How YouTubers Will Soon Be Billionaires (Seriously)
In the early days of YouTube, it was a platform where people could simply post videos online for free. It was a place to share moments with the world, or just with family and friends. But then, something remarkable happened. YouTube started sharing ad revenue with its creators, and companies began paying these creators to promote their products. Suddenly, being a YouTuber transformed from a hobby into a legitimate job. Fast forward to today, and we find that countless studies reveal that becoming a YouTuber is the most coveted profession in the world. Surprisingly, it has eclipsed the dream jobs of becoming an astronaut, doctor, or teacher. However, when mainstream media discusses this trend, it often does so with a dismissive tone, implying that young creators should pursue "real" careers. The term "influencer" has garnered a somewhat negative reputation, with many seeing it as a label for talentless individuals who create exaggerated lives and promote products f...
