David Vlas

David Vlas began by uploading videos on video games like ‘Clash Royale’ and ‘Pokémon GO.’ His channel gained traction once he began posting ‘Fortnite: Battle Royale’ challenges and videos. His channel currently has millions of subscribers and millions of views. Some of the most popular videos on his YouTube channel include “Guess The Gun Sound Money Challenge In Fortnite Battle Royale” and “I’m Destroying My Little Brother’s iPhone And Buying Him 100 New Ones”.

“Clash Royale - 15,000 CARDS IN ONE CHEST AND 10 LEGENDARIES! MOST LEGENDARIES EVER WORLD RECORD!” is the oldest video on his channel. The video has over 3 million views as of August 2024. David plays Clash Royale in the video and opens a chest in which he gets 15,000 cards and 10 legendary characters.

Vlas is not only a successful YouTuber but also a mentor who trains many aspiring YouTubers. On March 18, 2016, he launched a new YouTube channel called ‘DavidVlasBusiness,’ where he teaches people how to make money on YouTube. His secondary channel has amassed over 48.6k subscribers and over 100,000 views. He also has a website called ‘YouTube Compilation Machine,’ where he gives a variety of training on how to create compilation videos.

Vlas is well-known on various social media sites, in addition to YouTube as his Instagram feed, where he shares intriguing photos and video clips, has amassed over 78k followers. He also runs a thriving online merchandise store, selling clothing and accessories ranging in price from $19.99 to $59.99.

According to Net Worth Spot, David has an estimated net worth of $250 thousand as of August 2024. Every day, about 3.71 thousand people watch David Vlas' YouTube channel. YouTube channels make between $3 and $7 per thousand video views on average.

According to Net Worth Spot, David Vlas earns $445 every month, totalling $6.68 thousand per year. However, this estimate may be too low. David Vlas might earn up to $12.02 thousand per year if things go well. David Vlas is likely to have extra money streams. Sponsorships, affiliate commissions, product sales, and speaking engagements may produce far more cash than adverts.

David Vlas has a younger brother named Tim Vlas and like his older brother, Tim is a social media celebrity. His self-titled YouTube channel, where he makes videos on ‘Fortnite,’ has over a hundred thousand subscribers. Despite being a high school dropout, David Vlas went on to become one of the USA’s most popular YouTubers.

He frequently works with companies such as ‘Omnia Media’ to create fascinating material. He purchased his dream automobile, a Nissan GT-R, in November 2016. Apart from showing off his car, David Vlas maintains a low profile as far as his personal life is concerned. He currently lives in the United States, where he continues to create interesting content for his YouTube channels.

David is an active social media user and has a huge fan base on the platforms he’s active on.

On Instagram, he is followed by 60.3k users. He only has one post on his account, which is a selfie. On Twitter, he has over 11.6k and over 199.6k followers on TikTok.

David hasn’t posted a video in over 3 years as of August 2024. His videos usually receive several thousand views, and some videos cross hundreds of thousands of views over time. His videos are mostly comprised of vlogs, pranks, challenges and gameplays.

This is his most watched video, with over 14.9 million views as of August 2024. David plays Fortnite with his friends and challenges them to recognise the gun from its sound.

This is his second-most watched video, with over 9.4 million views as of August 2024. David plays a prank on his brother and destroys his iPhone. He buys him new ones at the end of the video.

This is his third-most watched video, with over 8.1 million views as of August 2024. David plays Fortnite with his brother.

This is his fourth-most watched video, with over 7.3 million views as of August 2024. David and his friends get kicked out of an arcade.

• David Vlas established a store that sells T-shirts, sweatshirts, and backpacks.

• His YouTube channel grew to over 400,000 subscribers between 2015 and 2016.