re: Looks like Doc got banned again....

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I don't think that 4chan post coincides with how he acted in that stream.

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i mean, if you were going behind twitch's back, and they found out about it, now you could've possibly fricked up 2 deals. the current deal with twitch and the future deal with spotify.

I mean that particular 4 chan post claims that Spotify is under Google, which it is obviously not. That kinda debunks it right there

So I’m pretty new to twitch and I had no idea how big these gamers are. I mean NICKMERCS has to be making hundreds of thousands each month just to stream him playing a video game. That’s crazy to me

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Reports that Doc was using “coded racism”

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Yeah, fictional reports.

Many people believed the nail was in the coffin, when Discord booted him, as well as 3 other sponsors.

But discord as well as a couple of those cancelled sponsors are back, so the evidence of him being done looks even more flimsy.


Also, if these gossip queens like slasher knew, they would spill at least a general vicinity of what it is. It's how they get clicks and hits.

we shall see, wouldn't doubt if it's a publicity stunt

I mean I could very well be wrong about this, but I don’t think it’s anything criminal. I’m guessing Doc breached the contract by some side deal that was (or would be in the future) screwing Twitch out of money.

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Nick has like 45k+ subs. So at 5.99 a month for a sub. Or 4.99 i cant remember. Lets say 6. Twitch gets 3 dollars and nick gets 3 bucks. He makes 135k A frickING MONTH. Now times that by 12. 1,620,000 a year. Just to play video games. Jesus.

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It’s $5.00. And most streamers as big as NickMercs have renegotiated that percentage with twitch. He definitely gets more than 50%.

Donations as well

Don’t forget twitch has different tier subscriptions too. Tier 3 is $15

y'all think about it. people are getting DMCA'd left and right on youtube and twitch. just because they're playing copyrighted music during streams. you know who has rights to that music? Spotify. Spotify also spent millions on getting joe rogan to switch from YouTube. So Spotify will be having a streaming service soon, and if you're partnered, you might get the go ahead to stream copyrighted music.

do i think doc got DMCA'd? no, i think he went and told his friends about a potential deal he has and was trying to get them to come over. the only thing i can't figure out is why google would be involved.

then there's this whole Brime streaming service. they're only following Doc, Ninja and Shroud. Could Brime be the new Spotify streaming service? who knows.



also, hidden in plain sight from the "Game Fuel" counter in the arena shows an announcement coming on June 29th, this monday.

if you check @watchbrime's twitter, they will be answering questions Monday which is also the 29th.

Brime Tweet