Just like every other content creator on YouTube, the biggest and most successful South African YouTubers right now also had their days of little beginnings. The struggles and low moments probably served as a boost as they have been able to grow their YouTube channels with consistency and constant improvement. And as a result, their hard work and efforts have absolutely paid off, and YouTube has now become a good income stream.<\/p>\n
Although African YouTubers as a whole still take the backseat when it comes to YouTube channel subscribers’ views and income, especially when compared to other big YouTube channels in the world like MrBeast, T-series, PewDiePie, and 5-minutes craft, there are still some noteworthy African YouTubers who stand out among the rest.<\/p>\n
While surfing through YouTube, you should absolutely check out some of the biggest and most successful South African YouTubers and subscribe to their channels to support what they do and help put South African-owned YouTube channels on the list of biggest YouTube channels worldwide.<\/p>\n
The level of a YouTuber’s success is determined by the number of subscribers they have, the average number of views per video, number of impressions, total number of views, and cost per mile, contributing to the overall income from YouTube. It would be best if you also kept in mind that a person’s income is not determined by the number of subscribers they have but rather by the number of views they get per month.<\/p>\n
So, the fact that one YouTuber has more subscribers than another does not automatically translate to more money for the person. However, having more channel subscribers puts you at an advantage point with regards to potential earnings. The biggest and most popular South African YouTubers are big, not just because of their subscribers’ count but also because of the number of views they get on each video. Here is a list of these successful South African YouTubers to check out.<\/p>\n
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