I think more streamers should branch out. It is crazy to many how many incredibly popular streamers I have literally never heard of. Never even blipped my radar and I go to Twitch everyday.
Sure, their numbers would dip when they jump from game to game, but they would also grow their audience more and more over time. Your audience is either going to be loyal to you or the game you are playing. So, if you float from game to game, you will slowly build a larger audience loyal to you.
i totally understand now how fortnite blew up so fast, been watching lirik doing random duo q's in fortnite and its been all 7-10 year old boys who are retarded as fuck
"all my friends play on their phone, but i have a $300 laptop which is built for fornite"
"do you know i'm a child"
"i've been playing for a month and always die in the first 30 seconds"
"i don't know how to build"
"the way to win is crouching all the time"
not a single one of them knew he was a streamer either which was kinda interesting
Shroud and Summit1g are playing with Chandler Riggs in PUBG atm (Carl from Walking Dead). He is actually pretty decent and saved their ass last game lol
I happened to be watching Summit last night, his chat had no idea who he was playing with... then all of a sudden TWD spoilers... I assume it was already aired stuff, but loads of people in chat weren't caught up with the show.
Chandler seemed like a pretty chill guy.
Jesus... Snoop, Drake, Coral! and Logan Paul, Twitch is only going to get more massive as these celebs (and logan paul) putting time on it.
I think that's the next logical step in marketing these games. I wonder if Fortnite paid Drake to play their game and tweet about it, it's entirely possible. But based on the numbers Ninja got with Drake and I think Shroud was over 50k last night while playing with Chandler, it only makes sense. Imagine if you got Justin Bieber or someone to tweet out about your game and play on twitch.
I could even see the streamers themselves paying a celeb to play with them. "Hey (insert celebrity), I'll pay you 50k to play X game for three hours on twitch with me tonight, whaddaya think?" Based on the numbers Ninja had the other night he would make that 50k back and then some most likely that very night if not soon after from increased exposure etc.
I think that's the next logical step in marketing these games. I wonder if Fortnite paid Drake to play their game and tweet about it, it's entirely possible. But based on the numbers Ninja got with Drake and I think Shroud was over 50k last night while playing with Chandler, it only makes sense. Imagine if you got Justin Bieber or someone to tweet out about your game and play on twitch.
I could even see the streamers themselves paying a celeb to play with them. "Hey (insert celebrity), I'll pay you 50k to play X game for three hours on twitch with me tonight, whaddaya think?" Based on the numbers Ninja had the other night he would make that 50k back and then some most likely that very night if not soon after from increased exposure etc.
I believe twitch has rules stating that if it is a sponsored stream it has to be in the title or something.
Then there was this gem a little earlier while solo.
I think that being to be paid to play with someone falls outside of the sponsorship clause.