Beat PewDiePie, 9YO Boy Becomes The Highest-Earning YouTuber In 2020

The YouTuber No.1 this year turns out to be Ryan Kaji whose YouTube channel is known as Ryan’s World. The 9-year-old boy’s channel focuses on toy-related content such as reviews, unboxing, as well as funny videos about his family.

YouTube is one of the most popular video-sharing platforms that allow users to post tons of videos on a variety of topics such as cooking, children to streaming games. This platform helps some YouTubers like Mr. Beast, Markiplier, and of course, PewDiePie gain a lot of fame on the Internet due to their funny and interesting videos. However, the year 2020 has witnessed a YouTuber, aged only 9, to take down both PewDiePie and Mr. Beast to become the highest-earning content creator on this platform.

According to a recent list by Forbes about the highest-earning content creators on YouTube in 2020, some famous YouTubers such as Dude Perfect, David Dobrik, and PewDiePie must be involved. However, the first position on this list doesn’t belong to Mr. Beast, regardless of the record increase in the number of his subscribers this year. Accordingly, his income of nearly Rs220 crore and 300 crore views are just enough for Mr. Beast to stand in the second position.

The year 2020, in fact, is the second consecutive year in which Ryan takes down other popular YouTubers to hold the crown when it comes to the revenue from this platform. It takes as no surprise that the majority of his viewers are children. Ryan’s World has attracted tons of views and subscribers. To get more specific, there are over 417 lakh new subscribers and 1220 crore views on his channel in 2020. The little YouTuber is said to earn about Rs216 crore ($29.5 million) this year.

While millions of people have to stay at home due to the COVID-19 lockdown, YouTube has obviously experienced a hugely successful year. Accordingly, Minecraft is one of the most-watched games on this platform this year. Ryan’s World with a lot of fun must be a great option for busy parents to make their children busy while the whole world tries to adapt to the lockdown.