This 17 Year Old Makes $50k a Month Selling Slime | How To Get Rich

Meet 17 year old Marisa who makes a fortune by making and selling slime. Devoting time to creating beautifully shot ASMR videos of her slime is one of Marisa’s marketing secrets; with millions of views and followers on her YouTube and Instagram pages, she’s owning her status as the slime queen teen.

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[andtipidee]

Even if you hate slime, don’t hate on her. She seems serious about her business and I’m glad she was able to pursue the job she wanted.

[Lara-fxex]

"They said no, but I did it anyways". This is the attitude.

[kipklop]

She seems like a really down to earth person. For 17 years old, I'm glad to see how kinda mature she is! Good job (:

[pinkribbon]

she has a super colourful personality back then and i remember thats the reason why she was one of my favourite slime creators

[Bakaa]

Her business is called parakeet slimes tbh not sure why she didn’t get the name out in the video🤯❤️❤️

[klin]

what really stood out is her willingness to be nonconformist
those of the older generation are too quick to write off anything unfamiliar as crazy and her mental fortitude to push through with her idea despite backlash and make a success out of it is to be applauded

[zaidpatel]

Got to respect her for making a business and making money.

Due to Alyvirago I don't believe she is due as much respect. Look at Aly's reply to understand.

[SL-lzjr]

I hope she figures out a way to get a real break. She’s young now but working 7 days a week is terrible in the long run. I’m impressed by her business ability! She’s clearly motivated and dedicated. Great job! This is why we should support our children’s creative or entrepreneurial interests

[angeljet]

What an intelligent business lady. I respect her motivation and spirit. She knows what she wants from life and works hard to achieve her goals. This is why we have to support our children and take their dreams and visions for the future more seriously.

[togeiiii]

She's 17, has a slime business, and makes her own slime AND makes 50k a month and I'm here a 14-year-old sitting on my chair on my desk doing absolutely nothing she's so talented.
Edit:Yes she's talented because she already know how to run and how business works.
Y'all are starting a fight lmao immatures.

[jewellui]

She’s done well but I’m surprised she’s working so much as it looks quite easy for her to hire someone to help her.

[miatopia]

3:01 "if he's watching this, you owe me 4 bucks" LOL 😂😂

[julianaguerrero]

I love how she takes her business seriously! She really went from making slime content to selling it!

[travellingyeti]

She doesn't sound like those annoying teenagers, she seems like a great, business-savy person

[TraumaQueen]

What a clever girl. True entrepreneur! We need more kids like this, with their heads screwed on right. Congrats mum and dad

[timotheechalamet]

tbh I can’t believe she still makes 50k a month bcos I thought the slime trend had pretty much died out…

[KrabbyPattySecretForumla]

Props to her though. She saw something she wanted to do and she went for it even though her parents wasn't really agreeing with her.

[mrcat]

Good for her. Her marketing and packaging is very professional.

[anastarj]

It's a very smart business. She has two revenue streams from both the media and the medium. It's both visual and tactile. For an artist's, it can be hard to make a livelihood from the art made because it might not be so functional. However this material is easy to understand, visually and touch satisfying. What's more, herself shows commitment to what is her craft and people can see that. It makes the product even more valuable to see the crafter take that care.

[missxmarvel]

This is why you should never listen to anyone when it comes to success. Imagine if she listen to her parents?