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"Grace Helbig and Mamrie Hart \u2014 stars of YouTube as well as the feature film Camp Takota \u2014 are taking their show on the road this summer in #HeyUSA, a travel web series that visits a new city every week, with its stars\u2019 movements driven by fan suggestions on social media.\nThe pair will rely on tweets and comments to figure out where to go and what to do in three weekly videos, as well as tweets, Instagrams and Vines. They\u2019ll also meet up with locals in nearby influencers \u2014 and surprise a few superfans along the way.\nSEE ALSO: Vidcon: Where Hollywood Meets the YouTuber Invasion\n\u201CNot only do I get to travel the U.S. with my best friend, I get to experience places and things I wouldn't have seen had it not been for the help of our audience,\u201D Helbig said. \u201CIt's a modern day choose your own adventure travel series. It's completely interactive so if it sucks it's not our fault! Perfect scenario!\u201D\nThe eight-week series is slated to premiere July 1, with three two-to-four-minute episodes rolling out via the Astronauts Wanted website and YouTube channel. The duo will also produce regular content for their respective YouTube channels on the road. Longer-form narratives from their trip will follow in September.\nSaid Hart: \u201CWhen I was told that I was gonna get to go around the country on an adventure with my BFF, I said \u2018Somebody pinch me!\u2019 But mainly because I like getting pinched. This show is going to be so amazing. On YouTube, we're used to putting out content and then getting feedback from our audience. #HeyUSA will bridge that gap.\u201D\nThe new project was announced Thursday at Vidcon in Anaheim, where Helbig is giving the afternoon keynote.\nAlong with Hannah Hart, Grace and Mamrie made the comedy Camp Takota with producer Michael Goldfine, one of the first \u2014 and certainly most successful \u2014 feature-length film to come out of the YouTube ecosystem.\nWill you be watching Grace and Mamrie on the road? Let us know in the comments.\nBONUS: YouTube Adds Tip Jar for Creators\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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