• GigglyBobble
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    1010 months ago

    My friends have YouTube/twitch. They’re extremely popular, in the 100k+ range. They all quit their job

    That’s surprising to me. Are 100k+ really enough to make a living?

    • AlteredStateBlob
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      1310 months ago

      On youtube barely, on twitch for sure. Generally you would have more income streams like a patreon and some such. Maybe even merch. If you’re doing it all solo, you can easily earn 4-5k per month with these numbers and that’s often better than many full time jobs.

    • @[email protected]
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      10 months ago

      Im definitely fudging the numbers. They probably have more in other places and use all sorts of other social media platforms. And I don’t really bother to verify since I start to tune them out when they go into “getting more traffic by optimizing TikTok shorts” or whatever.

      • @[email protected]
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        210 months ago

        Username checks out.

        I’m kidding, it can be good to have friends who aren’t the same as you. But seriously that sounds so TIRING. Like omfg just get a job at that point, so you can at least forget about it when you aren’t working.

        When I came back from winter holidays to my job I didn’t remember ANYTHING. It was glorious