Sodapoppin Advises Twitch Streamers with 50 Viewers to Quit and Mocks Ninja’s Advice

Although he has sparked some debate with his claim that streamers with fewer than 50 viewers should “give up” their ambitions, Sodapoppin is considered by many to have an expert perspective on Twitch due to the fact that he is one of the platform’s veteran streamers and continues to enjoy an enormous amount of popularity today.

Sodapoppin expressed disagreement with a significant portion of the information provided by Ninja in his “masterclass” for prospective streamers, and he stated that streamers with fewer than 50 viewers should just admit that they have failed.

As of February 2022, it is anticipated that Sodapoppin have amassed a total net worth of approximately $5 million. The majority of his income comes from streaming video games on Twitch and from the regular videos that he uploads to his YouTube channel.

I feel like in the 50-viewer sections of Twitch, that might actually be how it works. I will also say, if you have 50 viewers – give up.

Sodapoppin – Twitch

This is a statement of fact; it is not a hidden secret that gaining popularity as a streamer is an exceedingly challenging endeavor, and for many people, it will be a thankless labor that ultimately results in failure.

On the other hand, hundreds of thousands of aspiring streamers go live each and every single day in the expectation that they will begin or continue to develop their pastime as a business, which can provide a consistent income if not a successful one.

With how big Twitch is now, if I scroll down on the Just Chatting section, at some point I’m going to get a thumbnail with t*ts.

Sodapoppin – Twitch

Sodapoppin, along with a large number of other prominent streamers, got their start in the industry at a very young age – even back in the Justin.tv days, before Twitch rebranded.

Even though it is undeniably true that it is currently much more difficult to grow a large audience for a stream on Twitch due to the saturation of channels, all of which are competing for attention, many channels with fewer than 50 viewers would argue that they have already found some level of success.

The vast majority of broadcasts will only garner a few spectators, typically fewer than 10. Obtaining 50 subscribers would almost certainly place a channel in the very top percentage of all streams.