How Much Do YouTubers Make? Answering your questions about money 💵

Have more questions? Leave them below for my next Q&A!

**GIVEAWAY CLOSED**

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[tina_yong]

I was super nervous uploading this but I hope you guys enjoyed it and found it useful. Let me know if you want to see regular Girl Talks and what topics you’re interested in.

[kritter]

Not too many people are willing to sit down and talk about money with a few hundred thousand people. You're very brave.

[shanaselvam]

ive never met a youtuber whos actually honest about money tbh, ur the first

[lyndal.]

This is why I love you...you're never afraid to share the knowledge and experiences you've had and learned....thanks for always keeping it 💯

[linj]

hey tina, you are not the first youtube trying to talk about "how much a YouTuber make" topic but you are the first one who is honest and showing us your dashboard!! thanks for sharing that information, really appreciated.

[Lena-nywu]

It’s very brave of you to put yourself under scrutiny by showing us the “behind the scenes” of your youtube income, but just the small portion of your income that you showed us is sooo much more informative than every other video I’ve scene about this topic. Thanks for sharing!

[lily]

Tina is one of the people who once again prove that you don’t need to study to become successful. Dropping out of school to follow her passion, I applaud her for taking the risk and staying smart about it. Having different revenue streams in this volatile world is so important & I hope to hear more about this topic!

[corinaviolina]

When I was younger, I really wanted to be an interpreter because I love languages and helping people! Today, I am happily a professional violinist and violin teacher and it is an incredibly fulfilling job :)

[daddyt]

Yayy I love the transparency! It really helps a newbie like me who doesn’t know what to expect from a career like this. Thanks!

[fizzaimran]

I have realized that YouTube is not an easy career path as it seems to be! It requires alot of hardwork passion and tons of patience!

[bunnihatesyou]

I really love this series. It's like having a big sister that's giving advice

[ispeakfangirl]

"It's really hard for me to part with my money"

Same. Unless its for food, I won't willingly part with my money.

[nataschabinder]

Giveaway Question Answer: Ever since I was three years old I've painted and created art, I started sewing when I was seven. I've been lucky in life to always know exactly what I wanted to be a fashion designer. I'm so happy and grateful to be pursuing that dream.

[NataliaVeraMaldonado]

I wanted to be an equine veterinarian ever since I could remember. Many reasons led me to be a mechanical engineer. And, although I enjoy being an engineer, I wish I had followed my heart. I'm not willing to sacrifice what I have now in order to pursue that specific dream. Still, I learned there are different layers to dreams and, now, I'm an equestrian. My actual dream was to be around horses, and so I'm happy as long as I have that. Thank you for sharing your story with us, Tina!

[twinmomma]

This was amazing! Your transparency is exactly why I love watching you! Thank you for this!

[Rosalye]

When I was younger, I always knew that I wanted to work with children, since then it has led me to pursue a career in teaching. Now I’m a preschool teacher at Google! ☺️

[rosieisbored]

When I was younger, I wanted to be so many things: a scientist or an interior designer or graphic designer or author to name a few. Currently I’m a masters student in mechanical engineering, so complete 180 😆 but I still do artistic stuff on the side (part time job as graphic designer and i also do photography as a hobby) so I still try to keep that side of me alive

[madeleineyee]

When I was younger I was so dead set on being a veterinarian because animals are so interesting and I love them so much. But now I'm studying to be a biomedical engineer (: the math and science behind helping people just really interested me so I'm studying it so that I can help people feel better.

[otrmeeu]

girl when you started talking about that immigrant family life i started tearing up cuz that's how i felt growing up too... it just just so comforting to hear someone else talk about it

[luschinadiary]

When I was younger I wanted to be a marine life scientist, later I found my passion for skincare and makeup but still chose to study Business administration, and worked as an auditor for a year. Now I am just figuring out what I really wanna do. Thank you for your story Tina! It actually inspired me!