Pakistani social media influencer and YouTuber Rajab Butt has stunned his audience with a reveal about his earnings from TikTok Live. In a recent podcast appearance, he said that during a 45‑day break from his usual vlogging routine, he made nearly Rs 9 crore through live streaming on TikTok. His claim has ignited fresh discussion about how digital content creators in Pakistan are monetizing short‑form and live video platforms.
Rajab Butt explained that he temporarily stopped posting his regular YouTube vlogs while he was in the United Kingdom, citing personal challenges including depression linked to the country’s weather. Despite being away from YouTube, he said his income did not drop because he focused on TikTok Live sessions almost every day, earning a large portion of his revenue from audience interactions, gifts, and digital support during streams.
The influencer, known for his family vlogs and lifestyle content, has attracted millions of followers across platforms. Even during his absence from regular uploads, his team continued managing his channel, and viewership numbers rebounded quickly when he returned to Pakistan. Butt said his return helped bring back millions of views, showing the strength of his loyal fan base.
His comments come amid ongoing legal and public controversies, including court appearances and cases related to content and promotions. But this latest revelation about his earnings highlights the growing potential for creators in the digital economy, especially through platforms that reward live engagement and real‑time interaction with followers.
Overall, Rajab Butt’s claim of earning close to Rs 9 crore in a short period underscores both the financial opportunities and the intense scrutiny faced by high‑profile social media figures today.
