On January 2, 2015, he created his YouTube channel. On June 14, 2016, he made his debut public video. ‘Making a NightLapse’ was the title of the video.
His second video was uploaded three months later, after which there were no further video uploads for over three years. Later, he began making vlogs, and his popularity skyrocketed following the release of the video ‘SNEAKING Into Jake Paul Vs Gib As FAKE Reporter.
After a few days, he released another video in which he slipped into a crowd. This was one of his most popular videos, with thousands of views and subscribers. He was prosecuted for entering into a party arranged by Dan Blizerian, thus the video didn’t stay long.
The signature Airrack graphics and fast-paced storyline are due to him. As of September 2021, he has 2.17 million members. After YouTube gets its cut, YouTube content creators based in the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia are typically paid $2 to $12 every 1000 monetized views.
Several factors impact these outcomes, including the device used, YouTube revenue, the time of year, the viewer’s location, target ads, ad inventory, how many ads on a video, how so many people skip the commercials, the style of advertisement, ad engagement, and the type of content. The cost of an ad view is determined by an auction between advertisers.
The ad charges are greater than usual here. Aside from commercials, YouTubers earn money via YouTube Red viewers, who pay a monthly subscription to access premium material on YouTube as well as watch videos without ads.
Given the program’s gamified components, sponsors such as stock picture and audio service Storyblocks, music licensing platforms Musicbed and Epidemic Sound, and tech giant Sony, are primarily giving free items for participants, as well as larger-tier rewards.
On July 10, 2021, Eric started a new YouTube channel named “Also Airrack,” where he posts short films. Eric started an online course in 2021 where he teaches people how to produce YouTube videos, and he also has an online store where he sells T-shirts, caps, shorts, sweatshirts, and other apparel.