
Whiteboy7streak made roughly $73k per year from YouTube ads alone in 2016, based on 4 million monthly views and a $1.50 CPM. That doesn't count his Minecraft server selling ranks or merchandise sales.
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How's it going guys? Today I'm gonna be talking about how much Whiteboy7streak makes off YouTube. It was recommended by this comment on your screen, and if you have any suggestions on who I should do next, just leave it in the comment section down below, and there's actually a decent chance I'll actually do it. And another thing I want to mention is my last video got crazy good feedback. It had like 20 likes and probably like 15 comments, so that's just crazy. That's a ton of feedback compared to where I was last month, and I really do appreciate it. So we're gonna be talking about Whiteboy7streak, and one thing I need to mention is he's not as popular as he used to. I'm gonna show a graph on your screen right now. Probably back in his prime, in the Modern Warfare 3 era, he was getting tons of views, probably 10 million views a month. Right now he's getting 4 million views a month. His channel is slowly dying, and we all know why. It's because he got famous off of COD, and COD is dying really quick now. And as COD dies, so does his channel, because most people don't go to his channel for DayZ videos, which he's been uploading, people go to his channel for COD, and COD, as we all know, is dying. But nonetheless, he's getting 128,000 views per day, which is still a ton of views, which comes out to 4 million views a month. So if you do the math using $1.50 CPM, that's $6,000 a month and $73,000 a year. So $73,000 a year is still a lot of money. That is pretty good. I'd love to make $73,000 a year. It may not seem much because I reviewed YouTubers like PewDiePie, who's making $5 million a year, or CaptainSparklez, who's making a couple million or even Epic Rap Battles, they're making almost $2 million. But still, $73 grand a year for playing video games and putting it on the internet is still a lot of money, and you have to agree with me on that. Another thing I need to mention before I forget is he recently started up a Minecraft server, and that's probably actually where he gets a bulk of his income from, because ranks on that server do go upwards to a couple hundred dollars, and I have seen some people who have those ranks on his server. So I should add that in there. In this video, I'm only calculating what he earns off YouTube, which is $73 grand a year. But if you really want to know how much he actually makes, you also have to add what he gets from his Minecraft server, which there's no way of me being able to tell how much money he gets from that. And then on top of that, he shells— shells, wow— he sells t-shirts and hoodies and, you know, apparel like every other YouTuber. So, um, that's how much Whiteboy makes. Again, another short video, $73,000 a year, and that's not including his apparel and his Minecraft server, which is also where a lot of his revenue is going to be coming from. Now I've done a lot of these "How Much Does Said YouTuber Make" videos in a row, so I'm definitely gonna do a funny moments video right after this is uploaded. I'm gonna start getting some clips, and hopefully my next video will be a funny moments montage. Haven't done one of those in a while, and, uh, I don't know, hopefully you guys aren't getting bored of these type of videos where I talk about how much YouTubers make, 'cause I really like this series, and these videos typically get a lot of views. Anyways, I'm just gonna wrap the video up real quick. I recently hit 1,400 subscribers, which is another small milestone. And I can't wait till we hit 2K. It's a long ways away, but it'll be here pretty quick. I'm pretty confident. I'm still getting a ton of views, and you guys are leaving tons of feedback. I really do appreciate it. But that's how much Whiteboy makes. Hopefully you enjoyed, and leave me a suggestion down below on who you think I should do next. Peace!










