Blueface is showing fans that his move from music into livestreaming is bringing in serious money.
The rapper recently shared a look at his Kick earnings, showing about $136,000 for one week on his dashboard. The figure was displayed by Blueface himself and has not been independently verified as his final take-home income.
The new number is a big jump from the earnings he showed earlier this year. In August, Blueface said he was making about $25,000 a week from streaming, including money from subscriptions, advertising and other sources.
After showing the latest figure, Blueface called himself the “richest rapper turned streamer.” He also used the moment to respond to people who say he depends on women in his life to attract viewers.
Blueface said the latest earnings were made without using women for his content. His comments came as his livestreams continue to attract attention online, with parts of his personal life often becoming part of the conversations around his broadcasts.
His success also shows how livestreaming has become another way for artists to make money outside traditional music releases. Kick says its platform gives creators a 95/5 revenue split on subscriptions and KICKs, although individual earnings can come from several sources.
For Blueface, the move into livestreaming has created a new chapter in his career. What started as another way to connect with an online audience has now become a major part of his business, with his latest dashboard showing just how much the numbers have grown.
