Paid to play

>>36105782
>who's laughing now normies

Still the people with real jobs

>>36105782
I think random people reviewing games, streamers, podcasters, youtubers etc. is a bubble that's bound to burst pretty soon. enjoy it while it lasts but I wouldn't count on it long term

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>>36105782
fuck you faggot get a real job you failed normie now please GET THE FUCK OFF MY BOARD REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>>36105817
Jellymad wagecuck detected. Doesn't bother me if people say it isn't a real job, at the end of the day I'm paid well to play games and edit videos

>>36105866
It's for a small-time TV show so I have a job for at least a season and for as long as it gets renewed for, then I can probably continue to work within the company if it gets canned

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Thinking about Youtube gaming gets me anxious for other people. Sure, you have a good job now, but what happens when Youtube stops being the cultural powerhouse it is at this point? Guys like Pewdiepie will land on their feet because they've long since passed the six digits, but most "professional" gamers will plummet headfirst towards the ground. They'll be 30 with no real job experience and a very poor education, at best. Shit makes me uneasy

that's a nice mouth, faggot
now why don't you let me kiss it

>>36106175
Asl

>>36106046
Like I said, it's for a show. I'm not an independent content creator, however I have 99% creative control over my segments. The producer makes the last call but mostly it's left up to me.