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    Home»Digital Culture»Creator Economy & Fan-Driven Platforms»Boy’s Gaming Videos Rack Up $118,000 YouTube Ad Bill on Dad’s Company Card
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    Boy’s Gaming Videos Rack Up $118,000 YouTube Ad Bill on Dad’s Company Card

    JamesBy JamesSeptember 16, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Boy’s Gaming Videos Rack Up $118,000 YouTube Ad Bill on Dad’s Company Card

    Mighty Mike Plays started as innocent gameplay uploads, but after dad Dave showed his son how to run a small $20 ad campaign using the shared company card, the boy launched his own promotions. Those efforts drove 200,000 views per video but racked up $118,000 over three weeks, landing Dave in a tense meeting with managers and finance. In a follow-up video, the boy quipped ‘I’m definitely cooked’ while Dave owned the mistake of leaving payment details open, vowing stricter controls as the channel pauses amid uncertainty over repayment and his job.

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    alex 🐝
    @oscgoat
    13h
    dude i know this isnt what i normally post but i stumbled upon this channel of this 9 year old kid who’s apparently been running 118k usd worth of youtube ads with his dad’s BUSINESS CREDIT CARD 😭😭

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    Mako Fukasame 🦈👩‍🏫 | Vershion AU
    @MakoFukasame
    9h
    “this might be the end of Mighty Mike Plays…” is the funniest thing you could say in front of your dad after putting him 118k in debt and getting him fired
    alex 🐝
    @oscgoat
    13h
    dude i know this isnt what i normally post but i stumbled upon this channel of this 9 year old kid who’s apparently been running 118k usd worth of youtube ads with his dad’s BUSINESS CREDIT CARD 😭😭
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    cerise 🍒
    @yfcherries
    8h
    the last few seconds of this video have me crying of laughter omg

    this kid is fucked

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    alex 🐝
    @oscgoat
    13h
    01:01
    dude i know this isnt what i normally post but i stumbled upon this channel of this 9 year old kid who’s apparently been running 118k usd worth of youtube ads with his dad’s BUSINESS CREDIT CARD 😭😭
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    Dexerto
    @Dexerto
    7h
    A 9-year-old boy allegedly spent $118,000 on YouTube ads for his Minecraft and Roblox videos using his dad’s company credit card

    Mighty Mike Plays says he’s “definitely cooked” after finding out his dad doesn’t know if he’ll keep his job

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    Polymarket
    @Polymarket
    5h
    JUST IN: 9-year-old boy reportedly spends $118,000 on YouTube ads promoting his Minecraft videos using his dad’s company credit card.
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