Sang Vlog - "YouTube's poorest in Vietnam" did a thing that made fans praise after 2 years of making billions

Sang Vlog was dubbed "Vietnam's poorest YouTube", used to leak at home, go to the bathroom.

He is loved by netizens for his YouTube clips partly because of his energy and partly because of simple video content from his own life with rich cuisine. Sang Vlog's videos introduce to viewers many rustic dishes from the countryside.

Recently, Sang Vlog shared a clip of buying gifts for his team. Those are 2 new phones to give to 2 brothers, Huan and Nghia, who participated in supporting Sang in some videos. Not only did he go to his brother's house, but Sang also brought a surprise gift that made viewers appreciate it. An audience member wrote: "Mr Sang is no longer so destitute as before, he is just sharing his joy with other brothers. But those brothers also create videos with Mr. Sang in the mountains and forests. Even though they don't want to receive anything from Mr. Sang other than feelings, but Mr. Sang still finds a way to share it in the most practical way, it's ok. If the view is too shocking, it will lose its inherent rusticity. Always support you and the kids."

Before that, Sang Vlog also gave gifts to the children featured in his video. In addition to "paying" the children, he also spends the mone.y he earns from YouTube to buy cows to give back to the children.

In April 2021, he uploaded a video revealin.g about the amount of mone.y earned in 2 years of working on YouTube, which is 2.5 billion VND. After deducting 30% of taxes, he received more than 1.5 billion dong. On average, he earns more than 60 million per month. Half of that mone.y he sent the children to film Vlog with, half he spent and invested in the next products. In addition, he shared that he was quite surprised when he received a revenue of more than 7,000 USD (about 165 million VND) from the SangTV channel that he used to quit, not working since 2019. However, this channel was turned on for a period of time. Back without him knowing, quite a few people still watch the old clips, so the views increase, helping him have a great income. Then he asked some brothers and sisters to help him get mone.y from YouTube. After deducting taxes, he received 126 million dong. He spent 50 million of it to buy cows for children to take videos with him.

Looking at Sang Vlog's YouTube channel with nearly 3.5 million subscribers, it can be seen that the videos he posted have all attracted millions of views and thousands of positive and supportive responses. With energy, hard work and making gentle and close vlogs, he has a stable income to improve his life. After getting married in early 2021, he was advised by many to build a bigger house for his mother and wife. However, he shared that he still has many dreams and wants to save mone.y to repair the house for the children first.

Remember in 2019, Sang Vlog's career started from the fact that he happened to know YouTube and chose to film the topic of food. In particular, from his first videos, he has been enthusiastically supported by everyone. Even among those videos, there are videos with hundreds of thousands of views.

However, unfortunately, when Sang Vlog turned on the YouTube monetization feature, it was flatly rejected for unknown reasons. He was investigated and speculated by another YouTuber. The reason he was denied turning on monetization was because too many people pressed the button that didn't like the video. In addition, they also make profanity comments and report bad content.

But Sang continued to try and create another YouTube channel but kept the old name. His new channel is also enthusiastically supported by people with millions of views per video. Behind those videos with millions of views is his relentless efforts. Instead of using professional video recording tools that other YouTubers often invest in, Sang only uses his phone to make vlogs. Besides filming videos about simple life and rustic dishes, mason is his other job.

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