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Top 10 Youtube Earners this Year [I Want off this Planet Edition]


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In January 2018, the 23-year-old elder Paul brother was kicked off YouTube’s Google Preferred program, which gives favorable ad rates to popular channels, after he filmed a video in Japan that showed an apparent suicide hanging from a tree. He apologized. His income from videos (pratfalls, pranks) and brand deals took a hit, but loyal fans kept his hefty merchandise business afloat.

 

 

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Scandal hasn’t stopped Felix Kjellberg, the Swedish gamer who is the most followed YouTuber (72.5 million followers). Despite a backlash last year after a rash of anti-Semitic videos, advertisers have returned, shelling out up to $450,000 for a sponsored video.

 

 

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Foulmouthed, energetic Seán McLoughlin is the most popular YouTuber in Ireland thanks to his colorful video-game commentary. A few bad words haven’t kept him from going mainstream: He did a series for Disney and is developing exclusive content for live-streaming platform Twitch.

 

 

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Witty Canadian gamer Evan Fong plays mainstream titles like Call of Duty and Assassin’s Creed. On the side he’s launching a hip-hop career, but music (so far) isn’t proving nearly as lucrative as the subtle art of being a couch potato in demand.

 

 

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Hawaii-native Markiplier is on his PS4 nearly all day everyday—but he’s not bumming around. The gamer toured North America, signed seven-figures worth of brand deals and, with No. 8 Jacksepticeye, recently launched Cloak, a high-end athleisure line for gamers.

 

 

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The makeup artist, famous since the Myspace era, has reinvented himself as a beauty mogul, cofounding Jeffree Star Cosmetics, which sells an estimated $100 million–plus of eye shadow, lipstick and highlighters annually.

 

 

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Last year’s top earner at $16.5 million—Daniel Middleton, a British gamer who specializes in Minecraft—has been playing on-camera for six years, amassing a following of 20.7 million, who shell out for his tour and merchandise, which includes backpacks, baseball caps and hoodies.

 

 

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This five-man sports crew (Coby and Cory Cotton, Garrett Hilbert, Cody Jones and Tyler Toney) specializes in feats of dexterity and intricate trick shots— say, hurling Ping-Pong balls that trigger domino-falls of Oreos, which garnered 175 million views).

 

 

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The boisterous younger brother of disgraced Logan (No. 10) earned a career-best income from his thriving merchandise business. He attracted more than 3.5 billion views of his rap songs and goofy pranks over our scoring period.

 

 

 

 

And your Number #1 Earner this year...

 

 

 

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Ryan’s just like every other 7-year-old: He loves Legos, trains, cars—and his 17 million followers. His latest mini-mogul move: a line of collectibles and more, now selling at Walmart.

 

 

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2 minutes ago, Voidler said:

Half of them are gaming... :monkas:

 

Why were we laughing at Puerto again?

 

dude has the right idea

What was the deal with Puertorock_Papi? I must not have been here at that time...

 

 

 

I know of a few guys that have gone off to do it and end up doing it full-time - they're not millionaires mind you, but they make a steady living gaming 6-8 hours per day.

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29 minutes ago, Teh_Diplomat said:

What was the deal with Puertorock_Papi? I must not have been here at that time...

 

 

 

I know of a few guys that have gone off to do it and end up doing it full-time - they're not millionaires mind you, but they make a steady living gaming 6-8 hours per day.

He has a YouTube channel which is mostly him ranting about how much he hates Xbox 

 

Hardly Great content from what I’ve seen but its doing enough for a couple thousand views each video

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2 hours ago, Voidler said:

Half of them are gaming... :monkas:

 

Why were we laughing at Puerto again?

 

dude has the right idea

We're laughing at Puto Papi because you can't be an uncharismatic fanboy loser like him if you wanna take that route :tom: 

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4 hours ago, Voidler said:

Half of them are gaming... :monkas:

 

Why were we laughing at Puerto again?

 

dude has the right idea

but his channel sucks and nobody watches it, also he is in his 40s

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3 hours ago, Teh_Diplomat said:

What was the deal with Puertorock_Papi? I must not have been here at that time...

 

 

 

I know of a few guys that have gone off to do it and end up doing it full-time - they're not millionaires mind you, but they make a steady living gaming 6-8 hours per day.

But then what do you do when that dries up? 

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