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පලවෙනි ලක්ශ 10 හොයමු
- Thread starter රත්තරං
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i will right back to read this again....
You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to රත්තරං again.
රත්තරං;21243846 said:
No. 9 (tie): Colleen Ballinger — $5 million
Income: $5 million
Colleen Ballinger and her alter ego, the hilariously incompetent Miranda Sings, have landed both a memoir, "Selp-Helf," and Netflix series to go along with a stand-up tour.
No. 9 (tie): Rhett and Link — $5 million
Income: $5 million
Rhett McLaughlin and Charles Lincoln Neal III are a little old for the YouTube-star demographic — they're 39 and 38 years old — but they're insanely well known on the video platform.
Rhett and Link are best known for making hilarious, local-style ads for real companies, such as Ojai Valley Taxidermy and Red House Furniture, and they've gotten sponsorship from big brands for many of their videos. They host a morning talk show, "Good Mythical Morning," that snags superstar guests.
No. 7 (tie): Germán Garmendia — $5.5 million
Income: $5.5 million
Chilean YouTuber Germán Garmendia is Latin America's biggest YouTube star. The comedian and musician has two channels in the top 20. He released a book in 2016, titled "#Chupaelperro."
No. 7 (tie): Markiplier — $5.5 million
Income: $5.5 million
Mark Fischbach, better known as Markiplier, is a YouTuber focused on gaming. He has an energetic style that involves a bit of swearing and a lot of emotion. Fischbach has ambitions beyond YouTube, as well.
"I want to push myself into music and acting — more traditional media stuff," he told Variety earlier this year. "If someone wants to make a movie and have me in it, I want to make sure I have the skill set to do it properly."
No. 5 (tie): Tyler Oakley — $6 million
LGBTQ activist and YouTube personality Tyler Oakley mixes comedy with pop culture and politics. It's no wonder that he's found a supporter in Ellen DeGeneres, who signed him to her production company. Oakley also released a memoir in 2015, called "Binge."
No. 5 (tie): Rosanna Pansino — $6 million
Income: $6 million
Rosanna Pansino has the nerdiest baking channel on YouTube — and also the most popular of any baking channel on the platform, period. Pansino's "Nerdy Nummies" channel puts a spin on normal recipes, including videos for food creations such as Pi Pie Pops and Princess Peach Cobbler.
No. 4: Smosh — $7 million
Income: $7 million
Smosh is a comedy duo of YouTube veterans Ian Hecox and Anthony Padilla. Smosh was one of the first YouTube sensations, becoming well known for the duo's slapstick comedy videos that parody video games and pop culture. They have shown no signs of slowing down, and now run seven channels.
No. 3: Lilly Singh — $7.5 million
Income: $7.5 million
Lilly Singh does everything from comedy sketches to music videos on her one-woman YouTube channel. Singh also has a YouTube star nickname — Superwoman — and a rabid fan base. She went on a worldwide "Trip to Island Unicorn" tour last year and released a feature film of the same name on YouTube Red, the company's premium service.
No. 2: Roman Atwood — $8 million
Income: $8 million
Roman Atwood's prank-filled YouTube channel almost seems more in line with the humor you'd typically see from stars on Vine, Twitter's video platform it's shutting down. Atwood has been dubbed YouTube's "most appalling prankster" — he's pretended to kill his own toddler multiple times to film his girlfriend's reactions. He's also filmed many less-horrifying prank videos for his channel.
No. 1: PewDiePie — $15 million
Income: $15 million
Felix Arvid Ulf Kjellberg is a foul-mouthed Swedish video game commentator who has dominated YouTube over the past few years. Kjellberg's videos show him playing various video games, while a box in the top corner of the screen shows his reactions to what's happening.
Many attribute his success to the attention he pays to his fans — Kjellberg spends lots of time talking about them, answering their questions in the YouTube comments section, and forming a community of "bros."
However, Kjellberg has said he will delete his massively popular YouTube channel on Friday, December 9, at 5 p.m. GMT, after hitting 50 million subscribers. He explains why in this video, but many aren't sure if he is being serious
No. 9 (tie): Colleen Ballinger — $5 million
Income: $5 million
Colleen Ballinger and her alter ego, the hilariously incompetent Miranda Sings, have landed both a memoir, "Selp-Helf," and Netflix series to go along with a stand-up tour.
No. 9 (tie): Rhett and Link — $5 million
Income: $5 million
Rhett McLaughlin and Charles Lincoln Neal III are a little old for the YouTube-star demographic — they're 39 and 38 years old — but they're insanely well known on the video platform.
Rhett and Link are best known for making hilarious, local-style ads for real companies, such as Ojai Valley Taxidermy and Red House Furniture, and they've gotten sponsorship from big brands for many of their videos. They host a morning talk show, "Good Mythical Morning," that snags superstar guests.
No. 7 (tie): Germán Garmendia — $5.5 million
Income: $5.5 million
Chilean YouTuber Germán Garmendia is Latin America's biggest YouTube star. The comedian and musician has two channels in the top 20. He released a book in 2016, titled "#Chupaelperro."
No. 7 (tie): Markiplier — $5.5 million
Income: $5.5 million
Mark Fischbach, better known as Markiplier, is a YouTuber focused on gaming. He has an energetic style that involves a bit of swearing and a lot of emotion. Fischbach has ambitions beyond YouTube, as well.
"I want to push myself into music and acting — more traditional media stuff," he told Variety earlier this year. "If someone wants to make a movie and have me in it, I want to make sure I have the skill set to do it properly."
No. 5 (tie): Tyler Oakley — $6 million
LGBTQ activist and YouTube personality Tyler Oakley mixes comedy with pop culture and politics. It's no wonder that he's found a supporter in Ellen DeGeneres, who signed him to her production company. Oakley also released a memoir in 2015, called "Binge."
No. 5 (tie): Rosanna Pansino — $6 million
Income: $6 million
Rosanna Pansino has the nerdiest baking channel on YouTube — and also the most popular of any baking channel on the platform, period. Pansino's "Nerdy Nummies" channel puts a spin on normal recipes, including videos for food creations such as Pi Pie Pops and Princess Peach Cobbler.
No. 4: Smosh — $7 million
Income: $7 million
Smosh is a comedy duo of YouTube veterans Ian Hecox and Anthony Padilla. Smosh was one of the first YouTube sensations, becoming well known for the duo's slapstick comedy videos that parody video games and pop culture. They have shown no signs of slowing down, and now run seven channels.
No. 3: Lilly Singh — $7.5 million
Income: $7.5 million
Lilly Singh does everything from comedy sketches to music videos on her one-woman YouTube channel. Singh also has a YouTube star nickname — Superwoman — and a rabid fan base. She went on a worldwide "Trip to Island Unicorn" tour last year and released a feature film of the same name on YouTube Red, the company's premium service.
No. 2: Roman Atwood — $8 million
Income: $8 million
Roman Atwood's prank-filled YouTube channel almost seems more in line with the humor you'd typically see from stars on Vine, Twitter's video platform it's shutting down. Atwood has been dubbed YouTube's "most appalling prankster" — he's pretended to kill his own toddler multiple times to film his girlfriend's reactions. He's also filmed many less-horrifying prank videos for his channel.
No. 1: PewDiePie — $15 million
Income: $15 million
Felix Arvid Ulf Kjellberg is a foul-mouthed Swedish video game commentator who has dominated YouTube over the past few years. Kjellberg's videos show him playing various video games, while a box in the top corner of the screen shows his reactions to what's happening.
Many attribute his success to the attention he pays to his fans — Kjellberg spends lots of time talking about them, answering their questions in the YouTube comments section, and forming a community of "bros."
However, Kjellberg has said he will delete his massively popular YouTube channel on Friday, December 9, at 5 p.m. GMT, after hitting 50 million subscribers. He explains why in this video, but many aren't sure if he is being serious
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A/L IT clz karanna patan gaththa..1st month idalama 20000+ income ekak thynawa..
next year weddi 50000+ wenna gemak gahanna thama plan eka..
api wage anatha sinhalu motivate karala gaththata raththaran naanata pin.
එදා රිදිච්ච තරමට ඉලග තෙඩ් එකේ දාන්න තරම් මානසිකව වැටිලා
උබ හරි මෝඩයි බන්...කයිය විතරයි...thinking,reality zero
විනාඩි 10 රුපියල් 100
පැයකට 600
දවසකට 14400
මාසෙකට 432000
මොන මෝඩයද බෝල පැය 24 වැඩ කරන්නේ? නිකන් උගතා කියලා පෙන්නන ගණන් හැදුවේ පැය 24ම දාලද
උබ අහලා නැද්ද productivity hours කියලා දෙයක් තියෙනවා කියලවත්
Note:- ත්රෙඩ් එකක් බලලා motivate ගන්න උන් දෙයක් කරන්න ගිහින් වැඩ කරන්න ගිය පලවෙනි දවෙසේම එන බදාවෙන් වැටෙනවා...මේකෙ ඉන්න O/L fail වෙලා අම්මා තාත්තාගෙන් නෙට් එන අනාත සොන්නලුන්ට නම් උබේ බොළද ත්රෙඩ් හොදයි
රිදිච්ච පාරෙ සැරට අපේ ඉන්ඩස්ට්රියටම පාර දීල වැඩ පටන් අරගෙන තියෙන්නෙ.
.. මුගෙ උද්දච්ච මාන්නක්කාර වචන නිසා ත්රෙඩ් වටින්නෙ නැහැ
අනේ මන්ද බන් මම මේ නිකන් කියන්නෙ, දැන් වයස 25යි කියල හිතල මාසෙකට ලක්ෂයක් ඉතුරු කරනව කියල හිතමු.
ලක්ෂ 50ක වත් ඉඩමක් ගන්න මාස 50ක් යනව (4 years)
ලක්ෂ 100 ක ගෙයක් හදන්න මාස 100 (10 years)
ලක්ෂ 50ක වාහනයක් ගන්න මාස 50 (4 years)
28 years later ... අවුරුදු 53යි වයස
ලක්ෂ 50ක වත් ඉඩමක් ගන්න මාස 50ක් යනව (4 years)
ලක්ෂ 100 ක ගෙයක් හදන්න මාස 100 (10 years)
ලක්ෂ 50ක වාහනයක් ගන්න මාස 50 (4 years)
28 years later ... අවුරුදු 53යි වයස
අනේ මන්ද බන් මම මේ නිකන් කියන්නෙ, දැන් වයස 25යි කියල හිතල මාසෙකට ලක්ෂයක් ඉතුරු කරනව කියල හිතමු.
ලක්ෂ 50ක වත් ඉඩමක් ගන්න මාස 50ක් යනව (4 years)
ලක්ෂ 100 ක ගෙයක් හදන්න මාස 100 (10 years)
ලක්ෂ 50ක වාහනයක් ගන්න මාස 50 (4 years)
28 years later ... අවුරුදු 53යි වයස
ඕවා මුගෙන් අහන්න එපා මචන්...මු දන්නේ වචන ටිකක් ගලපලා සුරංගනා කතාවක් ලියන්න
Reality zero
ඔය උබ ඇහුව එකට මුගේ පිළිතුර නම් ඉඩම් ගන්න එපා,ගෙවල් හදන්න එපා කුලියට ඉන්න
මුදලේ වටිනාකම එන්න එන්න අඩු වෙනවා,තව අවුරුදු 04 ක් යද්දී කොලබ අවටින් ඉඩමක් ගන්න එක හිනයව් වෙනවා...ගෙයක් හදන එක කියන්න ඕන නැනේ අවුරුදු 14ක් යද්දී
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රිදිච්ච පාරෙ සැරට අපේ ඉන්ඩස්ට්රියටම පාර දීල වැඩ පටන් අරගෙන තියෙන්නෙ.
.. මුගෙ උද්දච්ච මාන්නක්කාර වචන නිසා ත්රෙඩ් වටින්නෙ නැහැ
සතුටුයිද දැන්
ඕවා මුගෙන් අහන්න එපා මචන්...මු දන්නේ වචන ටිකක් ගලපලා සුරංගනා කතාවක් ලියන්න
Reality zero
ඔය උබ ඇහුව එකට මුගේ පිළිතුර නම් ඉඩම් ගන්න එපා,ගෙවල් හදන්න එපා කුලියට ඉන්න
මේ ඒක නෙමේ. එදා තෙඩ් එක කියවලා උබේ කාලේ අපතේ ගිය එකේ ආයෙම මොකෝ මේක කියවලා උක දෙන්න ආවේ? මම මේ නිකමට අහන්නේ
අනේ මන්ද බන් මම මේ නිකන් කියන්නෙ, දැන් වයස 25යි කියල හිතල මාසෙකට ලක්ෂයක් ඉතුරු කරනව කියල හිතමු.
ලක්ෂ 50ක වත් ඉඩමක් ගන්න මාස 50ක් යනව (4 years)
ලක්ෂ 100 ක ගෙයක් හදන්න මාස 100 (10 years)
ලක්ෂ 50ක වාහනයක් ගන්න මාස 50 (4 years)
28 years later ... අවුරුදු 53යි වයස
උබ මෙතන කියල තියෙන්නේ හම්බ කරන සේරම වියදම් කරන විදිහනේ. හම්බෙන පිලිවෙලට වියදම් නොකර ඉන්වෙස්ට් කරන්න කොටසක් නැවත ආදායම් එන්න
රිදිච්ච පාරෙ සැරට අපේ ඉන්ඩස්ට්රියටම පාර දීල වැඩ පටන් අරගෙන තියෙන්නෙ.
.. මුගෙ උද්දච්ච මාන්නක්කාර වචන නිසා ත්රෙඩ් වටින්නෙ නැහැ
ඉතින් කියවන්නේ නැතුව ඉදපන්.. ඉවරයිනේ
ඕක ඉතින් Honest killer කාලේ ඉදන්ම මම උබට කිව්වනේ
ඕවා මුගෙන් අහන්න එපා මචන්...මු දන්නේ වචන ටිකක් ගලපලා සුරංගනා කතාවක් ලියන්න
Reality zero
ඔය උබ ඇහුව එකට මුගේ පිළිතුර නම් ඉඩම් ගන්න එපා,ගෙවල් හදන්න එපා කුලියට ඉන්න
මුදලේ වටිනාකම එන්න එන්න අඩු වෙනවා,තව අවුරුදු 04 ක් යද්දී කොලබ අවටින් ඉඩමක් ගන්න එක හිනයව් වෙනවා...ගෙයක් හදන එක කියන්න ඕන නැනේ අවුරුදු 14ක් යද්දී
කොල්ලෙක්ට ගොඩ යන්න නම් ඉතින් හොඳ දෑවැද්දක් එක්ක කසාදයක් බැඳ ගන්න ඕන. ඒකට ඉතින් කොරන්න තියෙන්නෙ සික්ස් පැක් එක හදාගන්නෙක තමා
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