Chase Hudson 2020 Net Worth Reveal

This guy is the genius behind the Hype House. Chase Hudson brought up the idea of forming a group of TikTok artists together and grow up together in the fame world. He scouts the troops and recognizes talent when he sees one. Of course, Hype House is somewhat similar to what groups of YouTubers and Vine users have done in the past. But there's a certain element to it that's making soaring headlines in the social media world. And of course, some would consider it total poppycock.

Born on May 15, 2002 [age 18], in Stockton, California, to mom Tamora Hudson and dad Cole Hudson, Chase Hudson, who goes by his social media name Lilhuddy, has jumped on to every new social media platform possible. He's tried out Vine first and then moved on to Dubsmash, YouNow, Musical.ly, YouTube and currently TikTok. He's succeeded at all of them too, however fairly.

Chase Hudson, aka Lilhuddy, has been charming people all his life.
Photo Source: Chase Hudson, Instagram

Brothers to two sibling sisters, Marlena and Karissa, Hudson's popularity has helped his net worth quite well. But being the boyfriend of rising-at-lightning-fast-speed Charli D'Amelio [net worth: $4 million] also has its perks. It's only added more to his already established social media personality.

Chase Hudson Earned a 2020 Net Worth of $800,000 from His Social Media Endeavors

With millions of likes on each TikTok video, Chase Hudson collected a net worth of $800,000, as of February 2020. The sources for such wealth includes all the sponsorship money he gets out of each of his sponsored posts on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. His income sources also include merchandise sales as well, having already worked with prominent fashion brands.

18-year-old Chase Hudson is worth $800,000.
Source: Chase Hudson, Instagram

During the foundation of Hype House, Hudson obviously helped put the money down to acquire the house. But he isn't in charge of managing the house. He just scouts potential TikTok talents out there to welcome them into the group. More later.

Social Media Earning and Endorsements

As mentioned before, he's succeeded in every social media platform that was trending at any given time. Despite not reaching the heights of Zach King [net worth: $3.5 million] in Vine or girlfriend Charli D'Amelio herself in TikTok, he's got the experience to keep the loyal followers to himself. Of course, the proof came when fans chased him at VidCon in July 2019.

And with each success, there are always brands coming to him to endorse their products, however subtly, in his posts. That's how social media helps these budding stars earn what they do. And it's often no that easy (don't think of D'Amelio here, she turned out to be one of the exceptions).

YouTube

It's not the first thing he started out with. He'd tried out Vine and then moved on to Dubsmash and Musical.ly. But creating a YouTube channel was when he really started to kick off.

The 18-year-old opened his self-titled YouTube channel, Chase Hudson, in 2018. His first video came on September 11, 2018, titled, "HUME LAKE WEEK 5 VLOG July 8-14", a type explained by the title itself. It's deleted now. He's uploaded only 14 videos so far, but his 684,000 subscribers have stayed for more of his content, which is variant.

For his subscriber-numbers, he gains about $6000 per each of his videos.

TikTok

It's not sure whether it's the platform itself or the person using the platform, but TikTok sure does seem to have that flair when it comes to bringing in followers for users. After a moderate success on YouTube, he started using the lip-syncing app after Muscial.ly was merged with TikTok. That's obvious as he was already charming people on Musical.ly.

He's got a weird sense of aura that's hard to miss.
Photo Source: Chase Hudson, Instagram

Hudson's TikTok account, Chase Hudson (@lilhuddy), currently has over 13 million followers. After uploading over 5400 clips, despite having a very low engagement rate (less than 1%), he earns around an average of $10,500 for each post he sponsors a brand.

Each of his videos attracts millions of likes. And it's not just because he's dating the fast-rising D'Amelio and she features a lot in his clip. Even his solo performances rake in more likes than when he collaborated with girlfriend D'Amelio or others. And he's a big fan of Justin Bieber, while also syncing to One Direction, Shawn Mendes and Bazzi's music. You should probably know Kendra Ray and Dylan Huey were the first of the people he collaborated with on TikTok.

Instagram

Apart from YouTube, he was also establishing himself on Instagram as well. He started his account, Chase Hudson (@lilhuddy), sometime in mid-2018 and was adored for his resemblance to Cole Sprouse, or just his hairstyle. His first post came on June 16, 2018, as he was visiting the zoo. There was apparently someone with him, why the photographer of course, but we'll never know. We do know the comments have been flowing in on the post, even at the time of writing.

There was apparently a loved one at the zoo with him.
Source: Chase Hudson, Instagram

He's doing really well on the platform, in comparison to the ratio others are achieving on TikTok and Instagram. He has 4.9 million and posted 10o+ times, many of which include products from the brand he endorses. At his amount, he earns an average of around $13,000 from each of those sponsored posts.

Endorsements

Lilhuddy's been all around his social media handles except YouTube. His Twitter account, lilhuddy (@xlilhuddy), has attracted 528,000 followers. His Snapchat account is also named lilhuddy1.

In all his social media presence, there's one thing he wouldn't hesitate people to know about (aside from the thing with D'Amelio). He likes flashy objects. That much is clear from his YouTube videos. There are lots of jewelry and spectacles on him every time.

Most of them are usually from the brands that he endorses. He's worked with Lululemon Athletica. In his 10,000 DOLLAR Winter Clothing Haul video, he shared that he got one of his necklaces from a brand called Stolen Girlfriends Club. Is it weird?

Watch: Chase Hudson's Latest Clothing Haul of $10,000

The guy also likes to give away all his past clothes. For a price, of course. And no he's not ripping you off; he has to give them away cheaper. He thus adds some to his fortune after selling merchandise through Vivid Management. The merchandise includes T-shirts, hoodies, jewelry pieces like necklaces and bracelets, hats, shoes, pants and backpacks. He occasionally organizes clothing hauls (like the one above) and posts them on his social media pages.