“When I was younger, I wanted to be an actress,” she told BBC Sport. “I always liked to make other people laugh and happy.
“I didn’t make it in to any movies or series, so I explored this world of YouTube. I saw that creators were making their own movies, their own comedy sketches and their own characters, so I started doing them on my own.
“I’m building my own path. Maybe one day I’ll get to the movie industry and film my own movie.”
Introducing her videos – which are predominately comedy sketches – she says viewers can “come up with new ideas and find that girls can play football”.
Sponsors have quickly followed, from Adidas to Pepsi, accompanied by club success, with Votikova helping Slavia reach the quarter-finals in Europe in three of the past five campaigns, going out this season to Arsenal in the last 16 of the Women’s Champions League on 31 October.
Recovering from a thigh injury, Votikova sat out that first leg against the Gunners, but returned for the second leg and conceded eight times in what eventually turned out to be a 13-2 aggregate defeat.
Regardless of the outcome, she has always expressed pride in the team’s record in Europe.