Based on Rules - Topic's total view count of 15.1M views and industry-standard rates, this YouTube channel has generated an estimated total earning of $10.5K - $30.2K through ad revenue. Historical data is not yet available to calculate daily, weekly, or monthly averages.

Explore Rules - Topic's YouTube presence with 504 subscribers and 54 videos. Experience the cumulative impact of 15,121,101 views across their engaging content.

Rules is a multi-instrumentalist, artist, producer, and DJ, originally from Derby and now residing in London, UK. His sound infuses electronic production and warm synths, organic keys and saxophone. He has recording/production credits for artists including Elderbrook, Jason Derulo, the XX, James Carter, Sammy Porter, Michael Calfan amongst others. He’s amassed more than 25 million streams over his first three releases. His debut single “Carry You” (Get Together/ADA) went to daytime radio in France, support from BBC Radio 1’s Dance Anthems, TCTS show on Kiss FM, and landed on the Spotify viral charts in Australia and France. In 2022 he officially remixed Diplo and Miguel’s Summer hit “Don’t Forget My Love” (FFRR) and was invited to play at Bakermat’s The Circus at Printworks, alongside Ofenbach and Regard. He also performed at the opening of the Gumball 3000 (Toronto, Canada) alongside Deadmau5. He has built a loyal following on social media with over 48k followers on TikTok whilst receiving thousands if not hundreds of thousands of views per video. Rules has been working with the likes of Goodboys, Clementine Douglas, Shells, Poppy Baskcomb, Sophie & The Giants and Hayley May.

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