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@alexxgrowth Multiple 6 - 7 figure payouts of people I know were denied in the past year

@aawkdys i remember they marked my dev ex as complete when I was 11 or 12. 100k robux or some shit for $350 and it was never sent lol the robux wad refunded earlier this year and I gave it to my sister

Making money from Roblox has never been easier

@wizardofsoho Very cheap for that

@aawkdys Yes have pay 40k tho for 30 laps in f3 and f1 for 2 people. Yes anyone WITH lots of money can do this.

Been fortunate to make wealth trading last 15 years that has afforded me lots of cool things But nothing beats experiences Rented out Monza F1 track. The fastest F1 track in the world and spent the day racing F1 cars with my Dad and my best friends .... top 3 experiences ever

@whop How many mfers were sent back to McDonald’s

616 millionaires made on Whop

@DaniWorldwide @musamanzz Not sure didn’t mention any numbers But n3ons definitely has spent millions in the past few years a lot of his brand was built off short form Musa might be on something I’m ngl

@musamanzz @aawkdys Where’d you pull the 1m from? Is there context prior of you talking to Aawk or was that just a random figure

i paid neon for a stream integration and genuinely got 14 link clicks and 0 conversions. wallahi. the PFM is actually really good, he just bots all his viewers and doesnt actually run big clipping campaigns. its genuinely really profitable larp.

@musamanzz Looks like I got to you Good game

@aawkdys your mum is a sket bro, i seen bare man raggin her soggy narn

Crayo still the first and biggest clipping tool. Launched it in 2024. Saw the game from a mile away.

@musamanzz Also not true Correct caption is the loudest shit talker

@aawkdys yes, the first clipping tool. like i said in the tweet.

@aawkdys yes i agree, way older than crayo. im not saying we started it, im saying we were early.

@musamanzz Clipping is older than crayo

@aawkdys x.com/musamanzz/stat…

@DevinNash Literally everything is wrong this post is bait

@aawkdys That was already pointed out to me and I made an edit to clarify it, thank you. That would just make the campaigns more expensive to run but everything I said would stay intact. We can DM if you want I'll clarify it better if I'm wrong.

If you understand this chart you understand the state of livestreaming in 2026. You can propel any influencer to high viewership regardless of content quality by tricking algorithms into featuring them. It guarantees followers and is basically pay to win. Here's how it works: Central Discord servers post opportunities for anyone to clip any content from a streamer in exchange for CPM ($s per 1000 views.) Typical CPMs are .50c to $2, with a minimum view limit for payout of 100,000 views. The clippers are mostly second or third world where the USD currency exchange rate is more favorable. Platforms are usually Tiktok, Instagram, and YT Shorts, but also sometimes X. Clavicular has said payouts are sometimes as high as $30 CPM, but I don't believe that. Because of the view limit, many of the views on these charts are free. Clavicular had 2.2 billion views on 70,000 clips, putting the average clip at 31,700 views. That would suggest most of the views are free (below the 100,000 view limit.) I am also told a single clipper can count multiple clips towards that view limit. If that is true, it would make these campaigns much more expensive than what I state below. Assuming 90% of the views are free, it would cost about $222,123 a month to run his campaign alone at $1 CPM. That number goes up to $666,371 if only 70% of the views are free. It's also exponentially higher if the CPMs are even remotely where Clavicular says they are (it would be in the millions per month.) Now here's the interesting part. None of these people are running these themselves. With respect to these streamers, some of them are quite smart but none of them have the marketing prowess to run a campaign like this. These campaigns are being run and funded by Kick themselves. To quote Clav on stream last month: "I believe it’s about a thousand clippers right now. A billion views a month. Kick has helped push me a lot with their clipping budget, over six figures a month in that campaign going towards pushing me out to new audiences." Kick is spending MILLIONs of dollars a month promoting these streamers, and then is also paying them via their partner program as well. It seems to be totally arbitrary who gets promoted and who doesn't, a "who you know" sort of thing. This is a different approach to Twitch's growth marketing strategy that they executed from 2012-2019ish, which was to pay streamers for exclusivity and the number of viewers they had with MGs and bonuses. It's a much more effective strategy because it abuses algorithms. 70,000 clips in a month of Clavicular tells an algorithm "hey a ton of people are posting about this person, make sure anything he posts blows up." You could be the most uninteresting person ever (indeed some of the people on this list are) and still get massive reach because it's not the people that are voting on your popularity with engagement. It's the algorithm pushing it no matter what because it's taught that sheer volume of posts about the same thing = that thing is important. From one perspective this is astroturfing content creators and creating false ecosystems. From another it's a new age multi-million dollar marketing campaign from a platform to drive viewers to itself. Wherever you stand on it, streaming is a much more "gamed" ecosystem now and will remain so. There's no real way to police this behavior since it hijacks how algorithms perceive growth and serve content. This makes livestreaming the most "rigged game" in content creation and you will see very few broadcasters come up in the next couple years who aren't utilizing this strategy.

@DevinNash Everything is just speculation from your end for starters views are accumulated For example you could have 4 posts with 25,000 views so no the views aren’t free Basically everything is wrong

@aawkdys Help me understand where I'm wrong and I will update and clarify it.

@BtcsTv @grok what’s 1 trillion RuneScape old school gold worth

I really thought I knew what I was doing buying a bunch of random shit coins last year LOOOOL ima just stick to spinning slots🥹

@Awk20000 Dumbest take in history Finally a way for new and up coming talent to be discovered and a dying industry to be discovered by people that haven’t come across streaming organically yet Seems like he’s upset it’s easier than ever

Ludwig calls out his “least favorite change” that’s happened to streaming “the paid clippers astroturfing your timeline with the most sensational made up bs..a true race to the bottom”

@veizau She’s talking about clipping like it’s the fken Epstein files

Valkyrae says she was fascinated to learn how X/Twitter accounts that spread misinformation operate after speaking directly with one 😬👀 “I had a convo with one of them and learned a lot about clipping culture and the financial side of it as well.”

@LudwigAhgren You just love to hate things

this is probably my least favorite change that’s happened to streaming since I started the paid clippers astroturfing your timeline with the most sensational made up bs A true race to the bottom that exclusively works because of this app

@bcgame Couldn't have happened to anyone better

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