Who got 20 million subscribers first?

The first YouTuber to reach 20 million subscribers was PewDiePie, a Swedish YouTuber named Felix Kjellberg.

Which Youtubers have over 20 million subscribers?

Who was the first YouTuber to reach 10 million 20 subscribers?

Smosh was the fastest YouTuber to hit 10 million subscribers.

How much YouTube pay for 20 million subscribers?

Leaning into the upper end of the scale, we can estimate that 20 million video views would generate up to $100,000 in AdSense revenue for the creator. Even at the low end of the scale, you can still expect to earn around $60,000. And that's after YouTube takes their 45 percent.

How many YouTube pays for $1 million views?

In some cases, creators can make five-figures from a single video if it accrues that many views. Three creators explained how much money YouTube pays for 1 million views, and their answers ranged from $3,400 to $30,000.

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How much YouTube pays for $1 billion views?

In theory, a good content creator might earn anywhere from $240k to $5 million based on 1 billion views on YouTube. This income is based solely on potential ad revenue based on viewership. However, the reality is that there are a lot of other factors that influence how much you can make on YouTube.

Who have 30 million subscribers on YouTube?

A YouTube mom with 30 million subscribers filmed her baby on a jet ski with no life jacket, sparking concern among viewers. Ricis Official has 30.8 million subscribers. Ricis Official via YouTube.

Who has 900 million subscribers?

Apple now has over 900 million subscribers for its popular services, including Apple Music and Apple TV+.

Which YouTuber has the least subscribers?

Who has 200 million subscribers?

The YouTube channel of T-Series, the Indian music label and production company, is the most followed, and is ahead of PewDiePie and Mr Beast, according to Statista, Germany-based consumer data and market insights company.

Who hit 200 million subscribers first?

Raising the bar higher and shattering all records, India's largest music label and movie studio, T-Series has crossed the milestone of 200 Million subscribers on YouTube, the first ever channel across the world to do so.

Who has 111 million subscribers?

PewDiePie is one of the biggest YouTube stars with over 111 million subscribers.

Is there a 30 million play button?

Gold play buttons are awarded at 1 million subscribers. The Diamond play button is awarded at 10 million subscribers. The Custom Creator award or custom play button is awarded to channels that gain a following of 50 million subscribers. The rare Red Diamond play button is for 100 million subscribers.

Is there a 1000000000 play button?

The Red Diamond Play Button is a special award by YouTube given to channels who reach 100,000,000 (100 million) subscribers. There are currently only five YouTube channels that have received this award, that being of YouTuber PewDiePie, the Indian music label T-Series, Cocomelon, SET India and Mr. Beast.

Who has over 50 million subscribers?

On YouTube, Swift joins a group of only seven other music artists with more than 50 million subscribers: Blackpink (83 million); BangtanTV, the channel for K-pop group BTS (71.7 million); Justin Bieber (70.5 million); Marshmello (56 million); Eminem (54.1 million); Ed Sheeran (52.6 million); and Ariana Grande (52 ...

Who has 101 million subscribers on YouTube?

Another top-rated kids' channel is the Kids Diana Show, which is currently the sixth most-subscribed channel on YouTube. The channel boasts 101 million subscribers, and its videos have been viewed over 79 billion times.

How many viewers do you need to make $1 dollar on YouTube?

Due to these reasons, among others, the actual pay per video view of YouTube is around $0.003 to $0.005. This means a YouTuber makes $3 to $5 per every 1,000 views their videos get. You can use the AdSense revenue calculator to get a rough estimate of how much you can make each year from YouTube.

How much is 3 billion YouTube views worth?

According to an average estimated and published recently by Information Is Beautiful, YouTube may pay as little as $0.0006 for every view, which adds up to only $1.8 million for 3 billion plays.