TimTheTatman Causes Generous Fan Raid

Tim “TimTheTatman” Betar, a hugely popular YouTube content creator and streamer, recently moved a fellow inexperienced streamer to tears by leveraging his platform and influence to encourage viewers to spend their prime memberships on their channel.

Tim and his followers were astounded by the talent of a Warzone streamer on Twitch by the name of “Feegoe” after watching the 17-year-old creator unleash 70 kills on Rebirth Island in a single game. He and Dennis “Cloakzy” Lapore decided to take matters into their own hands because they believed the modest streamer, who had less than 20 continuous viewers the day before, deserved more recognition.

Fans of TimTheTatman have been able to save money on their subscriptions on that site since moving from Twitch to YouTube, and Tim pleaded with viewers to subscribe to the young entrepreneur. 

He said; “Because obviously, I’m here now, Who’s got a Prime sub? Go give him your Primes!”

Then, Feegoe’s loyal fan base swarmed to Tim’s channel, crushing his sub-goal of five. After having only about 100 subscribers before, the creator now has over 1,800. After Tim’s self-made raid, Feegoe reached a peak of over 10,000 views and today has over 12,800 platform followers. The 17-year-old Warzone wizard couldn’t control his tears after seeing his Twitch Prime subscribers grow. The inflow of subscriptions that may launch his career proved to be too much for him, even if breaking the Rebirth Island kill record was the highlight of his week. 

Before returning to frying his way through Warzone lobbies, the streamer managed to thank TimTheTatman for his barrage in between sobs. With talent like that, Tim and his chat’s donations might just be the beginning of the young man’s career, and the next Warzone diamond may have just been discovered.