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Renowned social media personality, DDG , has sparked buzz with a revelation about his earnings from Twitch in May 2025. In a recent X post (formerly Twitter), DDG revealed he earned $12,345,987 from Twitch streaming in May 2025, describing it his “best month ever. This figure has left many netizens in disbelief, with queries about its authenticity. Others drew comparisons with fellow streamer Kai Cenat, who boasts an impressive 116,000 paid members on Twitch, whereas DDG has around 39,000 active subscribers. This significant disparity in subscriber counts has sparked discussions about the scale of his earnings claim in relation to his follower count. See below….

Launching on July 1st; Watch Mecha BREAK’s Newly Released Cinematic Trailer Featuring A New Soundtrack By Hiroyuki SAWANO IRVINE, Calif. & BEIJING--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Today, Amazing Seasun Games, the international games developer behind hits such as JX3 Online and Snowbreak, revealed that the intensive multiplayer third-person shooter Mecha BREAK will launch on July 1st, 2025, on Steam, Steam Deck and Xbox. Players can glimpse the story and conflicts within the game’s universe through the recently released cinematic trailer showcased during the Summer Game Fest livestream here: https://youtu.be/Z2MJY08p_ZE Within the trailer, viewers can hear the newly revealed score “UPGRADE(D)” created by iconic composer Hiroyuki SAWANO (Attack on Titan, The Seven Deadly Sins, Solo Leveling, Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn, Xenoblade Chronicles X, and more). The full song will be available worldwide June 8th on streaming platforms, including Apple Music, Spotify, and more. Additionally, Amazing Seasun Games CEO and Mecha BREAK Executive Producer Kris Kwok will host a livestream on Monday, June 9th to reveal major updates ahead of the game’s launch based on feedback from the February Open Beta, which had over 3.5 million players worldwide. The livestream can be viewed on Amazing Seasun Games' Official YouTube channel / Twitch stream here: YouTube： https://youtu.be/Z2MJY08p_ZE

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Sign in to your Game Rant account Summary Tectone has been banned from Twitch for a week for allegedly using a derogatory term when referring to two female streamers. The creator is calling Twitch 'hypocritical' for the sudden ban. Tectone recently joined Kick. Tectone, a popular streamer with nearly one million Twitch followers, has received another ban from the platform, and his response quickly sparked discussion across the streaming community. While he shared his frustrations publicly, the situation has once again brought the Twitch moderation system into the spotlight. Twitch continues to be the leading platform for livestreaming, but its approach to bans often draws mixed reactions. Some streamers have been suspended more than ten times and have returned without issue, while others face longer or stricter consequences for what seem to be smaller violations. In some rare cases, enforcement decisions have caused confusion even within Twitch itself, including the 2024 ban of streamer AnimalisaKeys, which Twitch’s own CEO later said he did not fully understand. Related Asmongold Makes More in Two Kick Streams Than a Month on Twitch Asmongold reveals that he earned more money from just two streams on Kick than he did from an entire month of

Our sister publication Nieman Storyboard has a great podcast interview with Washington Post tech reporter Drew Harwell about his recent feature on “Emilycc,” who has livestreamed her life on Twitch 24 hours a day, seven days a week, for three years. I loved a bit from the interview where Harwell tells Storyboard editor Mark Armstrong how he convinces creators who already have big platforms to let him write about them for the Post: I’ve been at the Post now for 10 years, and as we have all seen, the media has changed. There was a time when we could go to people and offer this kind of opportunity, and people would jump at that because a platform to get a story about yourself was a huge thing. Now, when I’m doing stories about creators, it’s just one of many platforms, and may mean nothing to them, because their audiences may never read a paper, may have never picked up one in their life. There’s still kind of an imprimatur and a validation that comes from being in the legacy press…but in terms of, like, raw attention-gathering, that effect is smaller. When I went to talk to Emily, the

Often times, I feel like VTubers are sleeping on the hidden power of VRChat . I mean, yes, plenty of popular Twitch streamers are avid VRChat users. MurderCrumpet, Buni, SokkzVR, and Saeko all come to mind immediately. But as a VRChat content creator myself, I believe many VTubers just aren’t aware of the possibilities VRC offers. The platform has become incredibly advanced, featuring a wide assortment of gorgeous avatars to behold as well as breathtaking worlds to explore. I highly recommend streamers give the platform a try at least once, just to see how they feel about streaming in VR. As for those of you who have experimented with a few VR streams? You might not be getting the most out of your VRChat Twitch sessions if you’re just hanging out with your camera set to “stream”. At least, those were some of the words of wisdom said to me by Strasz, a VRChat staffer who chatted with Waypoint about VTubing, streaming, and getting started creating content in VR. Videos by VICE Strasz on VTubers, ‘VRChat’ 101, and turning on Anti-Aliasing Strasz is a video essayist behind one of my favorite VRChat video essays, “Identity, Gender, and VRChat (Why is

Nintendo Switch 2 is out now in Australia which means we've got an early look at Mario Kart World! Happy Nintendo Switch 2 release date (for those who live in other timezones) and a happy release date eve for those who are still waiting! There’s not long now before Mario Kart World releases across the globe, but we’ve already got our hands on it. That means we’re streaming it right now! Today’s Mario Kart World livestream will begin at 9:45 a.m. PT / 12:45 p.m. ET over on the Shacknews Twitch channel and go for about an hour and some change. We’re going to be streaming right up until the Shacknews E4 2025 Indie Showcase, which is kicking off at 11:00 a.m. PT / 2:00 p.m. ET. So you’re going to have wall-to-wall entertainment this morning. Come and join me as I dive into Mario Kart World! Hailing from the land down under, Sam Chandler brings a bit of the southern hemisphere flair to his work. After bouncing round a few universities, securing a bachelor degree, and entering the video game industry, he's found his new family here at Shacknews as Head of Guides. There's nothing he loves more than

LaMelo Ball recently added a new tattoo on his neck, featuring a red Jesus cross. The tattoo is positioned prominently in the center of his neck, making it a striking addition to his already extensive collection of body art. In response, a popular Twitch streamer by the name of Ray posted a photo of LaMelo Ball on his Instagram story and trashed the NBA star for his new look for the offseason. “@melo u dead as ugly,” Ray said . LaMelo Ball is well-known for his tattoos, often using them as a form of personal expression. His body art includes various designs, such as the “LF” logo representing his clothing brand, LaFrancé, which he previously had tattooed on his neck. Over the years, Ball has continued to expand his collection, incorporating meaningful symbols and artistic elements that reflect his personality and interests. Feb 20, 2025; Denver, Colorado, USA; Charlotte Hornets guard LaMelo Ball (1) warms up before the game against the Denver Nuggets at Ball Arena. Mandatory Credit: Ron Chenoy-Imagn Images LaMelo Ball at The Center of Hornets Rumored Blockbuster Trade LaMelo Ball’s future with the Charlotte Hornets is becoming a hot topic as NBA insiders speculate on potential blockbuster

Twitch Streamer Duke Dennis Shuts Down Viral Rumor He Has Eight Children: ‘100% Not True’ Duke Dennis is addressing a viral rumor about him fathering several secret children. The Twitch star recently shut down claims that he has eight kids, after wild speculation took over the internet this past weekend. He said: “I do not have eight f**ing kids.”* He continued: “No offense to anybody who do, but I’ve been actually watching y’all take that and run with it, and post it, and post about it… as if you know for a fact that that’s the case when it’s not the case.” While it’s still unclear where the rumor started, fans have been reacting across social media, calling for Duke , 31, to speak up and set the record straight. Along with flat-out denying the claims, Duke made it clear that the internet’s reaction to the “eight kids” rumor is exactly why he plans to keep that part of his life private. What are your thoughts?