Nico Kenn De Balinthazy better known as SNEAKO, is a former American YouTuber who is known for his commentary and motivational videos but he still occasionally makes appearances on other YouTubers videos.
He is now on rumble(rumbler) doing reactions to controversial topics in politics, pop culture and entertainment, debating with feminists, extreme leftists or liberals and motivating young men to become the best versions of themselves.
He had a second channel titled SHNEAKO, where he did live streams and reuploaded the clips. He started a series called One Minute Podcast where he would upload socio-political commentary and hot takes. He would also upload rants, reviews and political commentaries.
He occasionally vlogs, most of which were made while he was still dating his girlfriend. SNEAKO also used to work for MrBeast. He previously also occasionally did Stand-Up Comedy.
On October 3, 2022, both of SNEAKO’s channels were terminated by YouTube due to severe or repeated violations of YouTube’s TOS, although his main channel did not have any strikes. SNEAKO later released a statement thanking all of his followers for supporting him in his nine years on Youtube and moved his videos to Rumble.
How Much Does Sneako Earn From YouTube?
SNEAKO attracted close to 2 million subscribers on YouTube. The channel launched in 2013 and is based in the United States.
On average, SNEAKO’s YouTube channel receives 3.46 million views a month, and around 115,000 views a day.
Monetized channels generate money by playing ads for every one thousand video views. YouTubers can earn an average of between $3 to $7 per thousand video views. With this data, we predict the SNEAKO YouTube channel generates $13,000 in ad revenue a month and $207,000 a year.
Some YouTube channels earn even more than $7 per thousand video views. If SNEAKO makes it on the top end, video ads could earn SNEAKO over $373,000 a year.
SNEAKO likely has additional revenue sources. Influencers could advertise their own products, secure sponsorships, or earn money with affiliate commissions.