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The Highest Paid YouTube Star Is A 7-Year-Old!

So Forbes put out their annual list of the highest-paid YouTube stars and a 7-Year-Old named Ryan who reviews toys is on top. This little dude made $22 million in 2018, doubling his total from last year of $11 million. He's also selling a line of "collectibles and more" at Walmart. This kid is basically getting insanely rich by just being a kid. He's playing with toys like every kid has since kids and toys became a thing. Companies just throwing money at him and knowing that if Ryan doesn't like your toy it's game over. The power this kid wields is impressive. When I see things like this I always ask myself "where did I go wrong?" "What choices could I have made differently?" "Why wasn't YouTube a thing when I was 7?" "How can I father a child just so they can make me rich?" You know normal rational thoughts. 

Here's the full top ten list . . . (Credit to Complete Sheet. Wise Brothers Media)  

 

1.  Ryan ToysReview.  A 7-year-old kid who made $22 million reviewing toys and selling a line of "collectibles and more" at Walmart. 

 

2.  Jake Paul.  He's Logan Paul's brother and his hijinks brought in $21.5 million.

 

3.  Dude Perfect.  $20 million.  Five guys who do "feats of dexterity" and trick shots.

 

4.  DanTDM.  $18.5 million.  He's a British gamer who specializes in Minecraft.

 

5.  Beauty mogul Jeffree Star, $18 million.  

 

6.  Markiplier.  Gamer from Hawaii who earned $17.5 million.

 

7.  Vanoss Gaming.  $17 million.  A Canadian gamer named Evan Fong.

 

8.  Jacksepticeye.  A gamer from Ireland who swears a lot, and made $16 million.

 

9.  PewDiePie.  $15.5 million.

 

10.  Logan Paul.  $14.5 million.  Despite the fallout from his "Suicide Forest" video.


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