The YouTube show Goonzquad Brothers is making a lot of headlines lately for their distinctively unique content and their sickest classic car collection. The guys have those Yo Bro vibes, but they get the work done without wasting even a single frame. Their content is incredibly relatable which is probably why they have garnered more than two million subscribers within a few years of kicking off. They started pretty humble in 2015 with construction and basic home renovation videos. One of these amateur videos went viral and thus started their journey which is getting crazier with every second episode. The running joke between their fans is that at the rate at which they are growing, they're going to rebuild a starship next to the Milky Way galaxy in the coming episodes.
These brothers actually made their own YouTube channel to catch the crazy and spontaneous events of their daily life. They eventually went on to make exclusively car rebuild videos on some wrecked cars they were fixing up. To be honest, their car choices have presumably played a large role in pulling the audience from almost all age groups. Their motto is to live their life on the goon side which literally means being yourself, hence the name. However, there is not much information available in the public domain about these guys.
And while the Goonzquad channel has been gaining traction on YouTube, the brothers behind this binge-worthy auto show seem to be rather reserved when it comes to sharing their personal lives with the public and there's not much information about them even on their social media accounts. This is why we've dug up all the authentic details that we could find about them and assembled it in this article.
If you want to know who these Goonzquad Brothers are and how they built their net worth to a couple of millions, scroll till the end.
Who Are Goonzquad Brothers?
Goonzquad Brothers are two young dudes on the YouTube channel Goonzquad, who rebuild salvage and wrecked exotic cars in their back yard garage. It is a car show for real gearheads. They have worked on some pretty interesting vehicles such as the 2017 Corvette Z06, Mustang GT, Dodge Hellcat, Ferrari 458 Spider, Camaro ZL1, etc. It's a team of two siblings who host the show. The older brother with darker hair is Billy. He's married. The younger brother (the blonde one) is named Simon. They have another elder brother named Alex who works in home construction. He can often be seen in the background of the videos working on his own cars. Apparently, Alex did not want to be a part of the YT show which is such a shame because according to the brothers, he adores his cars. These guys have a sister too who helps with the merchandise, administration, and camera work.
Both the brothers started working right after high school and never went to college, but Billy has had a technical education in auto repair. Simon has learned everything from scratch while working on the cars. These guys make mistakes sometimes but learn along the way, which adds a touch of reality and authenticity to the show. Sometimes they do sketchy things unintentionally but their fans probably love them for it, as evident from the comment section. Their official email address is goonzquadteam@gmail.com. Their Instagram ID is @goonzquad where they have around 475,000 followers as of now. They still live with their parents and family in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Billy and Simon love to get gifts from fans and unbox them at the end of the show every Sunday.
How Did They Build A Net Worth Of $2 Million?
At the time of writing this article, they have 2.6 million subscribers on YouTube with a total of over 515 million video views. According to Social Blade, their Goonzquad channel is growing at a rate of 3700 new subscribers every day! COVID-19 slowed it down or it would have crossed the 4 million count by now. As per our calculations, the estimated monthly earnings of the channel is approximately $100,000. The estimated annual income of the Goonzquad YouTube channel lies in the range of $500,000 at the lowest to $1.2 million at the highest, with an average of about 14 million views per month.
Even though the YouTube earnings are not bad, the major chunk of their revenue comes from their merchandise store and sales of the cars that they have restored. The brothers spend a lot of time making their merch and promoting them online in their videos and social media posts. They work hard, have fun, and are honest in their ways. Unlike other automotive shows, they don’t waste the first 20 minutes blabbering or hurling theatrics. These are the major reasons why their channel has grown so rapidly and how these young cool dudes have managed to amass a huge net worth of $2 million all by themselves in just five years running a YouTube channel. However, the boys still live with their family which means all the more money in their bank.