These Creatives Make Thousands of Dollars a Month With a 'User-Friendly' Side Hustle — and Don't Want to 'Be a Secret Anymore' David "DJ" Lee, Damien Horne and Kenny Carter got started with the platform in August 2021 and began earning by October.
By Amanda Breen Edited by Jessica Thomas
Key Takeaways
- Channing Moreland and Makenzie Stokel wanted to simplify an entertainment hassle.
- Learn how it's put more than $6 million in performers' pockets across the U.S.
It's the era of the side hustle, and if you've ever considered starting one to earn some extra cash outside of your 9-5, you're in good company. These days, more than one-third of U.S. adults have side hustles, and their supplemental gigs make an average of $891 a month, according to recent research from Bankrate. Of course, the most successful side hustlers see much higher earnings, especially when they start a business that brings in nearly as much as — or significantly more than — their full-time sources of income.
Channing Moreland and Makenzie Stokel, now 30, were inspired to start a business of their own when they met as random roommates during their freshman year at Belmont University.
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