Boram is South Korea's most popular and highest-earning YouTuber, with each toy review collecting hundreds of millions of views.
Image:Boram, from South Korea, makes millions from her toy reviews. Pic: YouTube
A six-year-old South Korean YouTube star and her parents have purchased a multi-million pound property, according to reports.
Boram
is the country's most popular YouTuber and her two channels - a video
blog and a series of toy reviews - have more than 30 million
subscribers.
The Maeil Business Newspaper reported the five-storey building is in Gangnam, one of Seoul's most affluent areas.
The property was bought by the Boram Company, which was set up by the girl's parents, for 9.5 billion won (£6.5m).
It may sound like a lot of money but maybe not for the youngster who earns an estimated monthly income of £2.4m.
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Image:Boram and her family have bought a five-storey property in Seoul. Pic: YouTube
Boram's videos, which are posted to Boram Tube ToysReview and Boram Tube Vlog, attract hundreds of millions of views.
She describes them as "making play and a fun kids' playground video...cute and rewarding memories of everyday life".
And, according to the Korea Herald, she earns more through marketing revenue than any other South Korean YouTuber.
Image:Boram, from South Korea, has two popular YouTube channels. Pic: YouTube
But her success has raised concerns that she may be being exploited.
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The Children's local chapter went to court in 2017, accusing her
guardians of "gaining financial profit by putting the children in
situations that could put them under mental distress and distributing
the footage to the public, with a negative influence on underage viewers
who watch the clips", according to the Korea Herald.
The paper
added there were concerns that some of the clips, for example those
showing her stealing money from her father's wallet and acting as if she
is giving birth, could be a bad influence on younger fans.
The offending clips were made private and Boram's parents apologised.
Boram
is not the only mini-millionaire raking it in on the video platform:
last year, seven-year-old American Ryan Kaji earned around $22m (£17m)
through his toy review channel which has more than 20 million
subscribers.
