How Much Money Does FaZe Rain Make?????

How's it going guys? Today we got a pretty interesting commentary, but before I jump into that, I have to mention two things real quick. First, you're watching an 85-1 kill game on Hardpoint Hijacked. It's a pretty boss game. I got 85 kills, only died once. That's pretty insane. Hopefully you enjoy that. And then second, when I'm uploading this video, I'm actually going to be in Tennessee at a basketball camp. I mentioned this in a previous video. I'm gonna schedule upload this video for a couple days from now down the road. So if you do leave a comment, I might not reply to it right away because I'm gonna be at a basketball camp with my team, and obviously I won't have a computer or anything. So that's pretty much that. Boss gameplay. I'm gonna be at Tennessee. So let's jump into this. Today we're gonna be talking about how much FaZe Rain makes off of YouTube. Now this is actually a question I get quite a bit on my videos, and it's because FaZe Rain actually dropped out of high school to do YouTube full-time. So a lot of people want to know how much he makes off of YouTube. You know, to justify whether or not it's okay that he dropped out of high school to do it full-time. So one sec, let me pull up my sheet. I have a couple notes jotted down. Um, his main channel gets 6 million views per day. That's pretty good. I mean, that's a ton more than I get. And his secondary channel gets 1 million views per month. Oh, did I say per day? His main channel gets 6 million views per month, not per day. I didn't mean to say that. And his secondary channel gets 1 million views per month. So per month, between both his channels, 7 million views. Not the world's best, PewDiePie gets over 7 million views per day, but 7 million views per month is still a ton of ads. Now to calculate his earnings, we're gonna use a $1.50 CPM. Last month I got 30,000 views and I made $45. So every 1,000 views I got around $1.50. So we're gonna use that same in calculating his numbers. He may make more than $1.50 per 1,000 views, but all I know is last month I got 30,000 views and I made $45. So that's every 1,000 views, I got $1.50. If I were to do the math using the amount of money I earned, or the— using the statistics for how much I earned last month, if I was to use that to calculate his earnings based on his views, he would be making around $10,000 a month. So, $10,000 a month is $100,000+ a year, so that's pretty good. I mean, he's making more than probably most of the people watching this video's parents do. And he's still in high school. Now, I don't know if that justifies for him dropping out of high school, but, uh, over $100,000 a year is pretty darn good, and, uh, he's doing something right, so don't really critique him or anything like that. But I will post a link to the video where he said he dropped out of high school in the description so you don't think I'm making anything up. Social Blade actually estimates that he could be making up to $350,000 a year off of YouTube. On just his main channel alone, but obviously Social Blade isn't that reliable. They have crazy numbers, and if we're being realistic, he's making around $100,000 a year between both his channels combined. And, uh, $100,000 is pretty good. Like I said, it's probably more than a lot of people's parents make watching this video actually make, and that's by himself, and he's still, you know, like 18 or something like that. So, uh, anyways, that's how much FaZe Rain makes. You can determine whether or not that justifies for dropping out of high school, if that's enough money. And he could always just, you know, go back and retake the classes whenever he wants to. But hopefully you enjoyed the boss gameplay and the commentary, and if you did, please leave a like and a comment, and I'll see you later.