KSI YouTube Earnings: UFC News: As of 2023, KSI (the channel) has over 25 million subscribers and had received over 6.2 billion views. It is possible to receive 200,000 views each day on average from various sources. The advertising that plays on the videos should bring in an estimated $440,000 per year, or about $1,200 per day. Follow UFC News Updates with InsideSport.IN.
In order to appeal to a wider audience, KSI maintains a secondary channel called JJ Olatunji where he produces stuff other than FIFA-related. The channel has received over 4.5 billion views and over 17 million subscribers. It receives an average of 1.3 million views every day, which should bring in about $10,000 daily ($3.6 million annually).
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How Much Money Has JJ Olatunji aka KSI Earned From His YouTube Videos?
Olajibe Olatunji, better known on YouTube as KSI, was already a millionaire by the time he was 21. He generated the majority of it while playing FIFA and telling jokes in the privacy of his bedroom.
According to reports, KSI makes £2.9 million ($4.5 million) a year as a YouTuber, though his income varies depending on his activities as he isn’t paid a salary by the company but instead receives income from sponsorships and advertising revenue. According to The Sunday Times, he can make up to £250,000 from his videos.
Making gaming videos in his childhood bedroom was how KSI started his career. In the year 2008, he began uploading his gaming videos to YouTube. His primary YouTube channel, which goes by the name of KSIOlajideBT, primarily features FIFA videos, but as he grew a fan base there, he also started to post comedic sketches and daily vlogs.
The Sidemen, a YouTube group, have posted weekly videos to their channels over the years. They have evolved into a significant consumer brand and are no longer just a band. When he uttered a racial term in one of the Sidemen group’s films, KSI recently found himself at the centre of a controversy.
Hit music videos are now mostly featured on the primary channel, KSI. Now, his other private writing is available on JJ Olatunji.
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