Jakey Boehm earns BRL 2 million a year, according to the paper; entry point to accompany you is a date with your fans
Jakey Bohma tiktok Australian, he has found an unusual way to earn money on the platform: he lives by sleeping, or trying to sleep, while his fans are challenged to wake him up.
With a million followers on the platform, the man earns about $35,000 a month with live video, and earns up to $400,000 a year (or about R$2 million), according to the Wall Street Journal🇧🇷
The entry point to accompany him is a date with his fans, who are waiting for him at 10pm to put on his pajamas and go to sleep. But that’s not how he makes money. The real benefit is that your followers are challenged to try and wake you up by purchasing virtual gifts that activate lights and sounds in your room, all via TikTok.
@jakeyboehm Crissy wake up! I do not like this! Chrissy wake up and join my live stream #chrissywakeup ♬ original sound – Jakey Boehm
For example, for $380, a viewer can activate everything in Boehm’s room for five minutes and wake him up with a startling noise.
The value doesn’t go entirely to the influencer; OR Tick ​​tock takes a percentage of the money, but doesn’t divulge exactly how much.
sleep influencer
Called “sleepfluencer”, or “sleep influencer”Boehm said he is using the money to buy a house. He has promised to donate a percentage of the money raised to mental health institutions.
The idea of ​​influencers to sleep it is not new and there are several. Most sleep with their phones by their bed, hoping followers will send them gifts and build a community. Others do it to promote the idea that rest and sleep are healthy.
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