Polo G sparked controversy online after his post as it was heard that streamers are paid more than rappers

Polo G sparked a huge controversy online after he heard rumors that streaming was more financially lucrative than rapping.

Related to: DDG says YouTubers and streamers earn more than rappers: ‘It’s not even close’

Polo G reignites the live vs. rap debate

On Wednesday, Polo G took to his IG story to say:

“I want to be a gamer one day too, I heard they pay better than rap 😭”

The rapper’s Instagram comments have reignited the debate over whether streamers earn more than rappers. Many supporters have encouraged Polo G to explore live streaming. However, others felt that pursuing it just for the money may not lead to success.

The ongoing debate – social media weighs heavily

From Polo G’s comments to a viral Airbnb clash, the conversation around the rapper is moving on My neighbor It continues to elicit strong opinions. This debate continues, as the broadcasters like Kay Senat, Ross was convictedand iShowSpeed You have gained success, popularity and tons of money.

Earlier this month, a viral altercation occurred between the two rappers Vivio is foreign, Good night And a washer Black Boy Max Sparked debate. Social media users felt Max was disrespected when he asked the rapper to stop smoking.

This quarrel angered the network and raised the opinions of those in charge of the live broadcast, such as: Academics. who made the bold claim that rappers are now competing with streamers. He goes on to say “The cool factor that he was as a rapper has been severely diminished.”

Teamates chime in

Instagram user @sierrasprague says, “He ain’t lying‼️ That’s why these rappers are begging streamers to be on their stream 🫡 Streamers are the new way.”

Another Instagram user @iam.isiah said: “If you’re not an A-list artist like Drake, Kendrick, Nicki Minaj and Latto, you don’t hold any weight against rappers that (aren’t) that prominent anymore.”

Instagram user @elleshax.x said, “It’s true but for streamers now, they shouldn’t feel too comfortable, supporters are real resilient and the era of streaming will end too…”

Rappers are turning to live streaming

A few years ago, DDG made a similar claim when he tweeted, “ngl.. YouTubers/streamers make more money than rappers and it’s not even close.”

DDG is a great example of an artist who is thriving in the world of music and streaming. If Polo G decides to pursue streaming, he wouldn’t be the first rapper to explore this space. And other prominent artists, including T-Pain, Soulja Boy, and T-Grizzlyalso moved into streaming. Guys, are streamers the new rappers, tell us?!