DDG Says Streamers Are ‘The New Celebrities’ & Blasts Anyone Treating Them Like ‘Regular’ People
DDG Says Streamers Are “The New Celebrities’ & Blasts Anyone Treating Them Like ‘Regular’
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DDG is making it clear that he believes the entertainment industry has changed, and streamers are now sitting in the same celebrity lane as rappers, actors and other traditional stars.
During a heated exchange with his live chat, the rapper and streamer pushed back against viewers who appeared to downplay the influence and fame that come with livestreaming.
“Streamer are celebrities, streamers are the new celebrities whether you like it or not,” he stated.
DDG’s comments sparked a larger debate over how celebrity status is defined in today’s internet-driven culture. Platforms built around livestreaming have helped creators attract millions of followers, land major brand deals and generate massive audiences without relying on traditional television or music careers.
As streaming continues to grow, DDG believes the people dominating those platforms should be viewed as legitimate celebrities, not simply online personalities.
Do you view streamers as celebrities?

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