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Published 17:17 17 Oct 2025 BST
Updated 17:39 17 Oct 2025 BST

Garron Noone has become one of the most beloved content creators in Ireland, with millions of people tuning into his videos on TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube.
The influencer has become so well-known that Stevie Nicks even gave him a shoutout during her most recent show in Dublin.
He recently celebrated hitting 200 million views on YouTube, but the content creator has shed some light on the reality of his social media job.
Millions of views may seem impressive, but the views aren't translating into millions of euros, Garron has revealed.
In a new YouTube video, Garron confirmed just how much money he has made from his YouTube, and it's a lot less than you may expect.
He went through his Social Blade stats with his followers and confirmed that he has made nearly 700 videos since joining YouTube in 2021.
"I am making between €3.6k and €58k per month, that's quite a wide range," Garron shared.
"Apparently, I'm earning €40,000 €647,000 a year. Those numbers aren't even remotely similar," Garron said before confirming how much he has actually made from his YouTube career.
Before confirming the figure, Garron explained that most of his views come from uploading Shorts to YouTube, but stressed that you don't make as much from them.
"I make about €0.46 cent off them," he admitted.
Garron said a lot of his content gets demonitised due to the amount of cursing in his content.
"Sometimes I don't curse, and I might make €12 or €13 off of them. For the most part, I make very little money off the Shorts."
Garron confirmed he makes more money from his longer videos, with the creator confirming he makes an estimated €335 from them on average, but this all depends on the views.
It may not be the hundreds of thousands his fans thought he made, but Garron said it is "amazing" to him to make this much money from YouTube.
"For the entire lifetime of my YouTube channel, I have made €32,811."
You can watch Garron's full video below:
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