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- Sep 23, 2023
Usually, glance at Potatoherders dono stats. Seems like Rumble totals are $200 if that on average. With double on YT.Based on my recollection, around the September-October timeline speculation was that 'if they were intelligent', Rumble would drop Nick. By the end of October, Nick started more of an attempt to be consistwnt and it had shifted to 'they will renew but at a lower rate.
I am extremely interested now given that he does not plan to negotiate until he can fly out to Florida until FEBRUARY. Will they have any money left to offer him a contract after signing other people to start in January?
He even wants to make changes to the contract, so I do not see it commencing until March.
With the Monty suit dragging on, can he afford 2-3 months of no contract followed by a possible reduction? He has not seemed to have put anything much away with his extravagant spending habits.
365x200= 73000 For Rumble this would imply he streams every day, we know he in fact streams less now than ever before.
Even this crude example proves his earning value is far less than the alleged 6 figure contract number not to mention the pittance that Rumble gets at 20%.
He is going to have to bend over backward for Rumble to get a pity contract that will not be favorable to him at all.
His YouTube donos on average tend to be higher but YT takes 30%. In contrast, YT ad revenue pays decently with Rumble ad revenue being laughably bad.
Socialblade has his channel views barely breaking 300k views a month which is poor for a full-time creator channel his size. YT steam views are starting to dip below 10k views.
YT ad revenue won't even cover his alleged 3 grand snack bill.
As far as Montysuit hiring an over priced lawyer is only going to result in milk for us when the bill is due. Willing to bet he has a decent amount of money saved up. We will know things are bad when he sells the Rustang. If Mersh gets a re-up and Nick doesn't, buckshot would be looking pretty tasty.
Without the Rumble contract, I don't see him coming back from this year long community theatre production of American Beauty.
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