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Guest, it's time once again for the massively important and exciting FoH Asshat Tournament!
Go here and give us your nominations!Who's been the biggest Asshat in the last year? Give us your worst ones!
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I wish i could make that type money playing video games.
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Twitch streamer Mizkif surprises his fans by revealing his net worth - Dexerto
Mizkif was happy to answer fans’ questions, even discussing his net worth, during a ‘completely honest’ Q&A stream.
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Noodleface
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I always like to wonder what these people do to break through. Probably not playing shitass games like Overwatch I bet
Most of the streamers I watch often talk about playing games when not streaming. Some games you'd want to just experience without the work added onto it, and some games just wouldn't fit for their stream
Cybsled
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Overwatch did well for XQC and Seagull, even if they don’t play that all the time anymore.
Ravishing
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You need to be the top 0.1% of a game, and play a popular game.
And/or be in the top 5-10% of a game that isn't popular yet, but eventually becomes popular (Ninja > FortNite).
Also helps to have an appealing personality, but you still get streamers like Tfue that only thrive off their skill level.
Also winning a big tournament helps (Bugha).
Otherwise, as a Male streamer, it's extremely difficult to break through.
If you've never been at the top % of any particular video game, forget being a streamer.
And/or be in the top 5-10% of a game that isn't popular yet, but eventually becomes popular (Ninja > FortNite).
Also helps to have an appealing personality, but you still get streamers like Tfue that only thrive off their skill level.
Also winning a big tournament helps (Bugha).
Otherwise, as a Male streamer, it's extremely difficult to break through.
If you've never been at the top % of any particular video game, forget being a streamer.
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Gankak
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Gankak
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I am pretty sure Itmejp wasn't an LoL streamer ever. He gained his 'fame' through MLG and SC2. That said pretty sure he was NEVER a top anything player... ever
They were two of the earlier twitch adopters and had an audience built up over years before twitch became big.
Noodleface
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xQc for sure, but he's got the personality to go with it. Seagull absolutely lost like 85% of his viewership when he stopped streaming OW for a long period.
How to do well on Twitch:
Be one of the best
Have some rocking tits
Hit a good gimmick at the right time
Import an audience from Youtube
Go back in time to 2013 and spend years building up an audience that puts you high in the viewers list when the site goes big.
Be one of the best
Have some rocking tits
Hit a good gimmick at the right time
Import an audience from Youtube
Go back in time to 2013 and spend years building up an audience that puts you high in the viewers list when the site goes big.
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Never heard of these three before. Rachell “Valkyrae” Hofstetter, Lannan “LazarBeam” Eacott and Elliott “Muselk” Watkins
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YouTube signs three video stars to combat Amazon's Twitch and fast-growing Facebook in game streaming
YouTube announced exclusive livestreaming deals with three popular live gamers: Valkyrae, LazarBeam and Muselk
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