Nick Woolley Bio

Nick Woolley was born on December 31, 2001, in Olathe, Johnson County, Kansas, United States of America. He has a sister named Katie.

Nick attended the Plainfield North High School and was part of the varsity volleyball team.

Nick Woolley is now a student at the Trine University, a private university in Angola, Indiana, U.S., and plays football there. He will be graduating in 2024.

Nick Woolley started his journey on social media through TikTok. He is mostly known for his short comedy videos on his TikTok account, n1ckw0olley. His account has earned over 22.4 million likes and more than 597.4 thousand followers.

He had a TikTok account earlier that was named n1ckwoolley, which is no longer active.

Nick Woolley was also featured in KSI's YouTube video try not to laugh at these TikToks.

His Snapchat account is named Woolley50. He is also on Cameo, a platform that allows fans to get in touch with influencers for any paid activity, such as promotions. His Cameo bio says “I will do just about anything that’s legal for $9.”

He has a podcast named The Nick Woolley Podcast that is charted on Apple. The podcast was initially made available on Spotify and Anchor.fm.

His content on his podcast consists of a mix of comedy and volleyball. He also discusses funny incidents from his life and volleyball tips on his podcast episodes. A new episode is aired every Friday. While the first half of the episodes consists of volleyball, the second half consists of his reflections on his TikTok videos and the stories behind them.

His Instagram account, n1ckw0olley, mostly consists of his prom pictures and his pictures with his friends. He had traveled to Chicago in June 2019.

Nick Woolley’s YouTube channel, N1ckw0olley, has gained over 7.16 thousand subscribers and more than 65 thousand views. He had launched the channel on June 24, 2016.

One of his popular videos on the channel is Messing up my first day, posted on August 11, 2020. It was about his first day in college and was shot in his dorm room.

His video ALMOST FIRED ON DAY 1, posted on July 8, 2020, too, became popular.

Nick Woolley once said that he appreciates his fans from the bottom of his heart. Since he has played volleyball for many years, the majority of his content on his social-media accounts and podcast consists of volleyball tips.

He once revealed that he had been making YouTube videos since a long time. In fact, his first video had gone viral. He had stopped making videos midway. He resumed in his senior year.

He has played college volleyball as a right-side hitter at the D-3 level and often answers a lot of fan queries about his experience in the game.

To a fan query asking him how can one calm one’s nerves while playing volleyball, he said there is no real way to calm nerves. However, he also added that it is just a game and one should just focus on having fun.

He stated how he had been often blamed for his poor performance in the middle of games. However, he advised his fans to be confident, as volleyball is a long game and one can turn around easily, even if one fails in the beginning.

He often coaches kids and tells them that volleyball is more about placement and less about power and that one needs to have knowledge of the technique of the game to succeed.

He once got suspended from TikTok. In a podcast aired in November 2019, he revealed how while trying to post something on TikTok, he had suddenly found out that he had been suspended for a week.

Apparently, TikTok suspends content creators who post videos that are deemed too inappropriate. When he mailed TikTok and appealed against the suspension, he received a response from TikTok, saying he had used the word “meth” more times than allowed on the platform. Apparently, the platform has a threshold limit for the usage of such “inappropriate” words. His appeal was thus declined.

In one of his podcast episodes, Nick related the story of a lady named Betty who had once caused him injury in a water slide accident.

Nick was also once almost fired from his part-time job at the eatery Zimmy Zohns. When he was initially hired, he was asked to memorize the menu and was sent for a 2-week buffer activity, where he was supposed to assist in making sandwiches and report to the manager. He was quite confident and made many sandwiches quite fast. However, a few minutes later, one of the customers called and complained that he had ordered roast beef sandwiches and had instead received cheese and avocado sandwiches. Soon, more calls came in, and Nick realized he had completely ruined the orders. One of the customers even called in and said he was vegetarian and had received beef sandwiches. The manager was livid but spoke to him and made him understand his fault.