“Ryan was watching a lot of toy review channels – some of his favorites are EvanTubeHD and Hulyan Maya – because they used to make a lot of videos about Thomas The Tank Engine, and Ryan was ...

On the family's YouTube channel, Ryan's parents write: "He loves Cars, Trains, Thomas and Friends, Lego, superheroes, Disney toys, open surprise eggs, Play-Doh , Pixar Disney cars, Disney Planes ...

The account began when Ryan, then simply a 4-year-old fan of toy-review videos, asked his parents why he couldn't also review toys on YouTube. Ryan ToysReview started out slowly until a July 2015 ...

They wanted the core of their channel, at the time called Ryan’s Toys Review, to remain the same — Ryan playing with the toys he liked, from “Cars” and “Thomas & Friends” — but they ...

Nearly all of his money, or about $21 million, comes from pre-roll advertising on his channels Ryan ToysReview and Ryan’s Family Review. When views go up, so do these automated ad dollars.

Ryan's World includes 15 toys such as blind bag collectible toys, slime, vehicles, stuffed animals, squishies, putty and more, as well as four T-shirt designs. Making good on its promise to extend ...

Ryan is your average five-year-old. He likes playing with toy cars, riding tricycles, and going down water slides. His mom, like most parents, loves to capture and share these moments.