Sips (of the Yogscast) is smaller compared to the today’s big names and he has no problem taking vacations or impromptu days off any time he needs to do somethi

Sips (of the Yogscast) is smaller compared to the today’s big names and he has no problem taking vacations or impromptu days off any time he needs to do something else. And he always said that Twitch ended up working far better for him than YouTube ever did, since the income is more predictable, he doesn’t need to care about editing the videos or worry about demonetization. Of course on the other end of the scale are people like Amouranth, who IIRC is not only the most watched female streamer, but also the one who streamed the most hours (at least in some given year). So perhaps it depends whether one treats it as a job - good paying, but a normal job nonetheless - or as an opportunity to grind for a chance to earn tens of millions of dollars.