million Instagram followers, and a Shorty Award for Vlogger of the Year. His fame is real, but it hasn't translated into a formal ranking placement, yet.[edit]

Before his social media career took off, Heath worked at Pac Sun and Brookstone. He and Zane launched their coffee brand Kramoda in 2020, and they also maintained a second YouTube channel called Zane and Heath 2. Heath was part of the collaborative YouTube channel TFIL. On Vine, he collaborated with popular creators like TheGabbieShow, Manon Mathews, and Brandon Calvillo. One of his earliest viral Vines was a skit about a broken escalator.

Heath's rise on Vine alongside Zane is the stuff of legend, the duo amassed over 3 million followers on the now-defunct app, and their comedic sketches became viral hits. His integration into David Dobrik's Vlog Squad starting in 2015 turned him into a recurring character in one of YouTube's most-watched daily vlogs. In October 2019, Heath filmed his terrifying home evacuation during a Los Angeles wildfire, a raw moment that showed a serious side and went viral. The rapid success of the 'Zane and Heath: Unfiltered' podcast, generating roughly $600,000 in ad revenue in just three months, became an industry talking point. And in December 2020, he and Zane launched Kramoda Coffee, expanding their brand into consumer products. Fans also celebrated his marriage to Mariah Amato in February 2025 and the birth of their son Antonio, announced on episode 314 of the podcast.[edit]

Heath grew up in Plantation, Florida, with an older brother. He has kept details about his parents relatively private, but has mentioned in vlogs that they were supportive of his creative pursuits. As of 2025, Heath is married to dancer and social media personality Mariah Amato. The couple got engaged in late 2023 and tied the knot in 2025. They live together in Los Angeles and have a dog named Milo. Heath has not publicly announced any children.[edit]

Heath's most significant partnership is with Zane Hijazi, his creative partner since Vine. Together they built the Zane and Heath brand and co-founded Kramoda coffee. He has also collaborated with Vine stars TheGabbieShow, Manon Mathews, and Brandon Calvillo. Heath was a member of the TFIL YouTube group, which included other social media personalities. His wife, Mariah Amato, is a dancer and content creator who occasionally appears in his videos.[edit]

Heath has been in a long-term relationship with dancer and social media personality Mariah Amato. The couple started dating around 2019 and got engaged in late 2023. They married in 2025. Mariah is known for her dance content on social media and occasionally appears in Heath's videos. Prior to Mariah, Heath was not publicly linked to anyone else. As of 2026, Heath is married to Mariah and they reside in Los Angeles.[edit]

iFANN's editorial analysis currently estimates Heath Hussar's net worth at $2 million. His income streams are diverse: YouTube ad revenue from his main channel and the second channel, sponsored Instagram posts leveraging his 1.5 million followers, and the Kramoda coffee brand he co-founded with Zane Hijazi in 2020. He also earns from merchandise sales and brand endorsement deals. While his net worth has grown steadily since his Vine days, the launch of Kramoda in 2020 provided a significant boost. Heath continues to post regularly on YouTube and Instagram, maintaining a stable income from content creation.[edit]