Cyber Valkyrie

An epic bromance pinned in chat. @HEXIKofficial @SoundBoardLord 🤣🤣🤣🤣

The WNBA makes more headlines for cat fights and drama than for the actual skill and talent on the court. No one is shocked.

I think it’s funny when people say arguing about the meaning of words is a losing strategy or a distraction from the real topic. Words have meanings, and those meanings matter. Even laws often define important words near the beginning. That way, everyone knows what those words mean in that law. Talking about definitions is not always a distraction from a debate. Sometimes it is necessary. If two people are using the same word but mean different things by it, they may be arguing about two completely different ideas. Before people can have a useful debate, they need to understand what each other’s words mean. Otherwise, they may just be talking past each other.

I’ve never said people could just stream on Rumble with their friends and make a ton of money. Nor have I ever said that it’s Rumble’s job to bring in viewers. So that’s two inaccurate statements now. IYKYK. I’m more than happy to acknowledge when I’ve said something that isn’t accurate. But I know for a fact I would never have said either of the two things mentioned above, because I disagree with them both.

You’re proving my point in real time. Creators are rewarded for measurable outcomes like Premium conversions. Right now you aren’t driving a Premium conversion. you’re publicly defending and promoting Rumble itself. That’s PR work, and unless Rumble is paying you for this thread, you’re doing it for free. 😂 An incentive isn’t a job description. Thanks for the demonstration.

Your personal decision to fangirl for Rumble doesn’t rewrite the Creator Program. Rumble markets the platform. Creators market their streams. If you want to do Rumble’s PR for free instead of promoting yourself, knock yourself out.

You’re confusing “creates marketing value for Rumble” with “is paid to be Rumble’s marketing team.” Those are not the same thing. A creator joins the Creator Program to create content and build an audience. If that brings Rumble new users, Rumble benefits too. That doesn’t suddenly make the creator Rumble’s marketing department. 😂

This app should be treated as a business tool, not a clout machine. The tricky part is striking a balance between being sensational enough to get people interested and valuable enough to not waste peoples time. When used strategically, it’s one of the best platforms for attracting potential subscribers. But that requires discipline. If you’re constantly involved in drama, you’re undermining the very audience you’re trying to build. Most people don’t subscribe because of drama. They subscribe because you consistently provide value. Personally, I’d be embarrassed to invite new subscribers into a community where the first thing they see is constant infighting and gossip. That’s not how you build a lasting audience. The sooner people stop treating this app like a gossip outlet and start treating it like a marketing and business tool, the sooner they’ll realize how much time and opportunity they’ve wasted.

I hope Mamdani knows that a mayor’s authority is limited to local government and local law enforcement. A mayor cannot order the arrest of a foreign leader or anyone outside their legal jurisdiction. Making campaign promises that aren’t even legally possible is laughable.

Social media is one of the most cost effective and most powerful marketing tools available to you. When you use it consistently and intentionally to promote your own stream, you’ll be amazed at how much more focused and purposeful your growth becomes. I say this because I genuinely want to see everyone succeed. Be the rising tide that lifts all ships, but don’t wait for someone else to raise yours. The same goes for community nights. If your goal is growth, collaborate with creators who reach a different audience than you or have a larger one. That is how you expand your reach and introduce yourself to new viewers. The exception is when you are playing with friends simply because you enjoy their company. If the goal is to have fun instead of chasing analytics, then that time is well spent too. Know the difference between networking and hanging out. Both have value, but they serve different purposes. 🤜🤛

Whether you’re a streamer or a viewer, we all spend our time on the content that means something to us. If you could go back and choose again, what are the top 3 things a stream has to deliver for you to say, “Yup, I’d spend my time there again”? Mine: 1. completely lose track of time. 2. It gives me funny moments I’ll remember long after the stream ends. 3. If I could do it over, I’d choose to spend those hours there again. What are your top 3?

Who named this shade? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

The defense attorney is gonna have to get creative with this one.