nutnfancy nlr

[Carcassonne]

Because tacticool. It's got to fit the P.O.U. for S.A.C. in T.N.P. and the N.L.R. does that for S.H.T.F., but I'm sure he'll eventually put together a 20" version dipped in kryptek typhon and call it the Tactical Urban Rifle Design.

Has he come out with his Junta Urban Nutnfancy Kalashnikov affixed with a Performance Oriented Suppressor?


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[Cypriss32]

Spot on. And I will give the guy benefit of the doubt and say that he partially does all that(more like most of that) for the money. Youtube actually pays out a decent amount to guys who get that many hits

Are you sure about that.....?
Or are you saying things you really know nothing about.

[AJAX22]

Oh look it's cerocoated how original and innovative

[BillyGoatCrawler]

Are you sure about that.....?
Or are you saying things you really know nothing about.

That youtube pays people who get a number of hits on ads and that companies will pay for advertisement? Is that a serious question or are you just wanting to nitpick?

[ar15barrels]

/jeebus, with stuff like this passing for custom it's no wonder the RPR is sold out.

Remember that "custom" just means different.
It does not mean quality.
A $4 can of krylon sprayed on a $250 Savage makes it "custom".

[Cypriss32]

That youtube pays people who get a number of hits on ads and that companies will pay for advertisement? Is that a serious question or are you just wanting to nitpick?

Do you really think HE NutnFancy does that for money?

Because he does not. Hes been making You Tube Videos before it was "cool."

[Carcassonne]

Are you sure about that.....?
Or are you saying things you really know nothing about.

James Yeager claimed he made $1000 one month on youtube. Considering it came from James Yeager, that could mean anything.


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[BillyGoatCrawler]

Do you really think HE NutnFancy does that for money?

Because he does not. Hes been making You Tube Videos before it was "cool."

Yes and back then he used to do 6-10 minute knife reviews with occasional shooting videos.

Now he does 45 minute tacticool videos. Sounds like you're speculating just as much.

James Yeager claimed he made $1000 one month on youtube. Considering it came from James Yeager, that could mean anything.


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And yes, that is hilarious. Not quite as bad as his buddy Whoever Willis.

[Shakey]

Are you sure about that.....?
Or are you saying things you really know nothing about.

Do you really think HE NutnFancy does that for money?

Because he does not. Hes been making You Tube Videos before it was "cool."

Standish - excellent job, you outed a NFPer in our midst! I don't know why Cypriss32 is bent on this, it's just capitalism.

Joking aside, the CPC for the kinds of things that he reviews vary from $0.25 to about $5 and he has a total of ~200M views. If he has good ad engagement he could have made $100k off his channel. It's hard to pin it down, it could be a lot higher or lower depending on the ads and his users, but $1000 per 1M views is not unreasonable and YT takes a ~50% cut. Again, that's a WAG but I'd be surprised if he made less than $50k or more than $300k.

[TripleThreat]

FPS Russia makes about $250K per year on just his videos.

And as always, have nice day!

Triple

[Carcassonne]

FPS Russia makes about $250K per year on just his videos.

And as always, have nice day!

Triple

How do you know?


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[Shakey]

I don't undestand why people are so surprised about this. The top YouTube video game reviewer made $7.3M last year off of something like 3.5B views. There is a fraction of a penny to be made from each view, if you have hundreds of millions of views it adds up. I know it looks like "some dude and his buddy filming with his cell phone in their spare time" (and a lot people do start like that) but there's a lot of business going on behind the scenes.

[milotrain]

Youtube actually pays out a decent amount to guys who get that many hits and tacticool stuff gets a following.

http://socialblade.com/youtube/user/nutnfancy

This rifle could be a troll to get people to watch his videos, or not. He could be making real money, or not.

[ratled]

I don't undestand why people are so surprised about this. The top YouTube video game reviewer made $7.3M last year off of something like 3.5B views. There is a fraction of a penny to be made from each view, if you have hundreds of millions of views it adds up. I know it looks like "some dude and his buddy filming with his cell phone in their spare time" (and a lot people do start like that) but there's a lot of business going on behind the scenes.

^^^^ This^^^^^

And don't forget merchandising such TNP patches, shirts, signed spent casings and now this rifle. Also You Tube and Amazon- if you link to them - will send you products as incentives or reviews

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[Ryan in SD]

True the guy gets pretty carried away with accronyms and has long videos and loves to be the center of attention. But, I find his videos ok for the most part. I dont watch them much anymore because I dont have that sort of time but there was a time when I learned a lot about products I considered buying.

Just dont take anything for gospel and input your own experience and you will have a good starting point on a new purchase after watching a review of his (or any).