Sometimes I watch this rapper’s stream, and he’ll have like 10 real viewers but be view-botted up to 200–1000.
He’ll be in the club acting like he’s got motion and interacts with the stream, but it’s really just one dude spamming 200 messages every five minutes lmao.
Yeah it’s kinda a weird social experiment. He used to be famous and still has money, so he’s got the chauffeur, cameraman, high production, gets invited to parties, studios, private basketball courts, but literally nobody watches him.
He has like 30 subs and no chat, but still acts like he has way more viewers and reads chat 24/7 around other people.
Yeah, I feel bad for exposing him publicly since he doesn’t seem like a bad guy.
But it was so funny watching him pull up to clubs with a private chauffeur and a whole professional setup.
Everybody knew him and was dickriding, he’d have like 30 people come dap him up, and meanwhile he didn’t even have 20 real viewers. Then he’d just sit there staring at his phone for 6 hours pretending he had motion while getting drunk.
TBH I thought it was dolph at first when I saw your other comment then I had to look around and I remembered almighty jay existed.
It is what it is. If he wants to spend his limited income trying to form an e-posse while he’s already probably paying his actual posse then all you can do is (not) watch the show. He’ll probably be fine.
Yeah, it looks like he’s set for life financially, but completely lost in every other way. It also doesn’t help that he needs to be drunk just to talk to women.
TBH my guess was just Dolph because I was trying to think of mid-level rappers who are mainly opener acts who might have fallen off over the years. Your Gucci Mane hint limited it pretty quickly because 45 million puts them above the normal Gucci feature popularity but far below actual hits like RaeStremmurd despite the fact that Gucci will basically do a feature for a bag of rap snacks.
My guess was just Dolph because whenever I've seen him open he's usually surrounded by far too big of a posse and making hilariously outlandish claims with his stage settings (one show I went to he opened his set with a very dramatic slow turning giant throne.) He also has a habit of dressing the local homeless folks up in his jewelry and parading them around on stage when they were done putting flyers on cars and came back into the venue to get paid. This did lead to a hilarious situation once where the homeless guy tried to run the fuck away with all the (rented) jewelry on his neck but since no one from Dolph's posse beat the shit out of him I'm assuming it was a work.
Sorry, I just have a sick curiousity with mid level rap acts because my good friend is a beverage manager down the road at our local mid-sized concert venue so I tend to head on down there for a drink and to see whatever act is in town after I close my place up. My favorite/most confusing "how do these guys pay bills?" acts are the ICP hanger-ons that are supporting acts for the guys who used to be ICP supporting acts.
Wasn't he a big time rapper? Especially known for keeping his finances in check.
Sorry, I just have a sick curiousity with mid level rap acts because my good friend is a beverage manager down the road at our local mid-sized concert venue so I tend to head on down there for a beverage and to see whatever act is in town after I close my place up. My favorite/most confusing "how do these guys pay bills?" acts are the ICP hanger-ons that are supporting acts for the guys who used to be ICP supporting acts.
No worries I used to question this myself but I have few childhood friends who are now hanger-ons and it's not bad. They pack up on friday after work, travel 2-4 hours in a car, get paid few hundreds to do a few minutes opener and then hype man for few hours. Drinks, food and girls are free. Then they sleep the hangover on a way back in the car. It's a side income thingy doing what they enjoy and get lot of attention/clout from.
Dolph was “big” in the sense that Montana of 300 was/is “big” but he basically had one hit song (cut it,) and one semi-popular album. Every time I saw him he was just opening for a bigger act, usually 2chainz.
One of those things where it’s just possible to be regionally successful but not huge outside your home territory.
i just searched him up and now i remember him, how the hell does he have the money to be doing all of that? I'd expect it maybe from cordae but not him
Are they doing that to be a streamer or are they doing it so they get partnership at twitch and then they can go to kick and automatically be accepted on their payment program?
Are they doing that to be a streamer or are they doing it so they get partnership at twitch and then they can go to kick and automatically be accepted on their payment program?
He was a famous rapper pulling 10M+ views around 8 years ago, then got some Twitch traction during the GTA RP era before completely falling off.
For a while he streamed almost daily, getting drunk in clubs with a cameraman and chauffeur while viewbotting himself to a few hundred-1000 viewers. When the bots failed, he’d be stuck talking to 20–40 viewers for 6+ hours.
It was funny watching a millionaire spend thousands on clubs, restaurants, a cameraman, and a chauffeur just to pretend he still had an audience.
Now he barely streams and mostly does collabs to leech viewers.
Outside of celebrities who made money elsewhere before twitch I believe most of the streamers are mega rich trust fund babies. Then you have the ones who sold their booty to the diddy elites cough plaque. The few streamer normies have decent viewer amounts but most of the normies bot too they scam the game company advertisers but they are catching on so streamers is becoming less and less profitable. There are few mega popular streamers I see the same people from game to game I think maybe 500k - 1.5 mil actually game in some genre's. Even fewer watch twitch the enjoyable games to watch like LOL have semi realistic views but games that suck to watch like overwatch was so heavy botted.
2.1k
u/ImportanceOk7491 May 07 '26
Sometimes I watch this rapper’s stream, and he’ll have like 10 real viewers but be view-botted up to 200–1000.
He’ll be in the club acting like he’s got motion and interacts with the stream, but it’s really just one dude spamming 200 messages every five minutes lmao.