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He left Twitch to join Mixer in August 2019 in a $30-50m deal, then Mixer went down the drain and he went back to Twitch after a year or something. It's also just revenue from streaming like subs/donations etc, won't account for contracts that most if not all of the top earners on the list sign.
He was but from August 2019 until August 2020 he was streaming exclusively on Mixer. Not seen him since he returned but think the switch to Mixer dented his viewership when he came back and his viewership moved on to other channels.
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I'm wrong, doesn't even include money from donations apparently
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It is crazy money but declines steeply. Even just looking at top 13. Lots of kids dreaming about earning millions streaming but looks like they’d have a better chance of becoming a PL footballer.
Relatively few heroes wear a cap.
Crazy in't it
I don't know who he is, but the cure for your bafflement lies in your very next sentence.
Well if you have an account there you could be compromised. If not then just carry on with your day.
It's jealously in most cases. Game streamers are providing a form of entertainment, we all pay much much more to watch a load of overpaid humans kick a ball about a field every month.
Those figures there are a fraction of what they earn in all reality.
I dunno. There's people with 100 or a couple of hundred viewers a stream earning $100k a year on Facebook.
It's not gatekept by anything though, you could literally press a single button and be doing the same thing. That's why people shouldn't be so dismissive of what they actually do.
Yeah I tried to calculate it and I think Doc gets at least 5k in donos per stream. Streams 3 times a week = ~$780k a year. That's just from donos, not to mention the sponsorship deals and collabs which undoubtedly he makes the most money from.
There's probably a good few on there who match that description.
Pretty sure these are totals since 2019 or something, not monthly. That's what I read, anyway. The top few streamers obviously make a lot, but even at the bottom of this list (who are still in the top 0.1% of streamers), they make a lot less than most people while probably working more.
The top 100 are all over 900K in two years. That's still outright insane and boggles my mind.
It is though. I'd be willing to bet a vast majority of the Top 200-400 all come from top 10% income earning households, have never had to depend on a real job, and have had the luxury of being supported by well-to-do parents while they built their following and bought equipment for their streaming. Just look how much graphics cards alone cost these days. That's a massive start-up cost as a entry barrier for any kids looking to get into it.
Okay. Even so, I became paranoid and changed my password for Amazon too
.Couldn't hurtOkay. Even so, I became paranoid and changed my password for Amazon too
She was more of a 'pool girl', so basically sat in a hot tub in not very much while people donated for her to change bikinis (off screen) and write users names on her arms. ***** be simping.Wow. Amouranth does ASMR on YouTube. Girl pulled down over $1m on Twitch
Good for her!
Agreed, if people wanna give her a lot of money, go for it.
people arguing about this on twitter write like this:
accelerate the wealth transfer to boomers imo.
