TikTok's run is unstoppable. Not only is social becoming more and more central in the lives of young creators, so much so that it now counts more than a billion monthly users worldwide and about 13 million people reachable in Italy with campaigns, but it is very quickly turning into a valuable source of income.
It is therefore not surprising what was recently revealed by Wall Street Journal which, starting from a ranking of Forbes, pointed out that many of these young influencers are now richer even than the managers of the largest U.S. corporations included in the S&P 500 index.
Leading the way is Charli D’Amelio who, together with her sister Dixie, earned more than $27.5 million in a single year.
Leading the way is Charli D’Amelio who, along with her sister Dixie, has earned more than $27.5 million. With 56.8 million followers, Dixie D’Amelio is second on the list and has generated assets of about $10 million. Older sister of Charli, the senior D'Amelio is less influential, but defends herself well.
Interesting earnings also for Addison Rae, which takes third place in the ranking with 86.2 million followers and revenue of $8.5 million.
87.5 million followers, a turnover of 5 million, and the fourth highest ranking for Bella Poarch
Numerous projects and ideas have also been put forth by Josh Richards, another very young tiktoker with a fanbase of 25.6 million followers and assets of about 5 million.
With nearly 42.3 million followers and a profit of $4.75 million, Collins stands out for a humor that is family friendly, which immediately allowed her to benefit from brand partnerships with Hershey, Lionsgate and Pantene.
39.3 million followers and a turnover of $4.75 million. Here are the numbers of Avani Gregg, another very young tiktoker, which closes the ranking