“Announcing today that we are officially partnered up with CashApp & they will be a brand pillar moving forward!!” NICKMERCS wrote. “Kickin’ it off with some BIG giveaways today in the stream, see ya in there baby.”

“Just when we thought Christmas was over, it hasn’t even been a month, and we’re already back,” Nick said, according to Dot Esports. “I told you guys a long time ago that as the stream grows and we’re able to get big bags and get big partnerships so will the giveaways continue to grow.”

Good morning

Announcing today that we are officially partnered up with CashApp & they will be a brand pillar moving forward!! Kickin’ it off with some BIG giveaways today in the stream, see ya in there baby!

MFAM ✘ @CashApp https://t.co/Etk8WeG3Wa#MFAM | #Sponsored pic.twitter.com/QQhiQq990H

— FaZe Nickmercs (@NICKMERCS) January 14, 2021

“I do this already, but the point I’m getting at is that this partnership is really organic,” NICKMERCS said. “Everything that we already do and how we do it, CashApp just wants to throw another pancake on top of that fucking stack… It ain’t a little pancake either. It’s a monumental fucking pancake.”

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The DMR has been a major topic of conversation since it’s arrival in Season 1, and despite a number of nerfs it seems the weapon is still dominant and overly powered.

We all thought this was the biggest win in a minute man, I mean DMRzone is getting crazy. We’re sick of it, I’m sick of it. Nobody wants to do it anymore. It hurts, it’s pain, we’re done” NICKMERCS said in a new video posted on YouTube.

“Raven Software said they reduced the headshot damage from a two-tap to a three-tap, but, hey man, you can shoot that thing so damn fast that it doesn’t even matter” he went on the say.

“I think the best thing they could do is change the ammo to sniper ammo, and slow down the rate of fire a little bit. That might make it a much harder weapon to use.”

Check out his video below:

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According to statistics from Sully Gnome, popular streamer xQc clocked the most views of any streamer on Twitch in 2020, with over 143 million hours watched.

xQc beat out Gaules, who had been making a late push to vie for the number one spot in December.

Here are the most watched streamers of 2020.

1. xQc – 143,673,638 hours watched
2. Gaules – 127,632,868 hours watched
3. summit1g – 106,897,149 hours watched
4. ESL_CSGO – 79,680,465 hours watched
5. NICKMERCS – 72,345,486 hours watched
6. loltyler1 – 67,562,392 hours watched
7. auronplay – 66,164,181 hours watched
8. ibai – 66,164,181 hours watched
9. Fextralife – 66,115,648 hours watched
10. Rubius – 61,790,816 hours watched

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The event is hoping to raise $2 million for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital in the span of 24 hours, and will bring DrLupo’s total raised for St. Jude on track to nearly $10 million, an accomplishment that will break the record for most money raised by a single creator  for St Jude.

DrLupo will be joined by guests such as recording artist and streamer Jordan Fisher, Twitch Director of Creator Development djWHEAT, and popular Twitch content creator and St. Jude supporter Bloodyfaster, and will feature a packed schedule full of gaming and various activities.

Build Against Cancer will feature appearances by celebrities including Robbie Amell, Mark Hoppus, Paul Scheer, Taran Killam, Felicia Day, Rahul Kohli, Mike Shinoda, Matt Mercer, Gary Whitta and Penny Arcade, as well as popular content creators such as Ninja, NickMercs, CourageJD, BigCheeseKit, AnneMunition, lilsimsie, luxiegames, frisk and brickinnick.

The 24-hour livestream is powered by Tiltify.

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Another game making it’s own impression on Twitch was Among Us, which has crept up 650 percent in hours watched from last month, placing them 11th in the most popular categories on the platform, and things seem to indicate that those numbers will climb over the next month.

“These easy-to-learn and fun-to-watch games let creators play with their fans, which is a great way to engage an audience,” said StreamElements CEO Doron Nir, according to Forbes. “It’s the influencers and not the games that have been driving the success of these titles, as illustrated by 2018’s Among Us skyrocketing up the charts simply because some top streamers decided to play an older game. While this movement will most likely lead to new party games, it’s a great opportunity for brands to look at their catalogs to see if an older game might fit in with the current trend and be worth reinvesting in.”

While those popular titles are growing, so is Twitch, which posted its first month-over-month rise during the month of August since April of this year, with 1.47 billion hours watched, topping the 1.42 billion mark reached back in April, and has Twitch seeing an impressive 57% growth year-over-year.

Games continue to dominate, but other categories such as cooking shows are seeing a bump in their popularity as well, as Twitch’s Food & Drink category is up 96% year-over-year.

Numbers show that Félix “xQc” Lengyel is the most popular streamer on Twitch, joined by  Alexandre “gAuLeS” Borba, Nick “NickMercs” Kolcheff, and Timothy “TimTheTatman” Betar at the top of those charts.

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NickMercs is known for being one of the most subscribed twitch channels on Amazon’s immensely popular streaming platform Twitch, with around 56,000 subscribers.

During his time with FaZe, NickMercs has become one of the most visible people associated with the brand, due to his visibility on Twitch, which leads to the easy decision to keep him around on a renewed deal for the next few years.

“Nick has reached legendary status in the gaming world,” Lee Trink, CEO of FaZe Clan said in a press release. “He and MFAM have become an important part of the FaZe Clan family and Nick has become a terrific role model not just to other FaZe members but the gaming community at large.”

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The streamer took to his popular stream to play the game, and he clocked in an average of 36,655 viewers and peaked at more than 57,000 for the stream, according to SullyGnome.

Ubisoft is leveraging popular streamers to help build the hype and visibility of their game, like it did when Tfue and xQc streamed the game, and also a Twitch Rivals event which featured a number of other streamers playing the game.

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