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Like many influencers, Chelsea Moon covers these topics on her channel.

But Chelsea has a twist.

She covers all things indigenous.

I am Ojibwe wear, also called on National Bay, Michigan Woman who has roots in the Bay Mills Indian Community went viral for this unique beauty tutorial, a beaded eyebrow.

I spent three hours, um, blocking my eyebrow with glue and then I glued beats on my eyebrow and everyone went nuts.

While the look isn't traditional, Chelsea said she was inspired by other beated garments of G Boy and other indigenous groups, where just trying thio have fun and I guess not necessarily start new trends but inspire people to not just be moccasins.

You know they can.

We can adapt into the 21st century, too.

Chelsea started with the video she made about fixing her jingle dress, a traditional garment meant to bring healing to those who are sick.

When that video took off, she realized that the best way to get indigenous representation is to become it herself.

You don't like how the media has portrayed us on the path.

Almost none of the time do we see ourselves?

And when I first joined YouTube, I didn't see anybody that was made of.

She also found YouTube to be a great platform to show non native people what indigenous culture is all about doing this for people who don't know about us and are interested, but also for indigenous people that want to just listen.

We're not, You know, we'll sit around the fire all the time.

We're here today to As her channel grows, Chelsea says she hopes to use it more to support other indigenous people.

Most recently, Chelsea raise money for a couple she knew to buy dance regalia for their Children.

Some of the things that I want to do moving forward is to use this platform to give back to native communities for inside edition dot com.