Had a session on rainbow six siege with @Payton Green and I think we did alright! Let's get some more collaborations going on!

Hi everyone. I'm a Rumble Premium Creator and I wanted to share some info about Rumble and why a lot of creators (and viewers) are choosing it over platforms like Twitch and Kick — especially if you’re serious about content creation and monetization. This will be a long-detailed message about Rumble and why I choose it. Rumble is an online streaming and video platform that’s built with creators in mind. Unlike some other platforms that focus mainly on gaming or social features, Rumble emphasizes freedom of expression, direct monetization, and more creator-friendly revenue options. Here’s why many people think Rumble is a great option: 🔥 1. Rumble Wallet – Direct Support & Crypto Tipping Rumble has its own integrated Rumble Wallet, which allows viewers to tip creators directly in Bitcoin or stablecoins like USDT and XAUT. It’s peer-to-peer support, meaning creators get support straight from fans without gatekeepers in between. This is powerful because: - Creators don’t have to wait for payouts through slow, traditional payment systems. - Viewers can support you instantly. - You have control over your crypto earnings. 💰 2. More Transparent and Stronger Monetization One of the biggest reasons creators choose Rumble is that it offers fair and transparent monetization, often better than Twitch or others: ✅ High earnings potential – Rumble’s Creator Programs can offer creators up to 90% revenue share on certain monetized content based on watch time and premium signups. (This means more money in your pocket compared to older models.) Some historical promotions even included 100% revenue share on subscription badges for creators. This contrasts with: - Twitch, which traditionally takes a bigger cut of subscription revenue. - Kick, which has competitive splits but doesn’t have the same breadth of long-form and short-form monetization. 🎉 3. 97/3 Subscription Split (and Beyond) While specific percentages can vary depending on programs and content type, Rumble has been known for very competitive revenue splits — including promotional offers where creators keep nearly all subscription revenue (e.g., historically up to 97-3 or even promotional 100% splits).