Seven British YouTubers turned a channel into a portfolio: clothing shops, a vodka, a chicken chain, a cereal, a venture fund and Netflix and Prime Video shows. Here is what UK filings and reporting actually show.
Prime Hydration went from launch to a reported $250 million in first-year retail sales on the reach of Logan Paul and KSI. Filed accounts and sales data now show a steep decline. Here is the dated record and what founders can take from it.
Jake Paul co-founded a betting app, a Walmart body care line and a boxing promoter. Here are the documented funding rounds, product shifts and partnerships behind Betr, W and Most Valuable Promotions, with lessons for founders.
How streamers make money, line by line: Twitch subscription splits, YouTube ad shares, sponsorships, platform contracts and creator-owned brands. Official payout rates, reported deal figures and what founders can learn from how the biggest creators diversify.
Feastables started as a chocolate bar promoted in MrBeast videos and became the profitable core of Beast Industries. Here is the documented timeline, the reported 2024 numbers, the retail push, and what consumer-goods founders can learn from it.
CrunchLabs turns Mark Rober's engineering videos into toy kits sold by subscription. Here is how the model works, what the boxes cost, how the YouTube channel and Netflix feed sales, and what the company has and has not disclosed.
Beast Industries uses MrBeast's videos as a marketing engine for chocolate, snacks, apps and now finance. Investor documents reported by Bloomberg show which units earn money and which lose it, and how a roughly $5 billion valuation was built.
Myna Snacks paired Twitch star Pokimane with a former Kellogg executive and venture backing. A $28 price tag, a manufacturer controversy and a creator who later stepped away shaped what happened next. Here is the documented timeline and what founders can take from it.
Matthew "Nadeshot" Haag built 100 Thieves into a venture-backed mix of esports teams, streetwear and creator content. Here is how it raised about $120 million, why its revenue mix shifted, and what layoffs and a League of Legends exit say about the model.
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