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So I won a tournament back in 2019, I want to say.

2019 in December.

It was called FNCS.

It's like Fortnite basically has this competitive series that they do.

Fortnite competitive series, I think is what it's called.

FNCS.

And every single three months, they host a big tournament where millions of people can try to qualify to win hundreds of thousands of dollars, if not millions.

They're actually doing one this weekend for like $2 million.

I don't play anymore.

and I was it was like one of the first FNCS is

and I was really good and I had a team with me

and there was like millions of people who tried to qualify

and only I think it was I think it was like 20 teams of four

so the format was like four people in one group

and there's 20 teams or something like that

or 25 teams like 100 players total and we ended up qualifying for it

so like top 100 out of like millions and then when

when it's the top 100 it's obviously the best of the best.

And then we won that tournament.

And that was like, it was like $200,000 split for four people.

And that was your first real grasp at like attention online because you were streaming beforehand.

But after this event and winning the event, obviously people are going to be wondering like, who are these people that won the event?

And then maybe your viewership started to go up a little bit.

Oh yeah.

Like that was my boost and everything.

That was like before COVID too.

So like it kind of like, it was like a butterfly effect.

Like once I won that, the internet like found out who I was.

I started averaging like 100 viewers how much do you make

when you average 100 viewers on twitch

so it's funny i was making like it depends it's all based on hours so like

if you stream like 100 hours with 100 viewers you could

probably make around like three to four thousand dollars a month five thousand dollars a month

which is amazing so 100 hours in a month yeah

so that's that's like uh what's

that wage then that's like what 30 30 bucks an hour for us an hour

so you should just do that like eight hours every single day like a normal job

and you can be making 78 but it's crazy because

it was so funny i got offered by facebook

when i was averaging 100 viewers it was like right

when i started becoming a thing they offered me like 17k a month at like 17

or 18 however old i was

and it was like i don't know how much

that is a year someone do the math looks like 200

and something grand book smart yeah uh 200 something thousand dollars a year like 17

and this is before I knew I could, I was going to make money.

But I remember I was talking to my mom, I declined it.

And I wasn't even making 17k a month at that time.

I was just like, there's just better opportunities.

But yeah, it was crazy.

Because I would have never been here.

So they wanted you to go exclusive on Facebook.

Yeah, they wanted to take me to Facebook for 17k a month.

And I was like, no, I wasn't even making like one fourth of that.

But I was just like, I don't know, I had a feeling that I could do something better.

So when did you first start making real money then?

What's real money?

Like, like to the point of, you know, probably like a hundred K like, I mean, well, a hundred K a year, but I'm also going to sound completely like detached from reality.

Cause that's a hundred K a year is still like insane.

But I'm just saying in terms of, in terms of like, in terms of streaming jack you know what i mean changed

you see clips of people saying oh yeah i'm making like 200k a month

or 100k a month when

when did you start making like a couple hundred grand a year

when did when did it really take off i would honestly say right after i won

that tournament when i started to get exposure i started to stream way more

and streaming is like quick so it's like people come in

and they leave they might never come ever again so it's like

but COVID happened as soon as that happened as soon as I won

and that's where like everyone was on the internet that's where

everyone was on Twitch um I honestly started seeing hundreds of thousands almost instantly after I won

that it was like very quick

because it was like I had months where I was making 30,000 right after

that then it was like 40,000 then it'd be like 30,000

and then it'd be like 60,000

and then you get to quarter three quarter four of the year and it's like 70,000 a month, 80,000 a month.

And I remember Christmas, it was like 110.

And then this is before sponsors.

Like it was, it was quickly where I was making like a million in a year.

Like it was like off the bat almost.

And that's where I was like, I feel like it was like a blessing in disguise or was not taking that Facebook deal.

Cause it was like almost instantly after.

But I imagine going from someone that wasn't earning that much when you, you know, you were in your teens and whatnot, but I had a really good graphs of money.

And I think that has to do with my family like my mom

because i've seen my mom like work multiple jobs for me

and try to put up like food on the table etc

so like i never was the type to like spend like

when i first got when i got my first check the fifty thousand dollars

that i won from the 200 i offered it to her i actually wrote her a letter

and tried giving it to her she declined it um

and then i upgraded my computer so i could play better

and stream better um but i did buy a off-white jordan ones

that was my first how much did those cost those were like 3 000 at the time

but i still have them those were like my trophy

that was the only stupid thing i bought when i first made money

but everything else i kept like i remember seeing in my bank i'd look at my bank

and be like yo this has 47 000

and i'm like yeah i'm like 17 i'm like oh man

what about taxes you thinking about taxes filing how you at first i wasn't

because i was like 40 000 i was like i was like i'm gonna try to skip taxes okay

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I did I paid my taxes I pay my taxes everything I paid more than what I owe just

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because I love the government so I made the $50,000 and

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when I made the $50,000 I would look at it

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but I would never spend it like I'd always just let

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it sit like I've always liked seeing money in my bank

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which is stupid by the way you shouldn't have money in your bank

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but I would always like seeing it and then

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when like I started seeing like $50,000 come in like $100,000 come in

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etc I would just I literally never spent money the only

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thing I bought as soon as I made I think it was $300,000 dollars

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which took me like four months five months i uh i bought the house

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that my mom was living in i paid it off

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and now i just let her have it so basically but

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that house right now is from 300 000 now it's worth like half a million

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so yeah when i'm ready to kick her out now

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when i was doing research for this i've seen a lot of these videos like the rise

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and fall yeah

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and then the rise back up again what's it like having those videos made oh do you watch them i

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if you know my story like this could be like a

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30 minute just talk of just my story i a lot

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of people i feel like respect me a little bit more than like a lot of people only

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because i was like really high up like i peaked like

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crazy during covid like everyone knew me on fortnight everyone knew

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me on twitch in a sense like they just knew who i was

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and i was seeing numbers

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that I've never seen before like people were talking about me

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like yo this guy's the new xqc the new biggest stream whatever it is

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because I was averaging like 30,000 viewers out of nowhere then it'd be like 60,000 I mean like 70,000

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which is insane on twitch that's like top 0001 that's like top five on twitch basically at the time

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and then it just slowly started to decline over time

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when covid went away when fortnite became less big and I also lost like hope in playing the game.

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Like I got bored, I got depressed, et cetera.

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I had a lot of happen to me in life.

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And that's kind of where like flatlined.

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And there's a website.

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If you go, it's called Twitch tracker.

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You can literally see it if you want.

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And if you type my name and you could see the line go up and then down like crazy.

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And then it went back up again.

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Cause I was like, I gotta get up, you know what I'm saying?

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But then how were you okay making, you know, like I'm guessing when you're averaging 60, 60,000 viewers, like you could be making hundreds of thousands of dollars per month.

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And then you see that decline and then you see your revenue numbers.

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I went for making around, I could probably, if I had a laptop, I could literally pull it up and show you.

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I went for making, I would say an average of like 60 to like 120,000 a month, just on Twitch for like a good year and a half.

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And then right as it started declining, it went from like 60 to 40 grand a month, then 20 grand a month, then 10 grand a month.

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And then two like i had a month where i made

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two grand a month like i just how are you okay

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seeing those numbers i wasn't i wasn't i was i was

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spending around i i lived in la at the time alone um

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and obviously my numbers go down friends stop hitting you up

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certain people like friends i thought i had like you know

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aren't my real friends family like different type of thing past relationships you know what I'm saying?

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There was a lot that happened, but I lived alone and I had my rent.

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My rent was like $5,000 a month at the time.

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Fuck Tolaria, by the way, in Burbank.

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That place is $5,000 a month and I lived in a little square.

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It was the worst shit ever.

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I loved living there low key, but it was not worth it.

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But I was paying like $5,000 a month and then my expenses, like when I would go shopping, I'd get to press shopping.

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People do that or like buy food or whatever.

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I was spending more than I was making a month.

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So I was noticing a decline in my bank like really quick

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and at the time i don't want to sound like out of touch

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but like at the time i had like 160 grand 200 grand in my bank

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but i was losing like 10 to 20 grand a month

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so you see it just running so i was really i was running out

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which is by the way i know that's a lot of

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money that's that's that's a lot of money it's my fault

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i lost the money i whatever right however this gets cut up

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and they're like i'll be grateful um but no I would see money, I would see money start to go down.

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And I'm like, I have texts with my mom, I was like, I was like, I don't know.

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And then I literally just stopped spending money at all.

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And I lived off like 160 grand, I barely moved anything for like, four months.

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And I was like, I got to stream again, I got to do this again.

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And I found love in streaming, though.

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It was really fun.

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I truly, like, it sounds corny, cliche, but like genuinely, like I never did it for money.

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Like I genuinely liked streaming.

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That was the craziest part.

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Cause I always wanted to be an online entertainer.

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So when I had the opportunity for it, I was like, oh, this is amazing.

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This is everything I ever wanted.

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That's why I really don't look about how much money I make now.

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I know how much money I make now, but like, I don't, it doesn't phase me no more.

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Like I, you'll have, people will go crazy

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if like you make a hundred grand a month

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and the next month make 90 oh i failed you know i'm saying

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because it's like how did i not reach the same level

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i don't care about how do you make sure you're not overspending i don't buy i don't buy a lot

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so your defaults just don't spend it oh i don't i

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don't buy a lot how much do you think you personally

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spend per month oh i know how much i spend i

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have my amex i like how much do you spend last month i spent 10 000 on my amex

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which is a lot yes it's a lot it's actually not

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that bad but i would take about for like business expenses too

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so yeah not with business expenses but like i don't really count this

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because it's a tax write-off sure yeah but like

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so my employees i have someone who gets paid around like

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5 000 i have my youtube editor who takes i think it's like 30 of my youtube

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because he does the thumbnails he does the editing he does

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the posting he finds the whatever it is um i have

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my tick tock person who takes around like i think it's like 40 of my tick tock

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because i just let him have it because it makes good money

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and then i pay him on top of that but But business expenses, not including the percent, I only spend like 10K a month on like employees too.

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So it's like if I have 10K a month employees, 10K a month, that's $20,000.

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That's light compared to how much you're making.

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Yeah.

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Well, yeah, I would say so.

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And it's, but it's also like tax related.

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You know what I'm saying?

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It's like, it is.

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It's going to help you make more money.

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I mean, we spend more than that on business expenses for the iced coffee hour per month.

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Oh yeah.

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Way more.

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Oh my gosh.

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Each episode when we like break down the cost to produce, it's way higher

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and had you told me this like five years ago like

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dude don't let's not do it the thing is there's certain days

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or there's certain months we're like investing into content too like i i use

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that on my amex but like most of

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that money the 10 000 a month is from my content

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like i really don't buy clothes at all like i don't

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or i don't buy jewelry i don't buy none of

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that stuff um

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but the 10 000 like for instance like a good example

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is i just did this elden ring thing i don't know

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if you guys know elden ring is i played it last month

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and i spent around like 30 to 40 000 no i

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think it was 30,000 on building the set where I did only a white room where I couldn't leave the room.

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It was just white where I couldn't leave the room until I beat Elden Ring.

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And I put $30,000 into that, which is why people would be like, oh, you're investing $30,000 in the content.

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That's kind of crazy.

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But the return was like 80 to $90,000.

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So I tripled for what I put in.

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So it's like, it pays off for like what you do.

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