At 22, Cameron Panuska isn’t just another young guy trying to figure life out—he’s out here building. From New York City’s streets to the podcast mic, and now running his own record label and marketing agency, Cameron’s energy is hard to ignore.

You might’ve caught him on podcasts like Life and Scarz, where he keeps it real, raw, and honest. But that’s just one side of him. Cameron is also the force behind @homiesagainstpredators, a project that hits deeper than most social media pages. It’s bold, necessary, and speaks to a real commitment to protecting people and calling out bad actors—something you don’t always see in young influencers today.

On the music tip, Cameron’s making moves with his label Triple Four Records. He’s not just signing local artists; he’s reaching across the globe. Take Minty, a producer from Australia—signed and ready to blow up under Cameron’s wing. It shows he’s got an eye for talent and a mindset bigger than just his own backyard.

His marketing agency that’s quietly helping creatives level up their game. It might be small now, but that’s where all great things start—especially when you’re juggling as much as Cameron does.

What’s cool about Cameron is he’s not trying to be perfect or have it all figured out. Instead, he’s blending activism, artistry, and business in a way that feels natural, authentic, and necessary. No fluff, no fake vibes—just straight-up hustle with heart.

In a world where so many chase clout for clout’s sake, Cameron’s path feels like a breath of fresh air. He’s building on his own terms, pushing boundaries, and making sure what he does actually means something.

At 22, most are still thinking about what’s next. Cameron’s already showing what happens when you mix passion with purpose—and maybe, just maybe, he’s one to watch.