In a recent episode of his podcast, Views, David Dobrik made a telling admission about his YouTube ad earnings. The 25-year-old, who counts 18 million subscribers and has been nabbing 35 million monthly views, says, "I haven’t made a dollar off YouTube in like three to four years.”
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David Dobrik Says He Hasn’t Made Any YouTube Ad Money In Roughly Four Years
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David Dobrik Says Monthly YouTube Ad Earnings Went From $275,000 To $2,000 In Two Years
David Dobrik has been reasonably candid about his financial experiences as one of the world's most successful YouTubers. And now, the 23-year-old, who was recently named one of People’s 'Sexiest Man Alive', is giving fans a clearer window into his pre- and post-'Adpocalypse' earnings.
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