AHS TIGER FILM Net Worth
What is AHS TIGER FILM's net worth?
AHS TIGER FILM is YouTube channel with over 869.00 subscribers. It started 15 years ago and has 191 uploaded videos.
The net worth of AHS TIGER FILM's channel through 15 Jan 2025
$914
Videos on the channel are categorized into Entertainment, Film, Lifestyle.
How much money does AHS TIGER FILM make from YouTube?
Below is an estimated average earnings from advertising on the channel, depending on language, price and current audience.
Daily
$1
Weekly
$6
Monthly
$25
Yearly
$299
This income is valid for channel visits till Jan 15 and must be updated when channel data changes. The channel may have additional revenue streams, such as sponsored content and product sales, that are not reflected in these figures.
AHS TIGER FILM channel's current stats and earnings
Here are the stats for the last two weeks, separated by days.
- The lowest daily views during this period are 316.00
- The highest daily views are 1.08K
Stats
| 14 Jan | $1 | |
| 13 Jan | $2 | |
| 12 Jan | $1 | |
| 11 Jan | $1 | |
| 10 Jan | $1 | |
| 9 Jan | $1 | |
| 8 Jan | $2 | |
| 7 Jan | $1 | |
| 6 Jan | $1 | |
| 5 Jan | $2 | |
| 4 Jan | $2 | |
| 3 Jan | $1 | |
| 2 Jan | $1 | |
| 1 Jan | $1 | |
| 31 Dec | $1 |
Forecast of next month's revenue
AHS TIGER FILM net worth for February 2025 - $27
Channel details
AHS TIGER FILM's most popular video is "Chemical Bonding Rap," created by Tom Hurdis, a chemistry teacher. The video has over 57,000 views. The channel also features "Redneck Ninja," a comedy produced by students Sammy Smith and Joshua Bentley in 2015.
The channel is managed by the Audio Video Communications students at Alamogordo High School. These students work on various projects, from local radio ads to documentaries. The channel's content includes unique collaborations, such as the one with Willa and Gantry, the celebrity horses.
AHS TIGER FILM is known for its creative media designs, preparing students for careers in Media Technology. The channel's videos often showcase the talents of 10th, 11th, and 12th graders.
Contact for the channel is Kathy Wallis, who oversees the Audio Video Communications department. The channel's content is diverse, reflecting the students' creativity and dedication.
