Hm

That reminds me, do you build up your pension funds as a streamer?

Good bro. I have a question along with another 49 dono tomorrow morning if I wake up early enough lol

I’ll just ask now, would we or have we ever seen you come across boxy and beard in game? And if you have, I have not found it. However, my opinion, it wouldn’t be that close even if you were playing with a random. Much love 💙👊🏻

funny thing is you make way more money than they do lol

Thats what i though

He seemed quite heated that Mixel was probably making more money than him by dunking on people in pirate game.

It happens to them every damn time, that's why they're toxic. Because they finally have the upper hand against someone weaker than them. It's literally the classic bully principle. People like that get pushed around all the damn time, so they seek out weaker people and are assholes to them, so they can finally feel powerful for once. Don't think anything of toxic players. They are sad individuals.

@@PichDextro don’t get me wrong I’m toxic, but only when someone is toxic first

Like I’ll spawn camp if ur toxic

@@coleyolley5911 More like you spawn camp which makes people toxic.

If we shoot enough by sheer luck of the draw we'll hit - That crew probably, circa 2022, colorized.

FR

Seriously! That was clean as hell

Which one

i was confused for firsr couple of minutes cause he was silent then i realilzed he team wiped

Wrd

Hey if you need some people to play with and be chill fun to talk to and not judge you hangout with me and my crew add me @BlaccBearrd

Practice practice

Wat prize

Enjoy!

Ok i think streaming is a job but you cannot sit here and tell me that sitting and playing video games is more difficult than going to a job

@@KaalQahnaarin you obviously aren't a streamer. Thats like somebody who isn't a doctor saying the medical profession is easy lol.

@@KaalQahnaarin What you're not factoring in is all the time spent promoting yourself and building an audience. Streaming isn't just turning on a camera and playing games, there's FAR more work that goes into it. Especially when you also make content on places like KZfaq and TikTok to help further promote your channel. If you don't get discovered easily, it can literally take YEARS of putting your nose to the grindstone, building up a large enough audience to have a sustainable streaming career. It's more difficult than a LOT of other jobs, but that's because not all jobs are created equal. Some jobs are more difficult than others, obviously. But that doesn't diminish the fact that it's EXTREMELY HARD WORK being a successful enough streamer that you can make a comfortable living off of it. I say that as someone currently working at that grind, whose not even remotely close to that goal yet. From your perspective as a viewer of the content, sure, all being a streamer is is "playing video games". But when you actually start trying to start your own channel and putting work into it, you discover that the playing games part is only the tip of the iceberg. Keep that in mind before you go dissing the profession again in the future, my guy.

Any job that people don't respect isn't a real job. When I worked security I was told to get a real job constantly like I was just doing that shit for fun and getting paid in Vbucks or somethings.

@@kylegamer48 Imagine being told to get a real job, while being employed to put your life on the line for the security of someplace. These people are crazy lmao