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AESPA’ Net Worth: Everything You Need To Know

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The YouTube channel AESPA has 219 thousand subscribers, making it a popular one. Founded in 2020, AESPA is based in South Korea.

Everyone is interested in knowing how AESPA makes money, though. We can predict the net worth of AESPA using the subscriber information from its channel.

What is an AESPA?

Four people make up the group: Karina, Winter, Giselle, and NingNing. The fascinating element is that each member, ae-Karina, -Winter, -Giselle, and -Ning Ning, has a virtual doppelganger that exists in an other dimension called the FLAT. They go by the name “s” (pronounced like “eyes”) and are essentially online avatars for aespa that were built from all of the information that the members had uploaded to the internet. This is a metaphor for the differences between our offline and online selves. It’s no accident that “I’m addicted” is the opening line of the song “Black Mamba.”

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What is the net worth of AESPA?

The Girl Group is thought to be valued $913,29000 in total. Although AESPA’s exact net worth is still being determined, networthspot.com estimates that it will be close to $913.29 thousand.

However, Net Spot Worth’s estimation only makes use of one advertising channel. AESPA’s net worth could perhaps be more than $913,29,000. Girl Group may be worth closer to $1.28 million taking into account these new revenue streams.

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Monetized YouTube channels make money by displaying. On average, YouTubers can get $3 to $7 for every thousand video views. These calculations allow us to determine that AESPA earns $15.22 thousand each month, or $228.32 thousand annually.

However, $228,322,000 year may be a conservative estimate. Girl Group might earn over $410.98 thousand annually from advertising income if it performs on the higher end.

But it’s uncommon for channels to rely solely on one source of income. Sponsorships, affiliate commissions, product sales, and speaking engagements are additional revenue sources that may produce significantly more money than advertising.

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Ankita Khanrah is a second-year student of the Master of Communication and Journalism (Integrated) programme at the School of Mass Communication, KIIT Deemed University, Bhubaneswar.

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