it felt very rambling and odd. Like his made up examples didn't even seem real? And he went on a rant about how many YouTuber mates he has, as you say his supermarket of choice, odd drop in by a Gary fan.
it felt very rambling and odd. Like his made up examples didn't even seem real? And he went on a rant about how many YouTuber mates he has, as you say his supermarket of choice, odd drop in by a Gary fan.He was rambling on how he does his shopping in Sainsbury’s actually and was only getting a few essentials in Waitrose
It’s hardly like doing your weekly shop at Fortnums or Selfridges is itthe whole video was bonkers really
was very clear to point out everyones outrage with him, without once saying why the people who were supposedly outraged with him were outraged with him?it felt very rambling and odd. Like his made up examples didn't even seem real? And he went on a rant about how many YouTuber mates he has, as you say his supermarket of choice, odd drop in by a Gary fan.
Also a nice tacit threat I thought, both with saying if anyone harassed him again it would be recorded and posted online, and also by mentioning the Yorkshire Pitt bull turning up to that guys work. Real classy guy. Oh he also mentioned he doesn't live in a big house or drive a big fancy car, as though that means something.was very clear to point out everyones outrage with him, without once saying why the people who were supposedly outraged with him were outraged with him?
Certainly...Exactly, he may live not live in a mansion but I'm sure he has lots of cash in the bank.
Have you got a link to that thread please?Certainly...
ChatKFC says:
Gary Eats is probably earning roughly:
£5,000–£10,000 per month from YouTube ads
Possibly £10k–£15k+ total including sponsorships/freebies/other platforms
Main reasons:
Around 450k+ subscribers
Likely 4–6 million monthly views
Food channels usually earn decent ad rates compared with gaming or prank content
Big caveat:
If most views are Shorts, earnings could be much lower
Viral long-form videos pay far better
In short:
Comfortable full-time income, but probably not “Dubai penthouse and rented Lamborghini” money. More “nice semi-detached in Essex and an air fryer the size of a tumble dryer.”
What would he earn for one video with 650K Views in the 1st 24 hours
If a video did 650,000 views in 24 hours, a realistic estimate is:
£500–£1,500 if it’s mostly Shorts traffic
£2,000–£5,000+ if it’s a normal long-form review video with strong UK/US viewers
For his sort of channel, I’d guess:
Around £2k–£4k for that one video
…just from YouTube ads.
Me thinks he doth protest too much.
See the Darren John Thread to see who has tried to jump on the bandwagon.
Sure:Have you got a link to that thread please?
Not sure but think I may have got the wrong Gary Hanna on Companies House website.I recall him saying he was 51 or 52.... obviously he's not and he is delusional and highly manipulative
Exactly. Like, does it have go faster stripes down the sides. Or a racer boy nice, loud, blown exhaust. Or a private number plate: WA11Y G4RYHe could have gotten an extra 4 or 5 minutes worth of film, if only he had told us more about his Fiesta
He's about 60.Not sure but think I may have got the wrong Gary Hanna on Companies House website.
+ the danny and garry channel, + book salesCertainly...
ChatKFC says:
Gary Eats is probably earning roughly:
£5,000–£10,000 per month from YouTube ads
Possibly £10k–£15k+ total including sponsorships/freebies/other platforms
Main reasons:
Around 450k+ subscribers
Likely 4–6 million monthly views
Food channels usually earn decent ad rates compared with gaming or prank content
Big caveat:
If most views are Shorts, earnings could be much lower
Viral long-form videos pay far better
In short:
Comfortable full-time income, but probably not “Dubai penthouse and rented Lamborghini” money. More “nice semi-detached in Essex and an air fryer the size of a tumble dryer.”
What would he earn for one video with 650K Views in the 1st 24 hours
If a video did 650,000 views in 24 hours, a realistic estimate is:
£500–£1,500 if it’s mostly Shorts traffic
£2,000–£5,000+ if it’s a normal long-form review video with strong UK/US viewers
For his sort of channel, I’d guess:
Around £2k–£4k for that one video
…just from YouTube ads.
Me thinks he doth protest too much.
See the Darren John Thread to see who has tried to jump on the bandwagon.
Where was he filming this epic? In the street? Why? He could have done it at home or in his Fiesta, would make more sense than standing outside somewhere with Joe Public passing by.it felt very rambling and odd. Like his made up examples didn't even seem real? And he went on a rant about how many YouTuber mates he has, as you say his supermarket of choice, odd drop in by a Gary fan.
well quite particularly given the level of risk he appears to be under-someone tell RAVEC quick so they can consider his security-for such a high profile figureWhere was he filming this epic? In the street? Why? He could have done it at home or in his Fiesta, would make more sense than standing outside somewhere with Joe Public passing by.
He dropped the optics ball on his chosen public location for feeling so scared in public lolWhere was he filming this epic? In the street? Why? He could have done it at home or in his Fiesta, would make more sense than standing outside somewhere with Joe Public passing by.
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