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10 Rich YouTubers Who Are Richer Than We'll Ever Be (MrBeast, PewDiePie, ZHC, David Dobrik) - YouTube
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YouTube has completely cemented its spot as
the new king of entertainment, with most kids
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who grew up in the last 10 years idolizing
YouTubers way more than pop and movie stars.
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And along with that level of admiration often
come some serious earnings on par with and
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even exceeding the biggest celebrities in
the world.
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While weâre getting awesome free entertainment,
the people on the other side of the screen
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can be making amounts that would make most
peoplesâ heads spin.
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Iâm talking more in a day than most people
make in an entire year!
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Itâs seriously mind-blowing, and thatâs
why today weâre letting you take a peek
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behind the youtube curtain to get an idea
of just how much some of the most popular
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entertainers of this generation are actually
making.
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Ready to have your mind blown?
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Letâs get it on!
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LOGAN PAUL
One of the most well-known names in all of
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YouTube, for better or for worse, no one can
deny that Logan Paul is absolutely killing
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the game at just 25 years old.
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Originally starting out on Vine, Logan has
had a sticking power that few other veterans
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of the now-defunct platform can come close
to claiming.
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While many people had some negative views
of Logan for a few years, in recent times
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he has turned his public perception around
in a way thatâs never been seen before in
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the history of YouTube, and gained not just
a ton of new subscribers, but the respect
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of a whole lot of people.
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Sometime in 2019, Logan switched up almost
everything in his content, focusing on making
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more engaging and entertaining works for all
ages, and he couldnât have done a better
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job.
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These days the American vlogger, podcaster
and highest-earning loser in the history of
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celebrity boxing easily pulls in about 5.4M
views a day, which adds more than $16,200
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to his already hefty net worth, bolstered
by his legendary earnings from his boxing
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matches with KSI.
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Of course, Loganâs Maverick merch and other
businesses rake in huge sums of cash everyday,
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but that doesnât dissuade him from continuing
to make content for his channel.
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And with earnings of more than $5.8 million
a year, who would ever wanna stop?
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PEWDIEPIE
Standing as the undisputed king of YouTube
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with the largest non-corporate channel on
the entire platform by a massive margin, is
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the Swedish Slaughterer of Water-Sheep, Felix
Kjellberg, or as most people know him PewDiePie.
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Beginning to upload gameplay videos in 2010
when the trend was still pretty much unheard
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of on youtube, PewDiePie has uploaded a video
a day for over 10 years straight, only recently
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starting to take weekend breaks.
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Along the way, he managed to become the first
YouTuber to ever earn the 50 million and eventually
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the 100 million subscriber play buttons, an
honor we probably wonât see another person
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receive for close to another decade.
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With the kind of passionate and dedicated
audience his approachable and humble personality
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has amassed, itâs obvious that heâs the
poster-child for YouTube millionaires for
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a reason.
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On average Felix amasses more than 10.6 million
views on any given day, which brings in about
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$30,600 daily, and thatâs just from views
on his videos.
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Heâs also got merch, a fashion line called
Tsuki, mobile games, and what have to be the
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most expensive sponsored videos on the platform.
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Still, even if we donât take all those clearly
huge sources of income into account, PewDiePieâs
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channel pulls in at least 11 million dollars
every year.
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Not bad for a college dropout who had to sell
hotdogs to support himself not too long ago.
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DAVID DOBRIK
One of the original kings of vlogging, David
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Dobrik seems to have the ultimate dream life
that just keeps getting better and better
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somehow.
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Aside from befriending the star of his favorite
TV show, David has made quite a name for himself
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through his extremely charitable attitude
towards his friends, to whom heâs given
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away more than 20 cars, and weâre not talking
Corollas and Civics here.
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However if you think heâs giving away teslas
and lambos for free, Iâm sorry to burst
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your bubble, but his âsurprising my friend
withâ series is one of the biggest hits
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on his massive 17 plus million subscriber
channel, which means theyâre also his biggest
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earners.
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Even if he isnât uploading one of his massive
philanthropic feats however, David easily
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pulls in more than 6.3 million views a day
on his vlogs, and numbers like that mean that
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even a bad day for the Slovakian-born YouTuber
means making at least $18,900.
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As one of the most well known YouTubers in
the world, Davidâs also got money coming
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in from merch, promotions and live events,
but just from the revenue on his main channel
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he earns more than $6.8 million dollars a
year, and that is a whole lot of Teslas to
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give away.
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MRBEAST
Hailing from a small city in North Carolina,
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Jimmy Donaldson, better known as MrBeast fully
embodies the YouTube fantasy.
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Growing up idolizing youtubers and trying
for years with no success to make it big himself,
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eventually Jimmy invented what would become
the most popular trend in YouTube history
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at only 18-years-old: YouTube philanthropy.
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By posting videos of himself either spending
or giving away crazy sums of money, Jimmyâs
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videos absolutely dominated YouTubeâs trending
page over and over, launching his channel
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to over 34 million subscribers and, uhâŠ
letâs say âinspiringâ an entire generation
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of copycat channels.
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As his channel grew, so did the acts of charity
he could pull off, like making a free car
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dealership, or tipping a pizza guy with an
entire furnished house!
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Now to go from giving a homeless man $10,000
cash to upgrading an entire homeless shelter,
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there must be some serious leaps in earnings,
and trust me, there were.
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MrBeastâs channel regularly pulls in over
8,000,000 views daily, earning him more than
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$24,000 on a daily basis.
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On top of that, based on his own words, the
average sponsorship for just one of his videos
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is between 100 and 250 THOUSAND dollars.
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Even if we donât account for his merch line,
which is probably one of the most popular
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on YouTube, MrBeastâs channel earns over
$8.64M a year from views alone.
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At least we know heâll be doing a lot of
good with all that money.
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ZHC
Sitting right on the edge of an incredible
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12 million subscribers and growing, ZHC is
an artsy youtuber who seems to have come out
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of nowhere to those who stumble upon his videos
only to find the absurd amounts of money he
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puts into them.
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Regularly pulling off insanely charitable
stunts like customizing Lamborghinis or Teslas
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and giving them to other huge YouTubers has
allowed those creatorsâ audiences to flow
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in ZHCâs subscriber base, giving him one
of the best formulas for success on the platform
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to date.
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But he isnât just generous to his colleagues;
in fact, in most of his videos ZHC will give
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away super costly prizes to random subscribers,
like 50 new iphones in just one video, or
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50 ipads in another.
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With incentives like those, itâs no wonder
his subs and views always skyrocketing.
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Of course, to be able to afford such lavish
stunts, youâve gotta be pulling in some
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serious cheddar, and ZHC isnât exactly paying
for those custom teslas with his credit card.
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On an average day, ZHCâs channel amasses
over 3 and a half million views, which brings
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in at least $10,500 bucks every day.
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Of course, on top of those numbers, heâs
got massive sponsorship deals and a huge merch
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line that he and his creative friends design
themselves.
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Even if we ignore those massive money generators
though, ZHC earns an incredible 3.78 million
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dollars a year just from views on his YouTube
channel.
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Now thatâs a whole lot of iPhone 11 giveaways.
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KSI
One of the biggest legends to emerge from
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the YouTube landscape, KSI has more than earned
his reputation for lavish spending.
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Having earned a rumored 10 million from his
two boxing matches with Logan Paul, at 26
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the British vlogger wasnât quite ready to
retire, and continued uploading not just to
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his main channel, but also to his more frequently
updated second channel during the buildup
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to both fights, and heâs only picked up
in uploads since then.
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Known for regularly getting into crazy scenarios
that often involve hyper expensive jewelry,
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famous rappers and Dragon Ball Z references,
itâs no surprise that he holds an audience
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of over 30 million subscribers between his
two channels.
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As of 2020, JJ seems to be focusing more on
his second channel, and it isnât surprising
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why.
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The channel regularly receives more than 3.1
million views a day, which nets him over $9300
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daily, and thatâs not even counting all
his music, merch lines, live shows and of
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course, the multi-million dollar YouTube grudge
matches.
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Uploading videos that center around his popular
personality and that are more intimate than
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his main channel videos, itâs crazy to think
that he brings in more than $3.34M a year
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just from whatâs essentially a side hustle.
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Still, he might make that in a single night
the next time he picks up his boxing gloves.
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LAZARBEAM
With Fortnite being one of the biggest games
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in the world right now, itâs no surprise
to learn that the free-to-play game has seriously
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set up some major YouTube millionaires.
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Take Lazarbeam for example.
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Originally rising to prominence from his Fortnite
gameplay videos, the Australian gamer has
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since branched out to other types of videos,
but always comes back to his bread and butter
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to the tune of millions of views.
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Along the way Lazar managed to stack up over
13 million subscribers, which is certainly
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nothing to scoff at.
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And while the biggest gaming tournament winnings
of all time were 3 million dollars from a
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fortnite tournament, those stats might have
to be seriously adjusted if you take into
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account the earnings of YouTubers like Lazarbeam.
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On average he pulls in over 9 million views
every single day, which in ad revenue alone,
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earns him over 27 grand daily, or about a
brand new Tesla every 2 days.
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As if that kind of money werenât enough,
Lazar like many other youtubers, has a very
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successful merch line and gets paid tens of
thousands of dollars for sponsorships on a
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single video.
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Even if we arenât taking all that into account
however, Lazarbeamâs annual earnings are
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still more than enough to make your head spin,
at over 9.7 million dollars a year, and those
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are US dollars, which are worth more in Australia.
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Hmm, maybe I should give gaming videos a go?
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JELLY
Who wouldâve thought that pranking your
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friend in a bunch of different video games
could be one of the most profitable jobs in
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the world?
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Well, with a very impressive 17 plus million
subscriber channel, apparently Jelly did.
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This youtuber has been absolutely crushing
it in the gaming sphere for years, and shows
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no signs of slowing down.
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Regularly finding new and honestly exhaustive
ways of pranking his friend Slogoman in pretty
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much every game around, Jelly has found a
formula that just canât stop bringing in
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mountains of views.
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On any given day, Jellyâs channel receives
an unbelievable 15 and a half million views,
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which nets him a cool $46,500 on whatâs
just a regular Tuesday for most of us.
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Thatâs about what the average American makes
in a year!
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And, yeah thatâs impressive, but when you
think about what that means annually, Jelly
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pulls in a handsome 16.74 million just by
sitting back and goofing around playing video
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games.
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Maybe now you can prove to your parents that
gaming isnât a waste of time after all!
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PRESTON
Originally starting out in the gaming sphere,
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Prestonâs channel really started picking
up steam when he switched over to making challenge
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videos, and well, if it ainât broke donât
fix it!
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Preston has managed to grow his channelâs
audience to an impressive 13 million subscribers,
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or about the population of New York City and
Los Angeles combined.
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He regularly puts his friends and family up
to odd challenges to win thousands of dollars,
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but the competitors arenât the only ones
raking in the cash from these videos.
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While some of his greatest hits have nearly
20 million views, on an average day Preston
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pulls in nearly 5 million views on his channel,
which gains him about $14,700 every single
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day, which is a whole lot more than he gives
away in a single challenge video!
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Like most YouTubers of his size, Preston pushes
his merch line pretty consistently, and while
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thatâs sure to bring in a ton of dough,
from views on his channel alone the 26 year
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old earns an extraordinary 5.29 million dollars
a year, or enough to take more than 20 tickets
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to outer space on the first space tourism
launches!
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I guess you could say his earnings are out
of this world.
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UNSPEAKABLE
With a name like Unspeakable, it's pretty
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ironic that this guyâs generated so much
buzz online.
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After grinding to try to make it as a youtuber
for over 10 years, Unspeakable finally broke
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out by creating crazy, elaborate videos where
he does things like convert his entire house
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into a beach or build a whole indoor waterpark!
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Thatâs sure to get the neighbors speaking
about you.
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To date heâs amassed more than 6.7 million
subscribers, and his audience seems really
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dedicated, because the views on his videos
are usually pretty close to his entire sub
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count, something thatâs actually pretty
uncommon for bigger YouTubers.
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Through his insane household antics Unspeakable
manages to drive over 7.8 million sets of
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eyes to his videos every single day, which
in ad revenue alone generates more than $23,400
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every day, or about an iPhone every hour to
put in perspective.
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Of course, Unspeakable also makes money from
selling merch, sponsorships on videos, a huge
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gaming channel, and tons of other secretive
avenues thatâre, well, unspeakable.
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But while we can only guess at his total annual
income, just his main YouTube channelâs
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views earn him an insane 8.42 million dollars
a year, which is more than most CEOs make!
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Now thatâs an UNSPEAKABLE amount of moneyâŠ
okay no more bad puns, I promise.
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