Kwadwo Sheldon Hits 100 Million Views On His YouTube Channel, Ghanaians Estimate How Much He Has Made So Far

• Kwadwo Sheldon has reached 100 million views on the YouTube channel he started in 2019
• The famous Ghanaian icon revealed this on his Twitter handle where he posted a view that was made in celebration of the feat
• Sheldon is estimated to have made $200,000 to $300,000 so far for the number of views he's got on the channel

Popular Ghanaian YouTuber, Kwadwo Sheldon, has announced a huge success he has chalked on the video-making platform.

In a post on his Twitter handle, Sheldon revealed that he had reached 100 million views on YouTube, sharing a video that captured a brief summary of the journey so far.

This is a huge milestone for the Ghanaian icon who started the channel just three years ago in 2019.

How much has Kwadwo Sheldon made on YouTube

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Below was an estimate by one of Sheldon's fans after his milestone was posted.

@menngyimi said:

If 1,000,000 views =$5,000

100,000,000 = x

Find x

If more less divide

100,000,000

——————— x 5000 = X 1,000,000

Therefore, X = $500,000

I sincerely think with $500,000 income you should rather be doing give away rather than saying thank you.

@ANuerllah, simply congratulated Sheldon saying:

This is what happens when you’re good at what you do and God just adds up his final touch✨. Congrats. @kwadwosheldon

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According to Intuit.com, YouTube pays 2,000 - 3,000 USD for every one million views. If this is true for Sheldon, then it means he has made 200,000 to 300,000 USD so far on the platform.

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Asantewaa, Kwadwo Sheldon, Other Major Influencers Make It To BBC Documentary

As YEN.com.gh also reported, popular TikTok star Asantewaa and famous YouTuber and content creator Kwadwo Sheldon, have been featured in an exclusive BBC documentary.

According to the renowned British media house, BBC, the documentary is centered on the struggles of being a content creator in Ghana. It also highlights the financial aspect of how these influencers make money online.

Sharing the news on her Instagram page, Asantewaa, gave glory to God for how far she has come and also for a media house in the United Kingdom for recognizing her works.

Source: YEN.com.gh