Alex Kushelevskiy, also known popularly as AkaFormula or Formula, is a Russian-American YouTuber, gamer, and social media personality with an estimated net worth of $1.5 million as reported by multiple sources. He first rose to prominence owing to his gaming content, which helped him earn an affiliation with the FaZe Clan and eventually with Luminosity Gaming.
Formula started his gaming career during his teenage years when he became passionate about Call of Duty. He soon came across people with the same love for the game and eventually founded the Red Reserve YouTube gaming channel where he fostered a small impassioned community of Call of Duty players. He registered the now-defunct YouTube channel in November 2014. Despite founding the team, TubeFilter reports that Kushelevskiy chose to manage the clan rather than compete with or make content for them.
He made scattered appearances throughout managing Red Reserve as a gamer and commentator, and eventually managed to get the Red Reserve affiliated with the FaZe Clan. For a long period of time, Red Reserve was treated as a smaller surrogate organization under the FaZe Clan. This tie-up allowed Formula to collaborate with FaZe Clan members and started making occasional Call of Duty collaboration videos.
Following the eventual dissolution and disbanding of the Red Reserve, Formula started leaning toward content creation more than management, following his notable bad experience during his first managerial stint.
Around the same time, Epic Games released their popular Battle Royale, Fortnite. Formula decided to make the switch from CoD to Fortnite and eventually registered his self-titled YouTube account on May 9, 2017.
He found a lot of success as a content creator and first achieved virality when his video “NICEST 10-YEAR-OLD EVER ON FORTNITE GIVES ME HIS SCAR! (EMOTIONAL)” got over a couple of million views within the first few months. Formula was eventually signed up by Luminosity Gaming in 2019 as a content creator and subsequently represented One Percent after being dropped by LG. Currently, Kushelevskiy is managed by Up North Management.
Alex Kushelevskiy has earned an impressive net worth of $1.5 million as reported by multiple sources. Formula’s primary source of income remains to be AdSense revenue from his multiple YouTube channels. Apart from that, Formula also earns a decent amount from sponsorships and business ventures.
Net Worth Spot estimates that the Formula YouTube channel has an estimated net worth of about $486,020 on its own and the channel earns an estimated $121,510 a year based on the estimate that YouTube channels earn anywhere between $3-$7 per one thousand views. However, these are conservative estimations and Alex could very well earn over $218,710 a year.
Social Blade reports Formula earns anywhere between $610-$9,800 per month and anywhere between $7,300-$117,100 per year. Apart from this, he has two other YouTube channels that also offer quite a bit of money via AdSense revenue.
SteelSeries is among Formula’s most notable sponsors at the moment. Prior to this, Formula was a member of the gaming organization called Luminosity Gaming. After they got dropped by Luminosity gaming, the collective of Randumb, Nicks, Kiwiz, Formula, Razz, and Aeolus joined a new organization under the name One Percent.
As reported by TubeFilter, Formula is a co-owner of the CTRL Meal Replacement drink company.
Being accredited as a co-owner of the self-funded One Percent gaming organization, the team of Randumb, Nicks, Kiwiz, Formula, Razz, and Aeolus lived in a multi-million dollar mansion in Florida. The mansion featured a kitchen coffee station, an infinity hot tub with a lighted pool, a movie theater, a gaming room, and a grand piano allegedly used by Frank Sinatra as reported by BusinessInsider.
In a YouTube video titled One Percent House Garage Tour, Formula reveals that he owns a Jeep Wrangler ($44,000), a baby blue Huracán LP 610 (which starts from $206,295), and a gray Range Rover (Which starts from $83k)
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