Here are the Highest Paid YouTubers of 2022

YouTube means big money these days and nothing exemplifies this more than Forbes' recently-released list of the highest-earning YouTubers. The listing includes some of the usual suspects similar Evan Fong (VanossGaming) and Felix Kjellberg (PewDiePie) who have regularly featured on the list over the past few years, simply there are too a few newcomers like Lilly Singh, who was always popular for her comedy skits, just has managed to squeeze into the top ten for the first fourth dimension. There's also one YouTuber who'll only melt your heart with his antics that have deservedly landed him in the acme-10 list.

In instance y'all're getting impatient for all the acme, hither are the elevation ten highest-earning YouTubes of 2017 according to Forbes.

Highest Earning YouTubers of 2017

1. Daniel Middleton (DanTDM) – $16.5 million

British Minecraft thespian DanTM has over 11 billion lifetime views on his aqueduct and has emerged as the highest-earning YouTuber this year, replacing the controversy-ridden PewDiePie at the summit of the chart.

2. Evan Fong (VanossGaming) – $15.5 1000000

Evan Fong is a highly popular YouTuber with a whopping 8 billion+ lifetime views and over 21 million subscribers. In the unlikely event that you lot haven't come beyond his videos already, he plays pop games like K Theft Machine and Call of Duty, with sponsors said to shell out every bit much as $450,000 to announced in his videos.

three. Dude Perfect – $14 million

If you liked MTV Jackass, chances are, you lot similar these guys. They pull crazy stunts to impress their audience and going by the numbers, have been insanely successful in their try thus far. If you haven't checked them out until now, you should bank check out their viral video where they wrestle each other while encased in chimera wrap.

4, 5. Mark Fischbach (Markiplier) and Logan Paul – $12.5 1000000

Tied for the fourth place are gamer Marking Fischbach (Markiplier) and vlogger Logan Paul. While the onetime has 19 million subscribers and is known for his dramatic commentary on popular games, the latter is a vlogger who has branched out with his own habiliment brand 'Maverick'.

6. Felix Kjellberg (PewDiePie) – $12 1000000

After topping the charts 2 years in a row, various controversies surrounding his views about Jews, Africans and others have seen the gamer dropping down to number 6, with many advertisers choosing to altitude themselves from him. YouTube removing him from its 'Google Preferred" ad service is also believed to take hit his earnings hard this year.

vii. Jake Paul – $eleven.5 million

Logan Paul'southward Brother, Jake Paul, comes in at number 7 with his own vlogs. He is a bonafide ex-Disney star and also has a digital talent management company of his own.

8. Smosh and Ryan ToysReview – $11 meg

While the one-act duo of Anthony Padilla and Ian Hecox comes in at number 8, they have to yield the limelight to the little guy they're sharing the podium with – a half-dozen-year quondam kid called Ryan (Ryan ToysReview) who reviews toys and candy on his channel, making him a multi-millionaire even though, he very likely doesn't even realize information technology.

10. Lilly Singh – $x.v million

Final, but definitely not the least, there'south comedian Lilly Singh, whose skits take made her wildly popular on YouTube with sold out shows on her recent globe tour. She likewise received a six-effigy accelerate on the New York Times bestseller 'How to be a Bawse'.

Then that'southward it, folks, that's the unabridged listing. So exercise you subscribe to any of them? Do let us know by leaving a word or two in the comment department below, because we dearest hearing from y'all.

Source: https://beebom.com/highest-paid-youtubers-2017/

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