PewDiePie's net worth in 2024 is $45 million. PewDiePie remains one of the most popular YouTube stars of our time. His longevity can be attributed to his consistency and overall genuine personality.

At over 111 million subscribers, PewDiePie once had the most-subscribed personal channel on YouTube, but MrBeast has overtaken him with 310 million. PewDiePie is now eighth overall in terms of subscribers, with four of the channels being corporate YouTube channels.

With such a large following, one would assume that he's probably making a fortune. With a lot of his fans also donating to his streams regularly and as well giving him money straight up with YouTube's channel membership system, PewDiePie is undoubtedly among YouTube's highest earners. But just how much is PewDiePie's net worth in 2024?

What is PewDiePie's net worth in 2024?: $45 million (estimated)

PewDiePie has never revealed his exact net worth, but many websites have speculated on his net worth. Many websites such as Celebrity Net Worth puts his net worth at $45 million.

Since PewDiePie's only sources of income are his endorsements and his YouTube channel, it's much less complicated to look for his figures. That doesn't mean it's easy. Of course, being the biggest YouTube channel for a long while has its perks, and that includes earning about $12 million (before taxes) over the past eight years as of 2022.

Hence, EarlyGame speculates that PewDiePie has earned about $80 million to $100 million ever since he rose to the top of YouTube. With how frugal PewDiePie has been and his distaste for opulence, it's safe to say that a lot of that money has not been spent at all.

However, PewDiePie has also made a lot of charitable donations over the years and also encourages his fans to do the same. There's also the fact that his earnings from his endorsements, most especially from his most consistent brand partner for the past year, GFuel, are not disclosed to the public.

PewDiePie started out playing Minecraft and Call of Duty

Felix “PewDiePie” Kjellberg was born in Gothenburg, Sweden, on Oct. 24, 1989. He was born in an upper-middle-class family. His parents were chief executives, with his mother, Lotta Kristine Johanna Hellstrand Kjellberg, being named as 2010 CIO of the Year in Sweden. He grew up with his older sister Fanny. His father, Ulf Christian Kjellberg, is a corporate executive.

His family's background enabled him to follow his passion and build a career around live streaming and Let's Plays. However, PewDiePie shares that his early streaming career hasn't been all good. He left college to start streaming. His parents made him accountable for his decision and made him support himself financially.

To support himself, he started working as a hot-dog-stand vendor and as a harbor captain and sold art prints of his own making. His early experience led to him realizing years later that leaving college to pursue a YouTube career wasn't the wisest of decisions. PewDiePie realized that he was lucky to have made it big at all.

PewDiePie had his first channel in 2006 named “Pewdie,” but eventually lost access to his account. This led to the creation of his second account, “PewDiePie,” in 2010. His oldest viewable video is about Minecraft, but he would also make videos out of his Call of Duty gameplay.

PewDiePie's net worth and popularity started to rise thanks to Amnesia

PewDiePie spend a few years more before achieving mainstream success. His video, “A Funny Montage,” uploaded in June 2013, became his most-viewed video for some time. Thanks to his joyful nature and likable personality, PewDiePie has amassed a loyal following ever since.

He reached 5 million subscribers by February 2013 and reached 10 million in July. In August, he overtook Smosh to become YouTube's most-subscribed channel.

He then maintained his lead over other channels thanks to his endearing YouTube videos. One of his most-cited influential games is Amnesia: The Dark Descent, which became his springboard to success for years to come.

Later on, he transitioned from playing Let's Plays to exploring new kinds of content, and he started sharing more about his life. His lifestyle videos attracted questions from fans over PewDiePie's net worth, but the YouTuber dislikes talking about his finances in his videos in general.

PewDiePie as leading solo YouTube creator

It wouldn't be long before companies started making videos on YouTube as well, and in 2019, Indian multimedia label T-Series overtook PewDiePie's subscriber count to become the most-subscribed channel on YouTube.

While PewDiePie is no longer the individual with the most YouTube subscribers thanks to MrBeast and a couple others, he is still one of the most influential and richest YouTubers.

While PewDiePie has taken long breaks from content creation as well as contemplated retirement a couple of times, his recent videos nowadays involve him reacting to influencers' house tours and reacting to videos with fellow YouTuber CinnamonToastKen.

He still plays video games on his livestreams every now and then, but for the longest time, it has no longer been his main content. It feels like PewDiePie is still here to stay for the foreseeable future, and he's still going to continue making content for his fans to enjoy.

PewDiePie backs away from content creation

 

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On Jan. 2, 2022, PewDiePie announced that he was taking a month-long break from creating content on YouTube. He clarified that this is not due to burnout but rather just a nice way to spend time not worrying about creating content and uploads.

He later returned to content creation on his channel, especially when Elden Ring came out. However, he no longer felt the need to post daily and would occasionally take extended breaks for travel and to pursue other things.

In May 2022, PewDiePie, along with his wife, moved to Tokyo. Much of his content the last couple years has been vlogs about his life in Tokyo and Japan in general, including that he has a son.

On Dec. 17, 2022, PewDiePie announced the passing of his dog Maya. Maya has been a mainstay of PewDiePie's shows ever since he started sharing more about his life. PewDiePie's pugs, Maya and Edgar, have been a staple of his videos and a source of countless memes and in-jokes within the PewDiePie fandom. Maya was 17.

PewDiePie announced in a video in July 2024 that he had adopted another pug and named her Mugi. Nevertheless, did PewDiePie's net worth in 2024 surprise you?