The channel has 150K subscribers and a typical upload gets 35K views, which puts a sponsored video at an estimated $350 to $700. Estimated income from ads and sponsorships is $140 to $350 a month.
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Ad revenue from upload pace and average views, plus sponsorship income from the deals detected in the last 12 months. Estimates, shown as ranges.
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Lifetime views per upload with estimated AdSense and sponsorship value. Sponsored videos show the brand we detected.
| Video | Views | Sponsor | |
|---|---|---|---|
| October 2026 | |||
Christina Milian Drops The Most Literal Song Ever ― RO Show 258Oct 25 | 28K | $56–$140 | – |
We're Doomed: A.I. Robot Has Kung-Fu Melt-Down ― RO Show 257Oct 19 | 29.8K | $60–$149 | – |
| September 2026 | |||
Chest Out With The Mushroom Cut Ft Danny Martinello ― RO Show 256Sep 27 | 28.9K | $58–$145 | – |
How to get scammed: Lending Drake $20,000 Via iMessage Ft Jr. Lee ― RO Show 255Sep 15 | 62K | $124–$310 | – |
| August 2026 | |||
Surviving The Amazon Rainforest on Stream GONE WRONG ft. Jr Lee ― RO Show 254Aug 31 | 75.7K | $151–$379 | – |
From Bald to Bald Fade ft. Jr Lee ― RO Show 253Aug 9 | 44.9K | $90–$224 | – |
Estimates, not actuals. AdSense is estimated from lifetime views at typical Entertainment RPM ($2–$5 per 1,000 views); sponsorship value from Entertainment sponsorship CPM benchmarks ($10–$20 per 1,000 views, reviewed July 2026). Sponsor detections come from video content and are deduced from evidence, not confirmed by the channel or brand.
We have not found sponsors in Random Order Show™'s recent videos. Either there are none, or the latest uploads are not scanned yet.
Random Order Show™ is a YouTube channel based in US with 150,000 subscribers. This channel is currently being tracked for sponsorship opportunities.
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