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In 2022, YouTube did $29B in revenue. So I'd say yes, it's quite fastlane.<br />
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<a href="https://www.statista.com/statistics/289659/youtube-share-of-google-total-ad-revenues/" target="_blank" class="link link--external" rel="nofollow ugc noopener">YouTube: share of Google net ad revenues 2022 | Statista</a><br />
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For everybody else, it's mostly a sales channel, so only part of a bigger picture.<br />
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Now, if you are talking about "YouTubers" who make their money mainly through revenue share for ads and sponsorships, I would say no, it's not fastlane. I consider those, also influencers, as celebrities, with all that comes with that, for example very low chance of an outlier success. One of the premises of the OG fastlane book was actually to achieve live-changing wealth when you are not a celebrity.
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</blockquote>I wont make most of it through that, its going to be through a subscription based private group. Hamza (a self improvement yter I recommend), does this, he charges 500 upfront, 99 a month and like more than 100 people have it, he makes more than 10k a month.</div>
