Obviously it depends. But I don’t see evidence of it being as lucrative as people make it out to be. If anything, it’s an amazing platform to get famous on, and use it as a launching pad for other monetization. Can someone tell me I’m wrong? Feel like I am.
Edit: super famous (like Joe Rogan or Jake Paul) rake in the cash. I just mean the typical 10k subscribers channel
1 million views between $3500-$40,000 affording to https://www.businessinsider.com/how-much-youtube-pays-for-views-100-thousand-million-150-2020-1?amp
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I get popular YouTubers make money. Allow me to clarify. My question is more so, exactly how much do they make?