How to have the best Sunday in L.A., according to Salish and Jordan Matter

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Set us as preferred If you are over the age of, say, 14, you might not be familiar with daughter-father duo Salish and Jordan Matter.But if you are a parent of a Gen Alpha kid, it can feel like you hear about nothing but Salish and Jordan Matter.

Their YouTube videos — a high-octane mix of zany challenges, games and hijinks — are admittedly hard to resist, which may be why they rake in millions of views as soon as they blast into the social media universe.In Sunday Funday, L.A.people give us a play-by-play of their ideal Sunday around town.

Find ideas and inspiration on where to go, what to eat and how to enjoy life on the weekends.Sixteen-year-old Salish was in elementary school when she started appearing in her father’s YouTube videos and the channel is like a time capsule of her childhood — or, well, the most public, heavily produced version of it.There’s the day Salish turned her house into a waterpark (73 million views) or the night she had a secret sleepover in a mall (31 million views) or the time she survived 100 babysitters in 24 hours (61 million views).

“A blessing and a curse for me is that we’ve documented it all,” says Jordan, whose background is in photography.“I have these beautiful videos of her when she was 10.

I was just watching them 30 minutes ago and was like, oh wow, it feels like yesterday.” Now their creator journey is taking a new turn.Salish and Jordan recently signed a deal with Netflix to develop, produce and star in original projects — it’s the largest such creator partnership for the streaming giant.

Their show, “Salish & Jordan Matter,” reached Netflix’s Top 10 this month.Beyond the screen, the duo co-founded the popular teen skincare brand Sincerely Yours.

(The launch of one glossy lip balm brought 2,000 fans to the Santa Monica Pier earlier this summer.) ...