rawb
Thursday, July 1, 2021
for fun I compiled his monthly drops for the last year
10
17
16
15
9
9
18
21
16
20
21
22
his numbers always raise over the course of a month by somehwere between half and a few below what he lost the previous month
but he basically never ends a month higher than he ended the previous month
the pattern has been pretty consistent for the last 6 or so months
this graph does not show the new numbers, but its pretty low
his lowest amount of patreons ever was 316 in febuary 2017
so he is getting close to having a lower amount then then
he is basically about to have the lowest amount of support he has ever had
wait nvm
I found a way to expand the graph
the actual lowest he ever had was 312
So yeah, rob has actually eroded his support so much he is back to the number he had the first month he opened his patreon
with how rob gains and loses
2 months
until he is below his recorded worst month
because he will gain back around 10-15, lose another 20 each month
You have to remember, originally all the backers were $10-$25
for the Patron chats or email tier
yeah
now, it's a lot of $1s and a handful of $100s
I would wager he is making around 2-2.5k
Also, Rob's the only person whose graph does that stairstep thing
yeah
it really is strange
honestly
Looking at a scattershot of patreons
a lot of them follow a sawtoon distribution
which makes sense
the stagnant ones do anyways
oh?
I clicked around a while ago, and thought it was more rare
I was looking at people with a similar number of patreons to rob
also in the video catagory
I also think it's a normal pattern, Rob's is just strangely constant
yeah
I mean, here is kind of the inverse of robs
where you drop each month but you gain more back over the course of hte month
this is the top person on the video catagory
this is a weird topic
to be number 1 on patron for
number 6 overall, number 1 in video*
Patreon should force earnings to be public
actually, nvm
It's a good litmus test for if someone's a scumbag or not
if they hide their numbers, fuck them
imagine making 160k a month doing a fucking podcast
it's a group of people
but yeah, they make a killing
vinnies podcast is a group of people
don't see him making a living wage
Kappa
>$1.5M/year
>living wage
when you said group, I assumed it was like
a dozen people
splitting it
between the people actually on the podcast and general staff
but yeah
5-6 guys
+ some staff I'm sure
yeah so probably a nice 15k a month per person if it is split equally
as a low ball
I like that they don't act like it's a donation
they're selling content
That Crime one goes out and researches stories though
it's got to be ~10 people
lol