Mitchell Moffit – Education and Science YouTuber

Mitchell MoffitCo-creator of AsapSCIENCE YouTube channel $18,100 estimated monthly YouTube ad revenue from AsapScience
Published November 25, 2020 by Vibhanshu DixitContributors: Rita Epps




How does Mitchell Moffit make money online?

Mitchell Moffit is an education and science YouTuber from Canada. He is the co-creator of the YouTube channel AsapSCIENCE – a channel dedicated to science and answers to weird questions. The other creator of the channel is Gregory Brown.

Here’s one of their most popular videos…

Mitchell and Gregory explain the most unusual, weird, and interesting topics of science. They also make videos on topics such as relationships, money, and psychology. Their videos are widely loved because of the simple explanations and animations.

Mitchell Moffit and Gregory Brown run three YouTube channels together:

AsapSCIENCE (9+ million subscribers).Greg and Mitch (830K+ subscribers).Sidenote Podcast (23K+ subscribers).

In 2017, Mitchell  Moffit and Gregory Brown made it to the list of Forbes 30 under 30: Education. They also have a New York Times Bestselling book, AsapSCIENCE: Answers to the World’s Weirdest Questions.

Mitchell Moffit makes money online in the following ways:

YouTube ad revenueVideo sponsors (Google, SkinCeuticals, CBC, etc.)AsapSCIENCE book sales (via Amazon)Music streams (via Apple Music)Periodically, branded merchandise is also available at AsapSCIENCE.com

One of the AsapSCIENCE videos – The Periodic Table Song – went viral in 2015. Here is it…

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