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Epic Rap Battles gets 106 million views monthly across three channels. At $1.50 per thousand views, that's roughly $159,000 a month or $1.9 million yearly in ad revenue alone, assuming NicePeter owns all three channels.
Epic Rap Battles gets 106 million views monthly across three channels. At $1.50 per thousand views, that's roughly $159,000 a month or $1.9 million yearly in ad revenue alone, assuming NicePeter owns all three channels.
How's it going, guys? Before I start this video, I need to mention a couple things real quick. First, it's raining really bad outside. There's really not much I can do. It's been raining all day, so you're definitely going to hear the rain, and you're also going to hear some occasional thunder and lightning. I mean, it's storming, so obviously I can't do anything about it. And then second, the gameplay you are watching is actually really special to me. Last night, me and my two friends, we all prestiged at the same time, and you're going to be watching the first game after I prestige. So that's pretty cool. We all prestiged at the same time, and, uh, I don't know, it was just a ton of fun. So anyways, today we're going to be talking about how much Epic Rap Battles makes off YouTube, and this was requested by a comment in my last video, and thanks for leaving that comment. If you guys want me to talk about some other YouTuber and how much they make, just leave a comment down below and there's a good chance I'll do it. So let me pull up my notes. I always minimize my notes. Um, Epic Rap Battles main channel gets 85 million views per month. 85 million. That's a ton of views. Their second channel gets 6 million views per month, and then NicePeter gets 15 million views per month. So I don't know if all three of these channels are run by the same person, but I'm pretty sure they are. Pretty sure NicePeter owns both Epic Rap Battles, and then obviously he owns his NicePeter channel, but I'm not too sure. But we're gonna act like all three Epic Rap Battles channels are owned by the same person. So if you add the views together between the three channels, that's 106 million views per month. That is nowhere near how much views PewDiePie gets, but that is still a ton of views per month. 106 million views. So if you do the math using a $1.50 CPM, because every 1,000 views I got $1.50 last month, that comes out to $159,000 per month. So he's making more money than both my parents do in a year in one month. And that's probably true for most of the people watching this video. Your parents don't make that much money in a year. He's getting that in a month. If he owns all 3 channels, which I'm pretty sure he does. So if you do the math and further multiply, that's $1.9 million a year. So he's getting almost $2 million a year off of uploading videos to the internet. Granted, they are really high quality, really good videos, but nonetheless, that is a ton of money. Epic Rap Battles also has one of the most active fan bases on all of YouTube. If they upload a video, no matter what it is, it's gonna get at least 20 million views on their main channel, of course. All their videos have tons and tons of views. It's pretty crazy. And if you look at their overall statistics, they have over a billion views and over 10 million subscribers. So they're definitely a good channel. They're doing something right, and the money is well earned for them because they post really, really good videos. They're all original, and I personally really enjoy them. And I know a lot of people that I know in IRL enjoy their videos too. So that's pretty much that. I guess I'll just wrap it up. This is kinda short. But that's how much Epic Rap Battles makes, almost $2 million a year if one person owns all 3 channels, which I'm pretty sure. If not, I apologize, but I mean, I don't know. So that's pretty much that. Hopefully you enjoyed, and I'll see you later.
