Youtube has always been one of the most fascinating business that web technology as brought to our world, i think my own video on youtube with the highest viewership had 10,000views, so when i see those million views and even billions on some videos, i am amaze at where they come from, not just that alone, but also i am aware of how much money the publisher is earning.
So today it’s the story of Ryan Toys Youtube channel that is pulling the highest video traffic right now all across the world.
It is not so everywhere sha o. Meet Ryan your normal five-year-old. But he is not like “normal”.
He is a US millionaire, and it is abnormal because he is just five. You know how we makes his millions?
Soft work: he simply plays with toy cars, going down water slides and riding tricycles.
Can you imagine?
All his parents do is film him playing with toys and uploads it to YouTube. That is all, and the bills keep rolling in. The channel is Ryan ToysReview.
He is a US millionaire, and it is abnormal because he is just five. You know how we makes his millions?
Soft work: he simply plays with toy cars, going down water slides and riding tricycles.
Can you imagine?
All his parents do is film him playing with toys and uploads it to YouTube. That is all, and the bills keep rolling in. The channel is Ryan ToysReview.
This channel was created just last year in March. And over the time the channel has gathered such a dazzling capacity of audience. The views the Ryan ToysReview gathered so swelled that Ryan’s mom, had to quit her normal job as a high school chemistry teacher so as to fully focus on working on the YouTube channel.
Across the last 18 weeks so far, Ryan ToysReview has risen widely to the most famous channel in the US on YouTube, even rising to the second biggest globally! The viewership beats famous shows like Justin Bieber, even the WWE. This viewership runs into a whooping $1 million every month from just advertising revenue.
“He is definitely the youngest YouTube star we’ve ever seen,” according to Josh Cohen, an industry analyst and founder of TubeFilter. When the channel launched, Ryan was just three years old. “It’s the biggest of this genre of programming that is getting billions of views a week on YouTube. Really nobody is talking about it, but it’s crazy once you start scratching the surface.”
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