Blueface, whose career has long been fueled by music, viral moments and controversy, is now making a major money from livestreaming on Kick. After recently revealing that he was earning roughly $25,000 a week from the platform, Blueface has returned with an even more eye-opening update: His weekly streaming earnings have climbed to approximately $45,000. Maintaining that level throughout an entire year would amount to approximately $2.34 million in gross streaming revenue.
That Streaming Money
There is no real way to verify the rapper-turned-streamer’s numbers, but Kick has positioned itself as a major competitor in the livestreaming market and has attracted creators by offering financial incentives designed to make the platform appealing to established personalities.
One of the biggest attractions for creators is Kick’s subscription revenue split. The company has promoted a 95/5 split for subscriptions, meaning creators can receive a substantially larger portion of subscription revenue than they might receive under traditional arrangements on competing platforms.
And while Blueface’s alleged $45,000 a week is a pretty good payday, but it’s not exactly the top of the livestreaming food chain. Twitch streaming star Kai Cenat was estimated by Forbes to have earned $8.5 million in 2025, while Jynxzi has reportedly generated around $450,000 in a single month from Twitch, which would translate to roughly $5.4 million annually at that rate. On Kick, xQc was a contract with the platform reported to be worth $70 million guaranteed and potentially $100 million with incentives.
Blueface, who has a net worth of about $4 million, seems to be counting on viral moments with the various women in his life for views. His ongoing public and controversial connection to former girlfriend Chrisean Rock has also generated additional attention around his streams. In face, she recently noted during one of their streaming interactions last weekend that his numbers jump when she’s with him.
Then there have been growing allegations online that Blueface’s treatment of his pregnant live-in girlfriend Nevaeh has crossed from relationship drama into abusive behavior witnessed on the livestream. Clips from their livestreams have drawn criticism over what viewers describe as verbal and emotional abuse, including circulated footage that shows Blueface kicking Nevaeh into a swimming pool.
Blueface’s biggest and most successful hit song is “Thotiana,” released in 2018, which had remixes featuring Cardi B and YG. His other prominent hit tracks include “Bleed It” and “Daddy” featuring Rich the Kid.
Blueface’s streaming success also reflects a shift in the entertainment business. For years, musicians primarily built their businesses around recorded music, touring, merchandise, endorsements and appearances. Streaming has changed this.
According to artist DDG, livestreaming is giving artists a way to connect directly with fans while creating music in real time. The rapper released “blame the chat,” a 15-track album recorded during livestreams. DDG also revealed that he made more money in just 30 days of streaming on Twitch than from his entire record label contract.
