“I have more followers on Twitch but a lot of people day-to-day call me a YouTuber.” “I’d say seven to eight out of 10 people coming up to me go, ‘Man, I love your YouTube,'” he said. Sign up for the MEN's free daily newsletter.In an exclusive interview with Business Insider, Tim said: “The reality is, now that I’ve got my wife and my son, it’s hard for me to stream as much as I did beforehand. This morning, his verified badge on Twitch was removed, finalising the move away from the platform that attracts tens of millions of viewers a year. Today, Tim TimTheTatman Betar revealed that he would join YouTube and leave Twitch in the rear-view mirror.
Just two days after losing streaming icon Benjamin DrLupo Lupo, Twitch has lost another foundational name to YouTube Gaming.
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Yesterday, Tim, whose full name is Timothy John Betar, posted a cryptic tweet with a picture of dark room with two white doors, hinting of the forecoming announcement. One of Twitch's most popular streamers, TimTheTatman, has left the platform to join its competition, YouTube Gaming.Īfter nine years streaming on the platform, Tim announced via Twitter that he made the decision to become a streamer on YouTube.
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