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Here's how much money YouTubers made from PTI's November protests

News Desk

Jan 13

Prominent journalist Absar Alam has revealed the incomes of seven YouTubers in November, the same month in which Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) had staged a protest march towards Islamabad.

 

Talking on his Samaa TV show Mere Sawal, Absar recalled that following the “final call” of party founder Imran Khan, the convoy led by Chief Minister (CM) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) Ali Amin Gandapur and former First Lady Bushra Bibi marched towards the federal capital on November 24. The protest ended after police launched an operation on the night of November 26, leading to violent clashes and deaths.

 

PTI had demanded the repeal of the recently passed 26th Constitutional Amendment, the release of all political prisoners, including Imran Khan, and the return of their mandate.

 

Former ruling party demonstrators clashed with security officials during the three-day protest.

 

Veteran journalist Absar Alam disclosed the seven YouTubers’ income in November alone.

 

Here are the details:

 

1st YouTuber

 

According to a research report presented by TV host Absar Alam, the first YouTuber with 55 lac subscribers earned two lac dollars ($200,000) in November alone, which is equivalent to five crore fifty-six lac rupees (PKR55,600,000). The annual income of the YouTuber was 70 crore rupees. However, the journalist stated that the YouTuber is a “fugitive from Pakistan.”

 

2nd YouTuber

 

Absar Alam revealed that the second YouTuber with 11 lac subscribers earned 80,000 dollars in November, equivalent to two crore twenty-two lac rupees (PKR22,200,000), with an annual income of twenty-six crore thirty-five lac rupees (PKR263,500,000).

 

3rd YouTuber

 

Absar Alam claimed that the third YouTuber, who holds 25 lac subscribers, earned around $50,000, which is equivalent to one crore of 40 lac rupees (PKR14,000,000); the YouTuber earned 15 crore rupees in one year. “I know this YouTuber; he hardly earned 25,000 rupees when he was in Nawaiwaqt newspaper. He is a fugitive from Pakistan,” Alam added.

 

4th YouTuber

 

As per the journalist's research, the third YouTuber with 680,000 subscribers, who is also a fugitive from Pakistan, earned $20,000 in November, equivalent to 55 lac rupees. The annual income of the YouTuber was six crore eighty lac rupees (68,000,000).

 

5th YouTuber

 

The fifth YouTuber with 14 lac subscribers earned $11,500, which is equivalent to 32 lac rupees; the annual income of the YouTuber was three crore eighty lac rupees (PKR38,000,000). “He is an American citizen,” Alam revealed.

 

6th YouTuber

 

The third YouTuber with one million subscribers earned $10,000 (PKR270,000) in November. The YouTuber earned (35,000,000) rupees annually, the former Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA) chairman revealed. “The YouTuber had only a motorbike in two-three years ago,” the journalist said.

 

7th YouTuber

 

The seventh YouTuber with five lac thirty-three thousand (533,000) subscribers earned $6000 in November, equivalent to nearly 16 lac rupees; the YouTuber earned two crore rupees in one year, Alam claimed.

 

However, the veteran journalist did not disclose the names of the YouTubers.

 

Additionally, the journalist said, “Out of the seven YouTubers, only one lives in Pakistan.”

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