Influencer Bran Flakezz details how he crocheted nearly $ 800k in a year

A social media influencer Bran flakezzThe real name of Brandon Edelman, he detailed how he did nearly $ 800,000 in a year.

Speaking on the episode of Wednesday, March 5, of “Networth and coolingPodcast, hosted by You liveFlakezz said, “I made $ 768,000 mesh in 2024,” before detailing how many were left in his pocket as a result of “the net” costs.

‘So $ 768,000 is the highest number, 20 percent of that goes to the management, so we’re down to, like, what $ 550k? From $ 550k, $ 200,000 of that goes to taxes, ”said the 28 -year -old. “Exactly the way it goes. Now we’re down to $ 330k. After the $ 330k, you have your expenses. I have a team now, so it’s like, lawyer, accountant, therapist … it’s crazy. “

Flakezz, a comedian and content creator from Philadelphia who has risen to fame as a result of his transferable content across Tiktok and Instagram, went on to reveal how much he ended up pockets pockets last year: “as, probably about $ 300,000.”

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The influencer also went with listeners through his journey to success, telling the interior, founder and chief executive officer of your rich BFF media, that he had grown his earnings from an annual employee of $ 40k and an ongoing family hardship. “I was brought up, literally, poor dirt, so this is crazy,” he started. “My parents made enough money to put food on the table but did not have savings. We lived a pay check for a payment check. I knew when I was brought up, I wanted to be safer financially. “

Flakezz explained that he now meets an “quite often” accountant to make sure he keeps his finances in order. “I think the most detailed thing is the cost report I have to keep,” detailed. “I can kind of expense almost everything. I took Uber here to make a podcast, this includes, this is work, I can expense that Uber. I can cost the lunch that I ate on this way. That’s really great for me. I’m very thorough. “

Flakezz’s fame saw him as a cast member, and secondly, on Barstool Sports’ first reality TV show, Project checkedHe also discussed during his podcast appearance. “I was huge Brianna ‘Chickenfry’ (Lapag) Fan, like, she was one of the first creators I followed, like, fun, fun, including a feral party, ”he said. “I wanted to be part of that show very badly.”

Added when Lapaglia announced that she was hosting Project checked And calling out competitors, Flakezz Dm’d for her to see if she should apply. “When I got the call that I was on, I was so excited because my bio was in my head, I’m a reality TV star,” he said. “When I first started making content, that was because I really wanted to be cast for a show, and I, like, I feel I needed to have a presence in social media so let me try to make content and then it ended that I had fallen in love with making content.”