The Richest YouTube Blogger of 2019 Is an 8-Year-Old Boy
He earned $26 million over the year.
Videos featuring an 8-year-old boy are published on the Ryan's World channel. He enjoys new toys, unboxes them and has fun with relatives and friends. Through this activity, he earned $26 million in 2019. This is reported by Forbes.
Major global brands work with the child, or more precisely with his channel: the Walmart and Target stores, the Hulu streaming service and even the Nickelodeon TV channel.
His YouTube channel has 23 million subscribers. For the second year in a row, the child is the highest-paid YouTube blogger. In 2018 he earned $22 million.
For comparison: PewDiePie, one of the most popular YouTube bloggers in the world, with a channel audience of 102 million subscribers, earned $15.5 million in 2018 and $13 million in 2019.
Children have long been winning over audiences online. The third place in Forbes' annual ranking went to a 5-year-old Russian girl who has been living in the US since last year. Her family runs a network of YouTube channels with a combined audience of 107 million subscribers, which has brought the girl $18 million.
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