Drama YouTuber KEEMSTAR has revealed
how much he made after covering stories
about fellow YouTuber Jake Paul. Welcome
back to What's Trending, I'm Ava Gordy.
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stories. Let's be real here. Jake Paul has
taken over YouTube in the past six or
seven months. In just the last 30 days
he's gotten 1.3 million subscribers, 458
million views, and socialblade estimates
that he made between $114,000 and $1.8 million dollars. Now
that's quite a huge margin, but we can
assume that it falls somewhere within
the average of those two which is still
insane. Even a song released by Jake
and his brother Logan Paul has a lyric
about the rise of the Paul's and
YouTubers using that to their advantage.
Which is exactly where
KEEMSTAR comes in. KEEMSTAR is the
creator of a show called Drama Alert on
YouTube where he talks about drama in
the online entertainment world. And he
took to Twitter earlier this week
tweeting, "Shout out to Jake Paul for
indirectly buying my new car for me." With
a screen grab of his estimated revenue
being $164,399.36.
Just
for a little nice comparison I checked
out my revenue on YouTube and oh would
you look at that $14.47.
I could afford a new car too and
even have some cents left over. Now the
report that automatically comes up when
you click on your revenue is in the past
28 days. We're not sure if that's exactly
what KEEMSTAR was screen grabbing
because technically you can click on any
video and figure out the revenue from
that specific video. But in the past 28
days he's had Jake Paul in his title 24
times. And of the four videos without
Jake Paul in the title, three of them
have had Team 10 in the title.
If you don't know, Team 10 is Jake
Paul's company? Business? Friend group? I
don't really know. Jake Paul's pals maybe?
So hey at least KEEM is giving credit
where credit is due. So at this point it
seems that Jake is truly the talk of
YouTube and if you use that to your
advantage and talk about all his antics
you could be making a lot of money. Which
is probably what Jake wants you to do in
theory. He does antics so you talk about
the antics and then if you talk about
the antics and his name is out there
more I mean you're making a lot of money
and he probably doesn't care about
that but he wants to be talked about.
Let's just admit it. And hey here's another
video about him so we're doing it too. So
guys do you think KEEMSTAR is doing
YouTube right or should he stop talking
about Jake Paul altogether? Let us know your
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