I find a lot of YouTubers annoying, but this one might be an exception. It's a little kid, having the time of his life playing with toys. So adorable, so wholesome. Recently, we've seen so many controversies about kids being bullied and mistreated by their parents in YouTube videos, and they should all learn something from Ryan's parents. It's a kid being a kid, talking about his favourite toys, and trying out new toys. Now, this is the kind of quality content everyone should put up.

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For kids out there, Ryan is not just some stranger on the internet, he is their friend. Since he was 3 years old, Ryan's parents have been capturing videos of him opening toys, playing with them and “reviewing” them for videos posted on their YouTube channel 'Ryan ToysReview'. His parents direct and produce the videos, and originally started the channel back in 2015.

But, what made 'Ryan ToysReviews' take off was a viral video in July 2015. The viral video that triggered such a drastic viewership was of Ryan reviewing a 'Giant Egg Surprise' box containing over 100 toys from Pixar's 'Cars' animated movie series. As of now, the video has over 800 million views.

While most of us can just dream of becoming a millionaire one day, Ryan has already achieved that at the age of 6.

According to Forbes' annual list of the highest-earning YouTube celebrities, Ryan's channel has generated close to $11 million in pre-tax income in 2017. He's ranked at number 8, and has tied with the comedy channel Smosh, created by Anthony Padilla and Ian Hecox.

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The channel, which has around 10 million subscribers now, shows reviews of new toys or kids' food products, and the videos usually feature earnest and enthusiastic commentary from Ryan with off-camera guidance from his parents.

Ryan is an inspiration for all of us. If a 6-year-old can become a multimillionaire doing what he loves, then we can do too.