Heart Diamond Real Women Love Baseball Smart Women Love The New York Mets 2023 shirt

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There are so many variables to this. It could be $1 a month or could be $100k a month. It depends on so many different factors. It’s also very likely that it could take months or even years to start making money. If you really want to be a content creator then do it but don’t focus on the Heart Diamond Real Women Love Baseball Smart Women Love The New York Mets 2023 shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this money side of things. Focus on learning and making the best content possible and the views, subs and money will come eventually. Here’s some helpful statistics! If you have more than 1k subscribers you’re in the top 8.8% of creators. If you livestream and have more than 20 people watching you, you’re in the top 1% of streamers on Twitch. Thats depressing for twitch, its boom or bust over there lol. Im in the top 0.03% of Youtube channels apparently.

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Over 1k subs in the Heart Diamond Real Women Love Baseball Smart Women Love The New York Mets 2023 shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this top 8.8%? Really? Seems to me we have so many that are over 1k subs that it shouldn’t even be the top 20% realistically. Kinda like there are so many channels out there that have 1Million subs that even those should maybe be the top 25%, and the numbers from there are the really huge channels. I looked it up and a graph from 2021 showed they was 38 million channels with less that 100 subs. It used data from social Blade so that doesn’t even include channels with less than 5. thats an impossibility large number, there are only like 7-9 billion people on the planet. every single person would have to have several youtube accounts Most people have several youtube accounts. I factored higher for multiple accounts, people who have died and still have accounts, and spam bots. Never underestimate the bots. Lol I’m seeing the huge numbers of people that are slightly over the 1k mark and still failing to get any traction. The numbers are so huge that it has to be like the 50% mark. No bias, just that any channel that is even remotely consistent can hit the 1k mark. it’s literally a proven bias, it’s not your bias but i guess the youtube societies. you aren’t being shown every single youtuber, esp not the ones under 1k, you’re only being shown the biggest, so of course we all assume there a more of them, but the data shows (and even if it didn’t you could assume) more people are failing than succeeding, but because we only hear the stories of the ones who win, we only hear the survivors bias. 1k never meant successful but it is around that 9% mark. I oddly enough believe 8.8% for channels over 1k subs – it’s fairly consistent with the rate of failure I’ve seen helping new creators (there’s a massive number that just want to be like [insert famous youtuber] here, and just want to be told, “just be yourself and you’ll get views” – when in reality, it’s work, and a lot of people don’t like doing that kind of work)

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.