Lazar Beam Net Worth: How Rich is The Youtuber Actually?

YouTuber and gamer LazarBeam from Australia is very popular. Over 7.5 million people subscribe to his YouTube channel, which boasts over 1.8 billion video views.

Playing Fortnite Battle Royale and the Madden NFL series are some of his favorite games. It is a crew member of Click.  On December 14, 1994, Lannan Eacott was born in Australia as Lazar Beam.

Three of his siblings are photographers and YouTubers: Tannar (another photographer/YouTuber), Jarrad (a baseball player), and Callan.  Despite attending TAFE NSW, Lannan appears to have dropped out without completing a diploma.

YouTube came about as the result of a job in the construction industry.

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Early Life of Lazar Beam

In the years before Lannan joined YouTube, he worked for his family’s construction business and dropped out of high school.

The family business didn’t work for him and he, instead, found a passion in making videos, using construction equipment and demolition equipment, which resulted in his first YouTube channel called Crush Slash.

Career of Lazar

After dropping out of high school, Eacott joined his family’s construction business at the age of fifteen. CrushSlash began posting slow-motion demolition videos on YouTube in 2007.

On 4 January 2015, after getting his recording equipment stolen, he started a gaming YouTube channel called “LazarBeam” by taking the name of one of his old RuneScape characters.

Video game commentaries and challenges were mostly about Madden NFL video games. As soon as he began to play Fortnite Battle Royale in 2018, his channel experienced a substantial increase in popularity.

Announcing its launch full-time, Eacott was among the earliest members of the entertainment collective Click (also referred to as the Click Crew), together with other Australian game personalities.

Become the second Australian creator of gaming content to reach 10 million subscribers when his channel reached that milestone in April 2019. At the end of July 2019, Eacott had over 10.8 million subscribers and over 7 billion video views on YouTube, making her the third-most-popular Fortnite streamer in the world.

Scott and other streamers criticized Fortnite Battle Royale’s tenth season, which was released in August 2019 and introduced a mechanical suit with missile launchers, a giant shotgun, and other features.

“Overpowered and unbalanced” was the description of this addition. The following year, Eacott’s video productions related to Minecraft increased, though he welcomed the update that limited the suit’s abilities.

As Fortnite’s second chapter was released in October 2019, Eacott began to focus his videos on other topics; he expressed disappointment with the update’s lack of content.

It was announced in October 2019 that Eacott would star in the film Free Guy 2021 alongside Ninja and Jacksepticeye.

As described by Business Insider in a report on this, Eacott ranked as the eighth most-viewed content creator on YouTube, with 2 billion views for 2019 [25][26].

He is known for his comedy riffs and use of memes. Eacott’s video editing style is also noteworthy, which “involves zooming in and splicing graphics to emphasize his facial expressions as he sits in front of a computer screen.”

He had previously streamed on Twitch before signing a deal with YouTube; he and fellow Australian YouTuber Elliott “Muselk” Watkins signed the deal on 13 January 2020.

During the live streaming, Eacott and Watkins raised $100,000 to support the ongoing Australian bushfire relief effort.

The same month, Eacott, Watkins, and Click raised more than $300,000 for bushfire relief by doing a 36-hour charity stream. The singer/songwriter is represented by Click Management and WME as well as Rooster Teeth.

A peak of over 900,000 simultaneous viewers watched Aacott’s stream as part of Fortnite’s “The Device” season-ending event. In the month that followed, Click announced that it would “stop filming [group] videos for the foreseeable future,” because members wanted to “work on [their] own content.”

According to YouTube, Eacott was one of the top ten content creators of 2020, as well as the sixth-most-watched gaming creator and one of the top live streaming creators of the year.

As part of the Fortnite Icon Series, Eacott received a custom skin for Fortnite in March 2021.

 

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Personal Life of Lazar Beam

According to sources, LazarBeam is worth an estimated $8 million USD.  He also earns money through the sale of bloody legend merchandise via Rooster Tee.

He acquired the nickname LazarBeam during his first Runescape session.  The native of New South Wales lives in Sydney.  There is a dog named Willeh that he owns.  His favorite team is New England Patriots and Tom Brady.

Laser currently dates Ilsa Watkins, who is one of the most popular Instagrammers. Lannan’s handsome looks are a perfect match for beauty queen Ilsa; their relationship receives praise from all their followers on social media.

Besides not being married yet, Lanan has no children or a wife. Although they have been dating for several years now, he may soon become married to his current girlfriend.

Body Measurements

LazarBeam stands five feet, seven inches tall. With his dashing appearance, he has the right height. At the end of 2021, he weighed over 70 kilograms. His right hand is inked with a tattoo that reads “code lazar.”

He has a slim and fit body type. Brown eyes and short blonde hair reflect his comic character. Lannan tends to wear shoes with a US shoe size of 8 when wearing shoes.

Bio of Lazar Beam

The net worth of LazarBeam is $8 million. LazarBeam is an Australian YouTube personality with a net worth of $8 million. YouTube subscribers make up the bulk of his fame.

A New South Wales native, LazarBeam was born on the Central Coast in December 1994. Besides being a professional gamer, he is also a writer.

The real name of LazarBeam is Lanna Eacott. Having created his YouTube channel in 2015, he began making demolition videos in slow motion in 2014.

His channel grew substantially after he started posting videos of Fortnite Battle Royale in 2018. YouTube’s LazarBeam generated two billion views in 2019, making it the eighth-most viewed content of 2019.

More than six billion people have viewed his videos. There are only two other Australian YouTube channels as popular and as viewed as his.

As part of the Gaming category of the Short Award in 2020, LazarBeam was nominated. 2015’s Lazer Team was executive produced by him. He has a sister with over a million YouTube subscribers named Tannar.

Net Worth

In 2021, LazarBeam’s net worth was $4 million. His net worth is attributed to the thousands of dollars he collects each year from sources including YouTube revenue and hoodies he sells as official merchandise.