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This is my final, feature length post before the superstar "last flame match".
Now alot of ppl have been asking me if my streaming success is true. And the answer is "absolutely ". Who in their right minds wouldn't want to get paid to play video games or just talk to a dedicated and loyal chat?
Now, I know these things might be awkward for alot of you and I'm positive 90% of you completely suck enough ass at video games where this just isn't a feasible option. So for you, click out this thread, this is for the 10%.
Step 1. Find a game you are good at.
You are not gonna move any needles playing a game you are dog shit at. This is the easiest step to accomplish.
Now, I vividly remember the unitards here saying Fortnite was a kids game, but in 2025, Fort is played by everyone and ZB is clustered with more adults then kids. Fortnite is the biggest game in the world with the exception of CoD and I highly doubt CoD's appeal is greater then fort any more. But, to be honest, I highly doubt anybody here besides me would be good at fortnite in 2025. You have to be dedicated and learn new techniques to keep up, something I just don't see in this sad, low skill set crowd here.
Now, you can't play minecraft or roblox. Those are truly kids games and you would look like a creeper. You can't play rpgs until you have a decent sized audience, nobody is tuning in to watch you beat the third dungeon boss blindly, you can't play tetris because there's a competitive community already established.
So what game should you play? GTA5.
Don't believe Rockstar, the reason GTA6 isn't out is because 5 is still huge. It's a good game to start building a community if you don't have the skills to play fort.
Step 2. Get sponsors
Try and get every single sponsor you can.sure, they're not going to give you money when you have 2 viewers, but they sure as shit will give you coupons. I got a sponsor by a mid level energy drink that gave me an 80% coupon if I bought a case and a year later I'm getting paid for putting their logo on my feed. Sponsors make everything easier. I two box my streams and one of my rigs was free with the best shit on the market at the time.
Step 3. Be what your audience needs
This one is simple.
I'm a decent fort player who always plays with subs/follows. I'm mildly attractive and I have a "streamer" voice. Ppl come to my streams for fun, it's never rage bait bullshit. I don't talk politics and I'm not an edgelord. This is how I got successful and have over 10k followers. I'm always grateful to those who watch.
Now I know ol Garrity or however you spell his name has the whole streamer set up, but I can tell you with full confidence he will never be successful. He sounds like a backwoods, inbred hillbilly, he looks like a creeper, and he just isn't interesting. Maybe if he got a unique vtuber character and a voice changer he might have a shred of success, but I doubt it.
You have to be relatable, not off putting and creepy.
Step 4. Grind to partnership
If you have to stream 10 hour days 7 days a week, do it. Shit isn't just going to be handed to you. You have to understand, streamers have marketing agencies behind them who pay a shit load of money to streaming platforms so their streamers get views and ad Rev. Twitch is notorious for their 3 to five minute ad blocks and those christmas ad blocks are worth around 20 bucks each. Grind to partner so that money is going to you. Also, get a creator code. I made almost 2k last month just on my creator code.
Good luck.
Now alot of ppl have been asking me if my streaming success is true. And the answer is "absolutely ". Who in their right minds wouldn't want to get paid to play video games or just talk to a dedicated and loyal chat?
Now, I know these things might be awkward for alot of you and I'm positive 90% of you completely suck enough ass at video games where this just isn't a feasible option. So for you, click out this thread, this is for the 10%.
Step 1. Find a game you are good at.
You are not gonna move any needles playing a game you are dog shit at. This is the easiest step to accomplish.
Now, I vividly remember the unitards here saying Fortnite was a kids game, but in 2025, Fort is played by everyone and ZB is clustered with more adults then kids. Fortnite is the biggest game in the world with the exception of CoD and I highly doubt CoD's appeal is greater then fort any more. But, to be honest, I highly doubt anybody here besides me would be good at fortnite in 2025. You have to be dedicated and learn new techniques to keep up, something I just don't see in this sad, low skill set crowd here.
Now, you can't play minecraft or roblox. Those are truly kids games and you would look like a creeper. You can't play rpgs until you have a decent sized audience, nobody is tuning in to watch you beat the third dungeon boss blindly, you can't play tetris because there's a competitive community already established.
So what game should you play? GTA5.
Don't believe Rockstar, the reason GTA6 isn't out is because 5 is still huge. It's a good game to start building a community if you don't have the skills to play fort.
Step 2. Get sponsors
Try and get every single sponsor you can.sure, they're not going to give you money when you have 2 viewers, but they sure as shit will give you coupons. I got a sponsor by a mid level energy drink that gave me an 80% coupon if I bought a case and a year later I'm getting paid for putting their logo on my feed. Sponsors make everything easier. I two box my streams and one of my rigs was free with the best shit on the market at the time.
Step 3. Be what your audience needs
This one is simple.
I'm a decent fort player who always plays with subs/follows. I'm mildly attractive and I have a "streamer" voice. Ppl come to my streams for fun, it's never rage bait bullshit. I don't talk politics and I'm not an edgelord. This is how I got successful and have over 10k followers. I'm always grateful to those who watch.
Now I know ol Garrity or however you spell his name has the whole streamer set up, but I can tell you with full confidence he will never be successful. He sounds like a backwoods, inbred hillbilly, he looks like a creeper, and he just isn't interesting. Maybe if he got a unique vtuber character and a voice changer he might have a shred of success, but I doubt it.
You have to be relatable, not off putting and creepy.
Step 4. Grind to partnership
If you have to stream 10 hour days 7 days a week, do it. Shit isn't just going to be handed to you. You have to understand, streamers have marketing agencies behind them who pay a shit load of money to streaming platforms so their streamers get views and ad Rev. Twitch is notorious for their 3 to five minute ad blocks and those christmas ad blocks are worth around 20 bucks each. Grind to partner so that money is going to you. Also, get a creator code. I made almost 2k last month just on my creator code.
Good luck.