Asmongold finally monetized his alternate Twitch account, Zackrawrr, in early December 2024, and just days later hit a massive subscriber goal. During a stream, he also revealed the massive profit earned on the account in mere days.
Over the last few years, Asmongold has opted to stream primarily on his alternate Twitch account, Zackrawrr, since his mother died in 2021.
The streamer has returned to his main channel on multiple occasions since then, but according to Twitchtracker, Asmon has only gone live on that account just three times since the end of 2022.
Until early December, the Zackrawrr account wasn’t monetized – meaning fans couldn’t subscribe to the channel and Asmon wasn’t making any money off of it – but Twitch ended up making him accept partner status so they could run ads after realizing it was losing revenue hosting his streams.
Now that his channel has been monetized, however, Asmon hit a massive sub goal to become one of the top streamers on the site – and he’s made a ton of money in the process.
Zackrawrr becomes ninth most subscribed Twitch channel
Asmongold monetized the account on December 6, 2024, and just days later has already managed to get into the list of the top 10 most subscribed to Twitch channels.
At the time of writing, Zackrawrr has nearly 40,000 subscribers and is the ninth most subscribed channel on the Amazon-owned platform.
This puts him well ahead of several other popular Twitch streamers, including xQc and FaZe members Plaqueboymax and Stableronaldo.
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His sub count is undoubtedly going to continue rising over the next few weeks as well, which will put him even higher on the list. For example, he’s just over 10k away from political streamer Hasan, who sits in fifth place with 51,360 subs.
Asmongold reveals massive earnings after monetizing account
During a stream on December 10, 2024, Asmongold revealed the massive amount of money he’s earned in the short time Zackrawrr has been monetized.
He showed his Twitch dashboard to viewers, revealing a total revenue of $90,057 between December 5 and December 10, with $56,524 earned on December 6 alone.
“That was a good day for me. Man, that is nuts! So, there is the breakdown right there, guys. What a good day to be me. Real good day to be me,” he said in the stream.
Asmon’s fans have made it quite clear they’re interested in financially supporting the Twitch star. Just 10 minutes after monetizing the account, he already had over 10k subscribers.
“Over 10,000 subs now, over 10,000 in ten minutes. It’s a good day to be me right now, it really is,” he said at the time.
