Pat the NES Cunt

[mad bum]

Larry just likes to sperg about Pat every chance he gets, he was blinded by your question

[Guest]

[mad bum]

He still has those fucking things in bank vaults when he could sell them to help put a tiny dent in his overpriced commiefornia home.

[Guru Larry]

You haven't answered my question. How much money are we talking about at 500k views. Just a rough estimate.

Depends on the time of year/legenth of video/how many ads you put on a video.

But on a good month and a 10+ minute video, I'd say about $700 - $1000.

YouTube is a weird beast, I've had high views and terrible money, and terrible views and amazing money. My most recent video (Unfinished Trilogies) has just broke 100K views and I've earned £325 ($457) so far from it.

[mad bum]

My most recent video (Unfinished Trilogies) has just broke 100K views and I've earned £325 ($457) so far from it.

And these internet nobodies cry about money.

[Kugelfisch]

Sounds much more than reasonable, considering one can easily make a video a week at or above the quality of his videos. Once you've got a pipeline and routine, it's a piss easy job to do.
Podcasts don't take more time to make than it takes to listen to them, especially since he doesn't even have to do the minute work of a few cuts, rendering and uploading himself.

[Carn]

Don't forget you can have a Patreon on top of that. If you stream you'll also get donations guaranteed as well.

[Rapeculture]

Don't forget you can have a Patreon on top of that. If you stream you'll also get donations guaranteed as well.

Patreon is the main reason most of these internet nobodies can keep being faggoty manchildren anyway.

[Guest]

[Some Sick Fuck]

Pat the Cuck wasn't even good enough to get on TGWTG? One of the few things they did right.

Also, are they both fucking drunk, or are they making this while they just woke up? What is this shit, this is the best they can do? Suddenly makes Lordfat's podcasts sound like masterpiece, at least that guy could get somewhat energetic. These two sound like they're reenacting how japanese probably felt while surrendering in 1945.