🤯 Streamer Makes $6.7M In A Month

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Here’s what’s shocking the world today:

• Kai Cenat Named Standout Streamer of 2024

• Ninja Reveals $6.7 Million Earnings in One Month

• Tommy Fury Responds to Jake Paul Rematch Offer

• Grace Van Dien and FaZe Clan Clash Again

Let’s get into it all!

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Kai Cenat Named Standout Streamer of 2024

Kai Cenat has been crowned Twitch’s “Standout Streamer” for 2024 after an incredible year. He amassed 178 million hours watched and set a new subscriber record with his 30-day Mafiathon 2 subathon, which peaked at 728,535 subscribers. His collaborations with celebrities like Kevin Hart and SZA, plus a McDonald’s partnership, demonstrated his influence well beyond Twitch.

Twitch’s 2024 Recap highlighted Cenat’s ability to engage audiences in fresh ways, and his success continued at the 2024 Streamer Awards, where he earned honors for Best Streamed Collab, Best Just Chatting Streamer, and Best Marathon Stream. Cenat’s dynamic content has firmly established him as a dominant figure in the streaming world.

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Ninja Reveals $6.7 Million Earnings in One Month

Tyler “Ninja” Blevins, the face of Fortnite’s peak era, recently shared his jaw-dropping earnings from his prime streaming days. In a conversation with FaZe Clan’s Stable Ronaldo, Ninja revealed he made an astounding $6.7 million in a single month, with around $5 million coming from Fortnite’s Creators Program. The revelation left Ronaldo stunned, calling the figure “disgusting.”

Ninja’s success surged as Fortnite became a worldwide phenomenon, propelling him to become the most-followed streamer on Twitch with over 19 million followers. His fame extended beyond gaming, with appearances on late-night TV and at Times Square’s New Year’s Eve event, solidifying his status as a gaming legend.

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Tommy Fury Responds to Jake Paul Rematch Offer

Tommy Fury has responded to Jake Paul’s recent rematch proposal, agreeing to a 12-round fight under the condition of serious negotiations. Fury, who handed Paul his first loss in 2023, dismissed rumors he’s avoiding the rematch and made it clear he’s ready for a second showdown.

The British boxer addressed the offer through an Instagram story, calling for direct talks rather than public exchanges. Fury is open to the fight but insists on discussing the terms privately. Despite other potential matchups, including a second fight with KSI, negotiations for Fury's future remain uncertain.

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Grace Van Dien and FaZe Clan Clash Again

The feud between Grace Van Dien and FaZe Clan flared up again at the 2024 Streamer Awards, adding drama to an otherwise celebratory night. While presenting the Best Creative Arts Streamer award, Van Dien joked about her gaming skills, poking fun at FaZe Clan with a comment about never being accepted into the group. The remark ignited a heated online exchange that overshadowed the award presentation.

This latest clash is a continuation of the tensions that started in 2023, when Van Dien briefly joined FaZe before publicly clashing with its members. FaZe co-founder Banks responded to the comments by accusing her of seeking relevance, which led Van Dien to fire back on social media. The argument escalated, culminating in Van Dien deactivating her X account shortly after.

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