Apple generally keeps about 30 percent of all sales, so the PSY camp could be due more than $2.6 million. The song sells for $1.29 on Apple's iTunes Store, the market leader in song downloads. 2 seller for most weeks since its debut, according to Nielsen SoundScan. "Gangnam Style" has been downloaded 2.9 million times in the U.S. Developed countries have higher ad rates and developing countries lower," said Brian Suh, head of YouTube Partnership in Seoul.Īnd the country with the most views of "Gangnam Style?" The United States.
"Ads rates vary depending on which country the video is played. In the last week of September when "Gangnam Style" had around 300 million views, more than 33,000 videos were identified by the content identification system as using "Gangnam Style."īut since YouTube can be accessed from all over the world, wouldn't Asia be responsible for a significant chunk of the $870,000? The countries with the second and third-highest views of the video are Thailand and South Korea. Artists can have the video removed or allow it to stay online and share ad revenue with YouTube. Google detects videos that use copyrighted content. PSY and YG Entertainment also earn money from views of videos that parody his songs. The Google Inc.-owned video service keeps approximately half. TubeMogul, a video ad buying platform, estimates that PSY and his agent YG Entertainment have raked in about $870,000 as their share of the revenue from ads that appear with YouTube videos. PSY's official channel on YouTube, which curates his songs and videos of his concerts, has nearly 1.3 billion views. The viral video has clocked more than 880 million YouTube views since its July release, beating Justin Bieber's "Baby," which racked up more than 808 million views since February 2010. "Gangnam Style" with its catchy tune and much imitated horse-riding dance is the most-watched video on YouTube ever.
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