We Da People Podcast has published 8 sponsored videos with 2 brands tracked by SponsorRadar, most recently Sonoran Desert Institute on September 28, 2026. The channel has 75K subscribers and a typical upload gets 10.1K views, which puts a sponsored video at an estimated $121 to $251. Estimated income from ads and sponsorships is $187 to $485 a month.
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We Da People Podcast is a YouTube channel based in US with 75,000 subscribers. We Da People Podcast's top sponsor is Sonoran Desert Institute who sponsored 7 videos. We Da People Podcast has worked with 2 distinct brands, including major partners like Sonoran Desert Institute, Good Nite Gear.
We Da People is a provocative, culture-forward podcast that fuses barbershop energy with tactical insight to discuss culture, firearms, freedom, and real-life stories, hosted by Shelton Johnson along with Colin and Fred. Its distinctive mix—honest conversations on 2A rights, training and competition, current events, and community voices—sets it apart from typical talk shows.
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