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Top 10 World’s Richest YouTubers In 2024

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In the dynamic landscape of online content creation, YouTube continues to serve as a platform for individuals to showcase their talents, entertain audiences, and build lucrative careers.

There are a number of YouTube users also known as YouTubers who have made a name for themselves while sharing engaging and immersive content on the platform that generates millions of views consistently.

Here is a list of the richest YouTubers, per Favoree, in the digital entertainment industry in 2024:

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1. Jeffree Star – Estimated Net Worth $200M

Known for his makeup tutorials, beauty product reviews, and cosmetics line, Jeffree Star has transformed YouTube fame into a thriving business empire.

His loyal fan base and diverse revenue streams, including his cosmetics brand, Jeffree Star Cosmetics, have earned him substantial income. This business venture developed into one of the biggest hit in the beauty industry.

Jeffree Star has also invested in the cannabis industry, real estate and merchandising.

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2. MrBeast – Estimated Net Worth $120M

With a massive subscriber base and a reputation for extravagant stunts and philanthropy, MrBeast tops the list as the second highest-paid YouTuber. His videos often feature jaw-dropping challenges, giveaways, and impressive acts of generosity.

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Sponsors and brand partnerships have played a significant role in his success, allowing him to channel resources into charitable endeavors which further cemented his position as a YouTube icon.

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The evolution of MrBeast – Rise to fame

In July 2023, MrBeast shared with his Twitter followers that a recent video, produced at an estimated cost of $3 million, earned him $167,000 in advertisement revenue within just a few days.

As for diversification, the 25-year-old has branched out from video-making and now has his own fast-food chain, MrBeast Burger. Even if the company is now suing him for $100 million.

3. Like Nastya – Estimated Net Worth $104M

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Nastya, a young Russian YouTuber, has risen to prominence with her family-friendly content, including toy reviews, vlogs, and educational videos. Through strategic brand partnerships and merchandise sales, Nastya has become one of the wealthiest content creators on YouTube, captivating audiences of all ages.

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4. Ryan’s World – Estimated Net Worth $100M

Since his meteoric rise to fame, Ryan Kaji has maintained his status as one of the wealthiest YouTubers. With his engaging toy unboxing videos, educational content, and merchandise empire, Ryan continues to captivate young audiences worldwide, solidifying his position at the forefront of YouTube success.

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5. Jake Paul – Estimated Net Worth $60M

Jake Paul has become an online powerhouse, but his path to fame isn’t for everyone. He rose to stardom with sometimes shocking content on Vine, a now-closed platform. This approach, while creating a huge following, also made him one of the least popular YouTubers according to user reviews.

Paul hasn’t let the criticism slow him down. He’s turned his online fame into a money-making machine.

High-profile boxing matches, like the one against Nate Diaz that reportedly earned him $2 million, are just one piece of the puzzle. Music and sponsorships add to his financial success.

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6. Dude Perfect – Estimated Net Worth $50M

The sports entertainment group Dude Perfect continues to soar to new heights in 2024. With their captivating trick shots, humorous skits, and collaborative endeavors, the members of Dude Perfect have cultivated a massive following and lucrative business opportunities, securing their place among the richest YouTubers of the year.

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7. PewDiePie – Estimated Net Worth $40M

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Despite facing competition and controversy over the years, PewDiePie remains a dominant force in the YouTube landscape. With his loyal fanbase, diverse content, and entrepreneurial ventures, Felix Kjellberg continues to amass wealth and influence, solidifying his position as one of the richest YouTubers in 2024.

8. Ninja – Estimated Net Worth $40M

Ninja’s infectious personality and top-notch gaming skills propelled him to superstardom on Twitch, the world’s leading platform for live streaming. He later transitioned to YouTube, further solidifying his online presence.

For a brief period, Ninja even dabbled with Microsoft’s Mixer platform, reportedly inking a multi-year contract worth a staggering $20-30 million (according to Forbes). However, Mixer’s closure in 2020 forced him to return his focus to YouTube.

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Ninja’s content recipe is a winning mix: gameplay highlights that showcase his skills, informative tutorials, and exciting collaborations with fellow gaming celebrities. This engaging formula has translated to significant financial success on YouTube. Major brands have lined up to partner with him, showering him with lucrative sponsorships and advertisement deals.

9. Markiplier – Estimated Net Worth $38M

Mark Fischbach, better known as Markiplier, maintains a strong presence on YouTube with his gaming videos, vlogs, and charitable initiatives. With a dedicated fanbase and diversified revenue streams, Markiplier continues to thrive as one of the top earners in the digital entertainment industry.

10. Dan TDM – Estimated Net Worth $35M

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Daniel Middleton, or DanTDM, remains a prominent figure in the gaming community with his Minecraft gameplay videos and family-friendly content. With a dedicated fanbase and strategic partnerships, Middleton continues to thrive as one of the top-earning YouTubers in 2024.

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List Of Persons On Board Iranian President’s Missing Helicopter

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A helicopter carrying Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi was involved in a hard landing while visiting a northern region and his condition is currently unknown.

There were three helicopters in this convoy, two of which were carrying ministers and officials, and they arrived at their destination safely.

According to reports, different rescue groups are moving towards the area to locate the missing helicopter.

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DAILY POST reported that it was unclear if Raisi and others on board with him survived the crash.

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However, given the unsuitable weather conditions, it may take some time for the rescue team to find the helicopter.

According to World of Statistics, those onboard the helicopter when the incident occurred include Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian, East Azerbaijan Governor Malek Rahmati, and Ayatollah Mohammad Ali Ale-Hashem, representative of Iranian Supreme Leader to East Azerbaijan.

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Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Azerbaijan Offer Help To Search President Raisi’s Helicopter

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Iranian search and rescue teams were scouring a fog-shrouded mountainside after a helicopter carrying President Ebrahim Raisi went missing in an “accident” on Sunday, state media said.

Fears grew for the 63-year-old ultraconservative after contact was lost with the helicopter carrying him as well as Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian in East Azerbaijan province, reports said.

“An accident happened to the helicopter carrying the president” in the Jolfa region of the western province, state television said, while some officials described the incident as a “hard landing”.

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“The harsh weather conditions and heavy fog have made it difficult for the rescue teams to reach the accident site,” said one state broadcaster.

More than 40 rescue teams using search dogs and drones were sent to the site, reported the IRNA news agency.

Raisi was visiting the province where he inaugurated a dam project together with Azerbaijan’s President Ilham Aliyev, on the border between the two countries.

Raisi’s convoy included three helicopters, and the other two had “reached their destination safely,” according to Tasnim news agency.

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Foreign countries were closely following the search effort at a time of high regional tensions over the Gaza war between Israel and Hamas since October 7 that has drawn in other armed groups in the Middle East.

A US State Department spokesman said: “We are closely following reports of a possible hard landing of a helicopter in Iran carrying the Iranian president and foreign minister.

“We have no further comment at this time.”

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An Iranian Red Crescent team was seen walking up a slope in thick fog and drizzling rain, while other live footage showed worshippers reciting prayers in the holy city of Mashhad, Raisi’s hometown.

In neighbouring Iraq, Prime Minister Mohamed Shia al-Sudani “instructed the interior ministry and the Iraqi Red Crescent and other relevant authorities to offer available resources… to aid in the search”.

Azeri President Aliyev said in a post on X that “we were profoundly troubled by the news of a helicopter carrying the top delegation crash-landing in Iran”.

“Our prayers to Allah Almighty are with President Ebrahim Raisi and the accompanying delegation,” he said, noting that his country “stands ready to offer any assistance needed”.

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The accident happened in the mountainous protected forest area of Dizmar near the town of Varzaghan, said the official IRNA news agency.

Military personnel along with the Revolutionary Guards and police had also deployed teams to the area, said army chief-of-staff Mohammad Bagheri.

Iran’s Health Minister Bahram Eynollahi said medical resources had been dispatched.

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The reformist Shargh daily also reported that “the helicopter carrying the president crashed” while two other helicopters had landed safely.

Interior Minister Ahmad Vahidi said one of the helicopters “made a hard landing due to bad weather conditions” and that it was “difficult to establish communication” with the aircraft.

Raisi has been president of the Islamic Republic since 2021 when he succeeded the moderate Hassan Rouhani, for a term during which Iran has faced crisis and conflict.

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He took the reins of a country in the grip of a deep social crisis and an economy strained by US sanctions against Tehran over its contested nuclear programme.

Iran saw a wave of mass protests triggered by the death in custody of Iranian-Kurdish woman Mahsa Amini in September 2022 after her arrest for allegedly flouting dress rules for women.

In March 2023, regional rivals Iran and Saudi Arabia signed a surprise deal that restored diplomatic relations.

Saudi Arabia on Sunday voiced “great concern” after Sunday incident, offering to help with the response.

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We affirm that the Kingdom stands by the sisterly Islamic Republic of Iran in these difficult circumstances and its readiness to provide any assistance that the Iranian agencies need,” the foreign ministry of the Gulf kingdom, a longtime rival of Iran, said in a statement.

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The war in Gaza that broke out on October 7 sent regional tensions soaring again and a series of tit-for-tat escalations led to Tehran launching hundreds of missiles and rockets directly at Israel in April 2024.

In a speech following Sunday’s dam inauguration, Raisi emphasised Iran’s support for Palestinians, a centrepiece of its foreign policy since the 1979 Islamic revolution.

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We believe that Palestine is the first issue of the Muslim world, and we are convinced that the people of Iran and Azerbaijan always support the people of Palestine and Gaza and hate the Zionist regime,” said Raisi.

Raisi, born in 1960 in northeast Iran’s holy city of Mashhad, served as Tehran’s prosecutor-general from 1989 to 1994, deputy chief of the Judicial Authority for a decade from 2004, and then national prosecutor-general in 2014.

His black turban signifies direct descent from the Prophet Mohammed, and state media has referred to him by the senior title of ayatollah in the Shiite clerical hierarchy.

 

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Iranian President: Hamas Raises ‘Great Concern’ Over Helicopter Crash

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Hamas has issued a statement voicing “great concern” after a helicopter carrying Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi and other Iranian officials crashed on Sunday, CNN reports.

Recall that a helicopter carrying Raisi was involved in a hard landing while visiting a northern region and his condition is currently unknown.

Details about the crash are still unclear, as rescue groups are moving towards the area to locate the missing helicopter.

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However, Hamas has expressed “solidarity” towards the president and the “brotherly Iranian people.”

The Hamas statement reads partly: “In this painful incident, we express our full solidarity with the Islamic Republic of Iran, its leadership, government, and people, and we ask Allah Almighty to protect and ensure the safety of the Iranian President and his accompanying delegation, and to keep all harm away from the brotherly Iranian people.”

 

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