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Youtube has a Google Search to back the 15 years of constant losses by Youtube.
That's true, you'd definitely have to charge more than what YouTube makes with ads. But I don't think Google would keep YouTube alive if it generated only like, 10% of the money it costs them to operate.
Edit: That's why I said "it's probably not too outrageous", I know that YouTube probably operates at a loss, but I don't think the cost is so great that noone would pay to fund a service like that. Though I'm obviously just guessing, I might be totally wrong
Google is a whole package. They can earn money with youtube by serving ads on Google search that are fueled by your Youtube data.