Although Twitch streamer Rohat earns more money with YouTube, he prefers being a streamer over a YouTuber. In his stream, he expresses his astonishment at the earnings he made with YouTube in 2023.
Who is Rohat? Rohat is a German Twitch streamer who is mainly known for his GTA-RP streams. The 21-year-old has over 500,000 followers on Twitch and nearly 400,000 subscribers on YouTube. This makes him one of the biggest streamers on Twitch.
On YouTube, he publishes videos ranging from restaurant visits to challenges and gaming content. On Twitch, the streamer primarily plays Fortnite and is active in “Just Chatting”.
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Why does Rohat think YouTube is a money cheat? In one stream, the influencer revealed his YouTube earnings. Together with the chat, the streamer went through his YouTube dashboard and looked at his earnings per month, quarter, and year, as well as individual videos.
He himself seems astonished by the channel’s earnings during the stream and then says, “YouTube is such a money cheat”.
Here you can see a clip from the stream:
The earnings are in the six-figure range
How much money does Rohat earn with YouTube? Rohat earns a lot of money with YouTube.
- In the last 28 days, Rohat is said to have earned about €17,000.
- In the last 3 months, about €34,000, during which he did not publish a video for one month.
- In the last year, Rohat is said to have earned €130,000 from YouTube ad revenue.
- With the video “Best of Basketball Tournament,” he earned about €2,500.
All figures do not include partnerships or product placements; these are just the earnings from YouTube itself.
I just prefer being a streamer over a YouTuber.
Rohat
Why does Rohat say that? The streamer spends more time on Twitch than creating YouTube videos. The 21-year-old did not publish any videos for a month.
He thinks that one could run YouTube with several channels at the same time to earn a lot more money than he currently does.
Many streamers already know the trick and have one or more YouTube channels alongside their Twitch channel to generate additional revenue. One German is even among the top 10 largest streamers on Twitch.
