John James Stephen "J.J." McCullough is a Canadian columnist, writer, and YouTuber known for his political and social commentary. Born in 1984, McCullough began his career in journalism during his university years. After graduating from Simon Fraser University, he worked as an editor for the campus newspaper The Peak and subsequently served as the editor-in-chief of The Other Press, the student newspaper at Douglas College. He has since established himself as a prominent commentator, contributing articles to major international publications including The Washington Post and the National Review.
In addition to his print and digital writing, McCullough has built a substantial audience through his YouTube channel, where he publishes videos focusing on political and social topics. Described as a conservative commentator, his work frequently addresses Canadian politics and cultural identity. Among his notable political stances, McCullough is a long-standing advocate for the abolition of Canada's constitutional monarchy, maintains a positive view of the United States, and has publicly opposed the Online Streaming Act.
