- MrBeast, America’s biggest YouTuber, said he doesn’t “really need the money” for personal spending.
- The YouTuber said he spends most of his money making videos and hardly ever leaves his studio.
- Donaldson previously stated that he lives in a North Carolina photo studio.
Jamie Donaldson, America’s biggest YouTuber, shared his thoughts on money in an interview published on September 27.
Speaking to Graham Stefan, host YouTube Podcast “Iced Coffee Hour” Donaldson said he’s reinvesting ad revenue from his complex videos into producing new content, rather than accumulating profits in a personal bank account.
He said, “I live in the studio there, so I’m not worried about paying for the mansion. I don’t drive a Lamborghini. I had a really grumpy lifestyle because it gives you freedom.”
Donaldson said earlier He lives in his own photography studio, which is located in his hometown of Greenville, North Carolina
Donaldson continued, “I like money because I can hire more people and grow a business but not so I can increase my lifestyle, or anything else,” adding that “in the last 20 days I only left this studio once, I live here, I am not Really need money for other things.”
The YouTuber said he is able to “withdraw money” from the channel for personal use at any time, for example if he is invited to a poker game with a $50,000 subscription.
“I’m just going to go out 50k and play in it. So it’s not like I don’t have access to capital if I need it,” he said.
Donaldson told Stefan that he is driven to “make the best videos possible,” adding, “Everything I do stems from that.”
Donaldson is one of the The most popular And the highest paid Creators on YouTube. In July, he His main channel has 100 million subscribers His reaction was broadcast to viewers. He is currently the second most subscribed single creator on YouTube, after Pewdiepie.
The YouTuber has earned a good reputation among fans for giving large sums of money to viewers. he is rise to fame in 2018 Donation in thousands of dollars for Twitch users and young YouTubers.
More recently, he has filmed elaborate contests in which fans participate in videos with a chance to win big prizes. last year, Recreated Netflix “Squid Game” for a contest in which 456 fans participated, and in June, he donated $500,000 to a fan in a Contest inspired by the movie “Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory”.
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