FACTYouTube ad revenue scales with views (CPM — cost per thousand impressions), so a video that provokes strong reactions and gets widely shared earns more than a calm one, independent of accuracy. That baseline incentive applies to every YouTuber, not just "cyber wreckers."
FACTWhat distinguishes the "cyber wrecker" model is a second revenue layer: Super Chat and channel memberships let a channel extract direct lump-sum payments from a mobilized audience in real time, often during a live "exposé" stream — the audience isn't just watching an ad-supported video, it's actively funding the specific act of targeting someone.
FACTKorean top-tier YouTube channels by view count are estimated to earn in the billions of won annually; in one documented case tied to a political controversy, a single channel drew roughly 5 million won in Super Chat from one incident-related livestream — illustrating how a single high-outrage event can generate an immediate, concentrated payout well beyond normal ad revenue.
INFERENCEThe economics reward being first and loudest more than being right, since Super Chat revenue is collected live, before any correction or retraction could happen — retractions, when they occur, arrive after the monetizable moment has passed.