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DramaAlert gets about 80 million views per year. SocialBlade estimates it makes $20,000 to $330,000 annually, but the host calculates closer to $90,000 based on YouTube ad rates and comparable channels.
DramaAlert gets about 80 million views per year. SocialBlade estimates it makes $20,000 to $330,000 annually, but the host calculates closer to $90,000 based on YouTube ad rates and comparable channels.
How's it going guys? Today I'm gonna be talking about how much money DramaAlert makes off of YouTube. Now if you're one of my regular subscribers, I'm gonna start incorporating these type of videos into my normal uploads because 1) lots of people search for how much YouTubers make and 2) I just really enjoy talking about YouTubers and money. So without further ado, let's jump into the stats. He got 7 million views last month and almost 70,000 subscribers. Socialblade.com estimates that he's making between $20,000 and $330,000 a year. Way not to be vague, Social Blade. But to be a little bit more accurate precise, using my knowledge of YouTube and just in general the stuff I've learned off YouTube and the pictures I've seen off YouTube of other YouTubers' earnings, I would say he's making around $90,000 a year. So to sum it all up, he's getting a little less than 7 million views per month, and if you add that together, it's just around 80 million views per year. Social Blade says the lowest he can be making is $20,000, the highest is $330,000. I say to make it a little bit more precise, it's around the $90,000 range is what he's making. And then he gained almost 70,000 subscribers last month, but that's irrelevant to how much money he made. That's the video, guys. If we can get 5 likes on this video, 5 likes, that would be greatly appreciated. Hopefully you enjoy and I'll see you later.
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