Tim Pool’s net worth is estimated to be $4 Million.Tim pool was born on 9th March 1986 in Chicago, Illinois, United States. He earns massive revenue from his other YouTube channels.
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He mainly earns from TV shows and his YouTube channels.Īccording to some reports, Pool made more than $65,000 from his one channel, Timcast IRL from October 2020 to November 2021. His popularity grew when he joined Vice Media and then Fusion TV. Tim started his career in 2011 and within a few years, he was at the peak of his career. He is one of the more popular journalists and has earned millions of dollars over the years. Tim Pool is an American Broadcaster, YouTuber, and podcast host from Chicago, Illinois. Shorty Award, Best Journalist in Social Media _ Won.Time 100 personality, (2012) _ Nomination.Joining Occupy Wall Street protests as well as Vice Media and Fusion TV.Tim has millions of subscribers on his channel. He also created another channel, “Cast Castle” to upload personal and lifestyle vlogs. In February 2016 his other channel “Timcast IRL” was launched which features his podcasts. He followed this up with his second channel “Timcast” which is also created by him for the same purpose.
In December 2011 he created his self-titled YouTube channel, “ Tim Pool, and began posting everyday political commentary. He has managed to create 6 YouTube channels. Tim Pool expanded his outreach with the help of social media platforms. All thanks to his method of crowdfunding which helped him to earn that much revenue. In 2019 he co-founded the news agency, “Subverse.” This company earned over $1 million in a single day. While in Malmo he was paid by the photographer, Paul Joseph Watson, for his travel and accommodation expenses. Next year, Tim became a Director of Media Innovation and Senior Correspondent of the popular American news, “Fusion TV.” Pool flew to Sweden to explore the migrant Suburbs in 2017. He also covered numerous famous protests including Chicago’s “NoNato” and more. In the following year, he was covering and live-streaming protests in Ukraine, Thailand, Turkey, and Egypt. That same year he earned the Shorty Award for Best Journalist in Social Media. Tim joined “Vice Media” and began sharing content and reporting on Istanbul’s Gezi Park protests in 2013. As a result, he was named in the 2011s Times list of people who matter.įrom that point forward, Tim earned mainstream sensation, being featured in a number of big newspapers such as Al Jazeera English, Reuters, The New York Times, and The Guardian. In 2012 he was named Time 100 personality. This live stream made him one of the top journalists in the country. Breakthroughĭuring the protests, one of Tim’s videos was taken as ample evidence of the absolution of the photographer, Alexander Arbuckle who was arrested by NYPD. That led him to catch the attention of newspapers like, “The Guardian” which published a post that was about highlighting that these movements can take the form of resistance to surveillance. To catch the Wall Street Protest, Poll began using aerial drones and live-streaming videos. They also began rebroadcasting on their channels. Two days later, on the anniversary of March, he filmed for another 13 hours and on this day he wound up earning over 750,000 viewers. Soon enough, the major news organizations started grabbing Tim’s feed straight from his cell phone. On November 15th, 2011, he ended up broadcasting for over 21 hours straight and earned over 250,000 viewers. Tim began broadcasting with his cell phone and within a week he had 2,000 live viewers. There he teamed up with a retired realtor and sales manager, Henry Ferry, to form their own media company, “The Other 99.” In September 2011 he went to New York and joined the Occupy Wall Street protestors. Tim Pool started his Journalism career after watching the viral video from Occupy Wall Street. Around that time he was studying in fifth grade. However, at the age of 14 Pool dropped out of school. In terms of education, he attended a Catholic school.
Tim grew up with three siblings but he hasn’t revealed any information about them. His father Daniel worked as a firefighter and his mother used to sell cars.
He is of Korean descent and was raised by a middle-class family in the Southern neighborhoods of Chicago. Timothy Daniel Pool was born on March 9th, 1986, in Chicago, Illinois.
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