Fantastic! These 8 K-Pop Idols Have High Earnings from Their Own YouTube Channels

Kapanlagi.com - YouTube has now become one of the increasingly popular platforms that cannot be separated from daily life. Having diverse content, YouTube has become one of the choices to clear the mind after a busy day.

This also applies to K-Pop idols who now open their own YouTube channels to share many activities that may not have been shared with fans before. According to Allkpop, these idols even earn high income from YouTube after actively uploading videos on their YouTube channels.

Who are these idols? Let's check them out together!

1. Jae DAY6

Jae DAY6 ©Instagram.com/eajpark

A man named Park Jae Hyung or commonly known as Jae DAY6 has opened his own YouTube account on January 2, 2016. He has uploaded a total of 29 videos and has gained 883 thousand subscribers. Thanks to his YouTube account eaJmusic, he managed to earn 162 thousand US dollars or approximately 2.4 billion Indonesian Rupiah per year. Daebak!

2. IU

IU ©Instagram.com/dlwlrma

Active on YouTube since 2017, IU often greets her fans through interesting videos such as cover songs and prank contents. She has 93 videos on her personal YouTube channel and has accumulated 3.89 million subscribers and attracted 163 million viewers. It turns out that she earns a substantial income of 49 thousand US dollars or approximately 712 million Indonesian Rupiah per month from YouTube.

3. Bomi Apink

Bomi Apink ©Instagram.com/__yoonbomi__

Having a YouTube account named Bbom Bbom Bbom that she opened since April 17, 2018, this golden-voiced Apink member has uploaded a total of 116 videos. Starting from videos of her playing games to mukbang, Bomi has successfully gathered 812 thousand subscribers. Now she can earn an income of 87 thousand US dollars or approximately 129 billion Indonesian Rupiah per year.

4. Lisa BLACKPINK

Lisa BLACKPINK ©Instagram.com/lalalalisa_m

This beautiful girl who is skilled in dance also has a YouTube channel since 2018 with the name Lilifilm Official. Having a total of 9 videos, she mostly uploads high-quality dance videos. Lisa has managed to gather 3.63 million subscribers and earns a payment of 85 thousand US dollars or approximately 1.2 billion Indonesian Rupiah per month.

5. Solar MAMAMOO

Solar MAMAMOO © Twitter @RBW_MAMAMOO

Leader of MAMAMOO also doesn't want to miss out on opening her own YouTube channel called Solarsido. Actively sharing her daily life through fun and cheerful vlogs, she has uploaded 137 videos since January 24, 2019. With 2.25 million subscribers, she earns an income of 21 thousand US dollars or approximately 313 million Indonesian Rupiah every month.

6. Chen EXO

Chen EXO ©Instagram.com/weareone.exo

Kim Jong Dae, also known as Chen, opened his own YouTube channel in March 2019. With a total of 10 cover videos, he has managed to gather 1.73 million subscribers and 23 million viewers. Many fans feel spoiled by his song cover videos and sweet voice, and now Chen earns an income of 12 thousand US dollars or approximately 187 million Indonesian Rupiah every month from YouTube.

7. Baekhyun EXO

Baekhyun EXO ©Instagram.com/baekhyunee_exo

Following the previous members, Baekhyun also created a personal YouTube channel called Baekhyun Channel. Starting on May 16, 2019, he often uploads daily life content such as outings, backstage situations, and his activities during exercise. With only 13 videos, he managed to gather 13 million subscribers and earns an income from the YouTube channel of 3.5 thousand US dollars or around Rp. 50.9 million per month.

8. Hyuna

Hyuna ©Instagram.com/hyunah_aa

Officially opening her personal YouTube channel in September 2019, Hyuna not only greets fans with music content and songs, but also with exciting content such as vlogs of Hyuna doing pilates and content with her boyfriend, Dawn. With 1.45 million subscribers, she earns 6.5 thousand US dollars or approximately Rp. 94 million per month from YouTube.

Have you subscribed to your favorite idol's YouTube channel yet?

Author: Safira Damayanti

(kpl/mag)