admin A nine-year old boy Ryan Kaji on YouTube who reviews toys has over 40 million subscribers on his channel and has topped the Forbes list of the highest paid YouTuber in the world for the year 2020.
Ryan has been born and brought up in Texas in the United States. His annual income is $29.5 million. He started out with simply unboxing certain toys where he takes the toy out of their wrap and then puts his opinion for the same.
As time moved, this boy started a brand of his own that includes toys, backpacks and many more products. They are put up on sale at Amazon, Target and Walmart. From his brand, sales of a whopping $200 million were administered.
He has over 12,3 billion views on his channel where he reviews various games, toys and sometimes conducts certain science experiments for kids.
The most shocking aspect of this is, that Ryan is merely nine years of age and he started his YouTube channel in the year 2015 and managed to top the list of the highest paid YouTubers in the world in the year 2018 and 2019 which makes this year his third consecutive win.
A video of Ryan that went highly viral and has been viewed more than 2 billion times is his Huge Eggs Surprise Toy Challenge. It is also a part of the sixty most watched videos of all time.
Not only this, the by has managed to reach feats of success at this very early age and now he has signed another contract with the T.V series Nickelodeon which is supposed to fetch him millions of dollars therefore adding more to his worth.
Ryan’s parents are very active YouTubers as well and together they have managed to take over the world with tons of subscribers and more than nine active pages on YouTube.
The others included in this list by Forbes are Mr. Beast on number two ($24 million), Dude Perfect on third ($23 million), Rhett and Link on fourth ($20 million), Markiplier on fifth ($27.8 million), Preston Arsement on sixth ($19 million), Nastya on seventh ($18.5 million), Blippi on eight ($17 million), David Dobrik on ninth ($15.5 million) and finally Jeffree Star on number ten ($15 million).
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