DDG Says YouTubers And Streamers Earn More Than Rappers: ‘It’s Not Even Close’

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While many have goals of achieving stardom by way of a music profession, DDG dished on a probably extra profitable avenue to success: streaming and video creation!

The rapper, who bought his begin as a YouTube content material creator and continues to add on the platform, spoke on the topic by way of Twitter on Tuesday.

Seemingly with out provocation, DDG dove right into a comparability between what he earns as a rapper and what he makes by way of YouTube. Specifically, he shared that YouTubers and streamers “make more money than rappers,” and he went so far as so as to add that “it’s not even close.”

Twitter Discusses DDG’s Proclamation

As is the case for conditions like this, folks swiftly started to chime in on-line. However, relatively than tearing into DDG, many agreed together with his assertion.

Largely, the rationale was behind the truth that musicians are sometimes indebted to their labels.

Fellow musician Cochise additionally agreed with DDG’s assertion. In truth, the “Hatchback” artist even revealed that he’s been expressing comparable sentiments “for years.”

Various YouTubers and Twitch streamers jumped into the dialog as properly, together with Mr. Beast, KSI, and Stable Ronaldo.

 

In spite of the widespread settlement, it was additionally acknowledged that the comparability depends on how poppin’ the rapper is.

Others questioned why, if what he says is true, DDG would proceed to pursue music when he may absolutely decide to YouTube as an alternative. However, the reply was easy: “passion for it and another income.”

He Said What He Said!

Despite what folks could should say, DDG doubled down on his remark with a follow-up tweet.

“I ain’t arguing wit no n***a I’m richer than.. lol you got it lol bro.”

Humorously, DDG additionally known as on Mr. Beast to again him up and “drop a screenshot of [his] analytics page.”

DDG Stays Stirring Up Conversation On Social Media

This scenario comes on the heels of DDG changing into the discuss of the Twitter timeline for sharing his “real voice”

As The Shade Room beforehand reported, the humorous second went down throughout an look on the Dope As Usual podcast, and he left each hosts and Twitter customers in awe!

 

What do you concentrate on DDG’s assertion about YouTubers and streamers bringing in additional dough than rappers?




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