NEW YORK (AP) — Seven-year-old Ryan drew millions of views reviewing toys on YouTube. Now, he’s become a toy himself. Walmart is selling action figures in his likeness, putty with his face on ...

Toy manufacturing company Bonkers Toys develops branded toys with popular internet stars like Ryan ToysReview, who has 21 million YouTube subscribers.

Seven-year-old Ryan drew millions of views reviewing toys on YouTube. Now, he’s become a toy himself. Walmart is selling action figures in his likeness, putty with his face on the packaging a… ...

For Ryan, this means not only an endless stream of toys to play with but also a seemingly endless stream of money: He was this year’s highest-paid YouTube star, earning $22 million in the 12 ...

Multiplatform children’s media startup Pocket.watch has inked its second major long-term deal with a YouTube creator: Ryan Toys Review — the most-viewed U.S. channel on YouTube — which ...

Ten-year-old Ryan Kaji and his family have turned videos of him playing with toys into a multimillion-dollar empire. Why do so many other kids want to watch?

The 7-year-old Ryan of YouTube's Ryan ToysReview made $22 million in revenue this year from his YouTube account, according to Forbes.