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Ameer Slow: MENA’s Most Popular Tunisian Minecraft YouTuber

By Contributing Editor January 30, 2023
By Contributing Editor January 30, 2023
Ameer Slow Minecraft Youtuber
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Ameer Slow is the first ranked and most popular Tunisian Minecraft YouTuber in the MENA region.

Ameer Slow is a young Tunisian gaming YouTuber from Sfax, Tunisia. Ameer plays and shares Minecraft videos and episodes online on his channel. He provides his audience with unique content such as publishing sort of Minecraft roleplays and challenges.

He started his journey back in 2018, within a few months, he managed to have over 400 thousand subscribers. Today, his channel has close to 3 million subscribers and over 1 Billion views.

Ameer Slow, Tunisian Minecraft YouTuber
Ameer Slow, Tunisian Minecraft YouTuber, 2022.

According to the latest updates and records published by the CashNetUSA platform, Ameer Slow owns the top earning YouTube channel in Tunisia.

For its estimations, CashNetUSA collects data from different sources such as Socialblade.com. It then works to isolate the YouTube channel in every country with the most all-time views and estimate the lifetime earnings for each content creator. This is done by applying the midpoint of YouTube’s current average APM — Payout per 1000 views — to their view count, excluding Musicians and channels owned by media agencies.

Top earning YouTube channels in Africa.
Top earning YouTube channels in Africa.

Find Ameer Slow’s YouTube Channel.


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