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How Christopher 'Drama' Pfaff Used His MTV Fame to Build a Fashion Brand Andrew Medal chats with the former reality TV star in Beverly Hills to learn about the transition from 'Rob and Big' to Young & Reckless.

By Andrew Medal

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Christopher "Drama" Pfaff is an entrepreneur, producer and reality TV star best known for his roles in the MTV reality shows Rob and Big and Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory.

Pfaff is also the founder and CEO of Young & Reckless Clothing. Young & Reckless is a street wear inspired clothing brand sold across the world. The brand can be seen worn on celebrities like Kevin Durant, Cassie, Justin Bieber, Meek Mill and Colin Kaepernick.

Related: How to Build a Famous Fashion Brand

Andrew Medal

Entrepreneur & Angel Investor

Andrew Medal is the founder of The Paper Chase, which is a bi-weekly newsletter. He is an entrepreneur and angel investor.

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