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post 1557552771 07-30-2018, 01:40 PM
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Ninja reportedly makes $500,000 a month playing Fortnite

Mainly through the donations of fans. I was watching one video of his and someone donated $100 to him. Dudes making like $1,000 an hour at times.


Is $500,000/month real tea? They said he plays about 10 hours a day.
post 1557552831 07-30-2018, 01:41 PM
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He makes that on subs alone, donations add an undisclosed amount of top of that, then add in his Youtube Revenue as well, he's also now a RedBull sponsored athlete as well as any other sponsorships he's worked out.

Prob well over a million a month.
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He get paid by twitch for subs, has tons of followers, creates content, ad revenue, donations.

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post 1557552941 07-30-2018, 01:42 PM
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lol at some incel giving his hard earn money to someone playing a video game. This is worst than *******s paying a cam whore.
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He has over 100k viewers atm, not surprised at all.
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post 1557553021 07-30-2018, 01:42 PM
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Originally Posted By Noahbro
lol at some incel giving his hard earn money to someone playing a video game. This is worst than *******s paying a cam whore.
Prob 95% of his subs are free twitch prime subs from having an Amazon account but a lot of people do donate as well.
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post 1557553041 07-30-2018, 01:43 PM
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Doubt it.
A lot of idiots will take a snippit in time, like 1000 an hour, and extrapolate to a monthly or yearly salary.
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Originally Posted By JoshSP1985
He makes that on subs alone, donations add an undisclosed amount of top of that, then add in his Youtube Revenue as well, he's also now a RedBull sponsored athlete as well as any other sponsorships he's worked out.

Prob well over a million a month.
Seems unreal, is he one of the best fortnite players out there or something?
post 1557553261 07-30-2018, 01:45 PM
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Originally Posted By Amino89
Seems unreal, is he one of the best fortnite players out there or something?
Ever seen him play? Check him out on Instagram. Not sure if he plays on pc or ps4 but the way he builds and snipes is unbelievable
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post 1557553351 07-30-2018, 01:47 PM
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Originally Posted By Droopdx
Ever seen him play? Check him out on Instagram. Not sure if he plays on pc or ps4 but the way he builds and snipes is unbelievable
I just watched him earlier, he says he’s on a PC. Watched a video where he killed 32 people in one game lol.
post 1557553381 07-30-2018, 01:47 PM
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Originally Posted By residesinAZ
Doubt it.
A lot of idiots will take a snippit in time, like 1000 an hour, and extrapolate to a monthly or yearly salary.
No, he makes well over that amount. Most of his Twitch revenue, which is where that number comes from, comes from monthly subscriptions which are well known and not a secret. He makes even more once you consider his massive Youtube view counts (nearly 16 mill subs, every video hits like 2-6+ million views), and other corporate sponsorship such as his Red Bull sponsor.
post 1557553451 07-30-2018, 01:48 PM
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You know we are on Autism overload when you have some nerd making 7 figures a month from people staring at their computer watching him play video games.

The world has gone potato.
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$500k is too low. Guarantee he makes more than that considering endorsement deals and events he participates in.
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post 1557553741 07-30-2018, 01:51 PM
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Originally Posted By TrickHenry
thought he died of ligma
yep, right after he went to SawCon
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post 1557553861 07-30-2018, 01:53 PM
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Originally Posted By TrickHenry
thought he died of ligma
He was in the ER for like 18 hours because of Ligma, actually. He almost died.
post 1557554051 07-30-2018, 01:55 PM
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Paying money to watch someone play video games blows my mind. I've met younger kids who don't even play the video games they watch on YouTube.

Crazy as fuk.

It's the new media advertising opportunity. At this rate, might not be long before the total ad revenue passes the NFL.

Netflix needs to buy twitch or something.
post 1557554061 07-30-2018, 01:55 PM
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Originally Posted By iabs
You know we are on Autism overload when you have some nerd making 7 figures a month from people staring at their computer watching him play video games.

The world has gone potato.
is it not full potato for professional athletes to be making 9 figures then?

ninja works his ass off via streaming insane amounts of hours and is in the top percentage of his craft. he's not the best fortnite player but he's the most marketable.. which sadly counts for everything in the US lul.

(this is coming from someone who knows plenty about sports + games as well)
post 1557554081 07-30-2018, 01:56 PM
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Originally Posted By Griggz
He was in the ER for like 18 hours because of Ligma, actually. He almost died.
wow! My friend Hugh went to the ER for sugma but sadly passed away.
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post 1557554131 07-30-2018, 01:56 PM
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Originally Posted By HMFIC_BROWSIN
Paying money to watch someone play video games blows my mind. I've met younger kids who don't even play the video games they watch on YouTube.

Crazy as fuk.

It's the new media advertising opportunity. At this rate, might not be long before the total ad revenue passes the NFL.

Netflix needs to buy twitch or something.
Why isn't it mindblowing that people sit down and watch sports then? Same principles, no?

Amazon already bought Twitch for $970M a few years ago. Gaming has done nothing but continue to blow up.
post 1557554271 07-30-2018, 01:58 PM
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Originally Posted By XFactah416
Why isn't it mindblowing that people sit down and watch sports then? Same principles, no?

Amazon already bought Twitch for $970M a few years ago. Gaming has done nothing but continue to blow up.
No.
How often do you tip sports players?
post 1557554411 07-30-2018, 02:00 PM
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All the props to him for making a chit ton of money. If you as a man donate to some twink playing video games, you should be chemically castrated

fuk this ghey earth.
post 1557554521 07-30-2018, 02:01 PM
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Originally Posted By residesinAZ
No.
How often do you tip sports players?
While you don't directly tip sports players..

But do people not spend a ton of money to attend sporting events live? Do people not buy shyt like NFL Red Zone to watch football on Sundays?

Do people not buy merchandise of other athletes?
post 1557554651 07-30-2018, 02:02 PM
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Originally Posted By XFactah416
Why isn't it mindblowing that people sit down and watch sports then? Same principles, no?

Amazon already bought Twitch for $970M a few years ago. Gaming has done nothing but continue to blow up.
Yeah it is mind blowing people watch sports they don't even play recreationally lmao.

BRB, watching basketball
BRB, haven't even touched a physical basketball in 15 years. Lmao

I recognize how big this is going to get. The younger kids are like crackheads for these streamers, and I think it's only going to get bigger.

Edit: I'm an Amazon shareholder and glad to hear Bezos is exploiting the next generation lmaoooo.
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Originally Posted By Amino89
I just watched him earlier, he says he’s on a PC. Watched a video where he killed 32 people in one game lol.
Figured he was on pc, his keyboard hates him. Played for like 3 hours yesterday and probably got 15 kills lol
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Originally Posted By iabs
You know we are on Autism overload when you have some nerd making 7 figures a month from people staring at their computer watching him play video games.

The world has gone potato.
"You know we are on Autism overload when you have some jock making 7 figures a month from people staring at their television watching him hit a ball with a stick.

The world has gone potato"

Do you see the irony? I always find it comical how it is seemingly socially acceptable for an athlete to make millions because they are the best at doing something absurdly pointless (eg: kicking a ball, throwing a ball into a hoop, catching an egg-shaped ball, etc) but what, its ridiculous that someone who is the best (or most marketable) at a video game be just as financially profitable? Its the exact same thing kiddo: someone who is very good at something that is deemed entertaining is paid because that individual generates revenue: whether that be by selling ads, or selling tickets or merchandise.
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Not hating on the streamers, if you can make that money good for them.

I don't understand people who donate money to them or watch youtube videos of other people playing a game though. How is that entertaining?
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Originally Posted By HMFIC_BROWSIN
Yeah it is mind blowing people watch sports they don't even play recreationally lmao.

BRB, watching basketball
BRB, haven't even touched a physical basketball in 15 years. Lmao

I recognize how big this is going to get. The younger kids are like crackheads for these streamers, and I think it's only going to get bigger.
This part is totally fair and I agree.

I don't know how you can get entertainment out of watching Ninja if you don't play Fortnite. Or how you could appreciate watching say LeBron if you never watch basketball in your life.
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Originally Posted By XFactah416
This part is totally fair and I agree.

I don't know how you can get entertainment out of watching Ninja if you don't play Fortnite. Or how you could appreciate watching say LeBron if you never watch basketball in your life.
Younger kids (15 and below) will watch these streams and not play.... So yes it's exactly like spectating sports.... And both make no sense to me.
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