American rapper Bhad Bhabie, whose real name is Danielle Bregoli, has shocked the world by revealing that she has made an incredible $52 million in just one year on a popular subscription-based social media platform that allows content creators to monetize their work through memberships and pay-per-view messages. It’s primarily used by creators in the adult entertainment industry, but it is also used by other creators who produce a variety of content, including fitness, art, and music.
Users can sign up to access exclusive content from creators for a monthly fee, and creators can earn additional income through tips and additional paid content. The site has faced controversy due to the nature of some of the content that is shared on the platform. The 19-year-old rising star has been sharing her life behind the scenes and charging fans $23.99 per month in subscription fees.
Bhabie took to Instagram to show off the receipts, which revealed an impressive $757,526.08 in subscription fees, $267,675.00 in direct message payments and $5,502.35 in tips. This amounts to an incredible total of over $1 million in revenue on the site, and Bhad Bhabie has the receipts to prove it.
You may be asking yourself who that is. The young star first made her mark on the public eye when she appeared on the talk show Dr. Phil with her mother and became an internet sensation. You might remember her as the “cash me outside” girl.
But since then, she’s grown into a powerful and successful businesswoman, having already secured a million-dollar makeup deal, released a hit single and now, this massive financial success.
Bhad Bhabie’s fans were quick to show their admiration and support, praising her for being her own boss and becoming a millionaire all on her own. Some even called her the “youngest female of the decade to go platinum”, and it’s easy to see why.
This impressive feat of financial success further highlights the power and potential of the site, and the impact that the platform has had on the lives of those who use it. Bhad Bhabie’s tale is a testament to the fact that if you have the right product and the right audience, you can make a real difference.
