Lil Yachty is speaking out about the money gap between rappers and streamers.
In a recent interview, Yachty said that streamers are making “way more” money than rappers. He said that this is because streamers have a direct connection to their fans and they can sell them merchandise and subscriptions.
“Streamers are making way more money than rappers,” Yachty said. “They’re making more money than athletes. They’re making more money than everybody.”
Lil Yachty and Lucki really arguing about lean prices 😭 pic.twitter.com/sJvWiRSJNU
— ryan 🤿 (@scubaryan_) October 19, 2023
Yachty’s comments come as the streaming industry continues to grow in popularity. Streaming platforms like Twitch and YouTube Gaming allow gamers and other content creators to broadcast their activities to a live audience.
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Streamers can generate revenue through subscriptions, donations, and sponsorships. The top streamers on Twitch can earn millions of dollars per year.
Yachty’s comments are sure to spark a debate about the music industry and the streaming industry. It’s an interesting topic to think about, and it’s one that we’re sure will continue to be discussed in the years to come.
— CONCRETE BOY BOAT^ (@lilyachty) October 19, 2023
Gossip Girls Say:
- We’re not sure if we agree with Lil Yachty’s claim that streamers are making more money than rappers. There are definitely some very successful rappers out there who are making a lot of money.
- However, we can see why Yachty would make this claim. Streamers do have a direct connection to their fans, and they can sell them merchandise and subscriptions. This is something that rappers can’t always do.
- We’re curious to see if other rappers will agree with Yachty’s assessment. It’s an interesting topic to think about, and it’s one that we’re sure will continue to be discussed in the years to come.
- We’re also curious to see if the streaming industry will continue to grow in popularity. If it does, it’s possible that streamers will start to make even more money than they do now.
- Only time will tell what the future holds for the music industry and the streaming industry. But one thing is for sure: Lil Yachty’s comments have certainly started a conversation.
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