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This Is Michael Jackson Grave Not House
~4.7 mins read
As we always know that the world is not our home, meaning that we are just a stranger on this earth.
Michael Jackson who was an American singer, songwriter, and a dancer. He was popularly refers to as "king of pop", he is regarded as one of the most significant cultural figure of 20th century and one of the greatest entertainers in the history of music.
He was born in Gary, Indiana, near Chicago, on August 29th, 19958 he was the eight of ten children in the Jackson family, a working - class African - American family living in a two - bedroom house on Jackson street.
Michael Jackson began his musical career alongside with his fellow brothers and family members in the Jackson five in 1964, age six(6) then. The group, led many clubs, and bars performing their mix of Motown hits.
But unfortunately on the June 25th, 2009 Michael Joseph Jackson join his ancestors at the age of 50years after suffering a cardiac arrest in his Los Angeles home. CPR attempt failed and he was rushed to the hospital, where he died later that morning.
Below are his full data about his career and family that you may want know about.
Born: Michael Joseph Jackson born in August 29th, 1958. Gary, Indiana, US.
Died: June 25th, 2009(50years), Los Angeles, California US.
Cause of death: cardiac arrest induced by acute propofol and benzodiazepine intoxication.
Buried: forest lawn memorial park, Glendale, California US.
Other name: Michael Joe Jackson.
Occupation: singer, songwriter, and dancer.
Spouses:(Lisa Presley 1994-1996), (Debbie Rowe 1996-1999).
Children: Paris Jackson, Prince Jackson, Junior Jackson.
Parents: Joe Jackson, Katherine Jackson.
Brothers: Jackie, Tito, Jasmine, Marlon.
Family: Jackson family.
Awards: list of awards and nominations.
Musical career: 1964-2009
Genres: pop, soul, funk, rhythm and blues, rock, disco, post-disco, dance-pop, new jack swing.
Instrumental:vocals.
Year actives: 1964-2009.
List of Label: steel town, Motown, Epic, Legacy, Sony(MJJ production).
Associated acts: The Jackson 5.
Website: www.michaeljackson.com.
Now take a look at his beautiful grave yard below.
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This Is How Much YouTube Paid Me For My 1,000,000 Viewed Video
~4.8 mins read
The numbers may surprise you! Photo: Shelby Church
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started making videos in 2009, back before being a YouTube was a thing. I always enjoyed editing videos and photos and started posting them on YouTube when I was 14. I was too young to drive, didn’t live within walking distance to any of my friends, and had way too much time on my hands. Back then I never would have dreamed that this thing I did in the summer because I was bored would become what it is now. I just enjoyed putting together these videos, and for years I didn’t make any money from any of them.
I’ve been on YouTube for over 10 years, and I’ve been lucky enough to have a few videos hit that 1,000,000 mark. One question I’m constantly asked is how much money I make. Seriously, everyone asks me this. Uber drivers, distant friends, relatives — everyone. For some reason, the etiquette of not prying into one’s finances just does not apply to YouTuber.
And I totally get it. Becoming a YouTuber is one of those things that feels within the realm of possibility for just about anyone. People are curious because they want to know if it could be worth their time. So, how much do YouTubers make?
The answer is not that simple, so let’s break it down. First, it’s important to note that YouTubers are able to leverage their following and make money off of a number of different streams of income. These include not just ad revenue, but brand deals, merchandise, live tours, and affiliate links.
This breakdown focuses primarily on the ad revenue I made directly on YouTube. Before each video you watch on YouTube, there is usually a 15 or 30-second advertisement. A few minutes into the video, you’ll probably get another ad. This time, it’s a small banner at the bottom of the screen with a link. These are how YouTubers get paid directly within the platform, and the amount of money you get from these ads depends on a number of factors.
Image: Shelby Church/YouTube
Here’s a video I made about “How To Pose in Photos.†When I wrote this, the video had 3,907,000 views. Pretty crazy right? I really did not expect this video to blow up. I made $1,275.99 from the 3,907,000 views on this video — a decent amount of money, but actually very low for YouTube. This video with 3 million views has earned less than some of my videos with 700,000 views.
$1,275… not great for 3 million views. Image: Shelby Church/YouTube
Normally, I would expect a video with 3,000,000 views to make between $6,000-$15,000. I’ve even had one video with 2,000,000 views make about $40,000.
On average, my videos that have over 1,000,000 views have usually earned between $2,000-$5,000.This particular video made so little because its viewers were mostly based outside of the United States, and the topic didn’t really garner any advertisers with a large budget.
Example one had a high percentage of viewers outside the U.S. Image: Shelby Church/YouTube
The analytics show me that this video was pushed by YouTube’s algorithm to a lot of people that were not even subscribed to me (97%!), and the top countries were India, Philippines, Pakistan, and Nepal.
Each of these countries has a significantly lower CPM (cost per thousand views) than the United States, Australia, and Canada.
Break down of CPM (cost per thousand views) for each country. Image: Shelby Church/YouTube
Here you can see the playback-based CPM was $4.08 from the views in theUnited States, while it was only $1.16 in India. YouTube takes 45% of that playback based CPM, so really I only got$0.58 per one thousand views from the views in India on this video. This video is the lowest CPM I’ve ever had, so it doesn’t give the full picture of how much you can make on YouTube.
Image: Shelby Church/YouTube
Here’s a video I made about the “Top 10 Features of the Tesla Model 3.†At the time of writing, the video had 2,057,000 views and had made $11,653.93. It has fewer views than the first example, but it’s a much longer video than the first example. Since it’s 10 minutes long, I was able to place a second ad into the video, which I’ve found usually doubles the amount I make.
Image: Shelby Church/YouTube
This video also had more views from the United States and Canada, which typically means a higher CPM. This video had a playback based CPM of $11.06, which is much higher than the CPM from the first video, which averaged about $1.35.
Don’t forget that YouTube takes 45% though, so really that $11.06 CPM is $5.53. I’ve found the $4–6 CPM range to be pretty typical of most of my videos. On average, my videos that have over 1,000,000 views have usually earned between $2,000-$5,000.
While the amount you make on YouTube can vary greatly, I find it is most often in this $2,000-$5,000 range for 1,000,000 views. There are so many factors that go into how much a video can earn (viewer location, age, topic) — but all you really can control is the topic of your video.
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