This person is raking in dollars. Not a man, but a baller. She's TaylorSwift. | via philstarlife
Swift earned $92 million last year through combined income streams, including physical record sales, streaming, digital downloads, as well as licensing and sync.
Even more impressive is that she earned most of that figure from the music she already released in previous years, with her back catalog comprising an estimated 70% of her income.tour in November suggests an even bigger 2023 for her, as she’ll be on the road for 52 nights across the U.S. with a potential nine-figure payout as a result," Forbes predicts.
It cited her recent track record, such as becoming the first artist ever to simultaneously claim the top ten spots on the Billboard Hot 100 and having 14 million of her fans all trying to buy tickets at once.
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