Yes, YouTube does pay for videos featuring rain and waterfall sounds, but monetization success largely depends on the originality of your content and adherence to YouTube's policies.
But many creators have successfully monetized ambient sound videos, including rain and waterfall recordings. For instance, one YouTuber reportedly earns up to $30,000 per month from such content . However, achieving this level of success requires more than just uploading long, looped videos
of course youtube pays for videos in niches but you need to make sure that you have monetize the account and it goes well with the standard youtube has for you to get paid.
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