Rumble, a video platform, has announced its major expansion into gaming by signing a deal with the legendary streamer Dr. The entertainment star has been vocalizing his conservative values and promises to “Make Gaming Great Again” in honor of Donald Trump’s MAGA slogan.
Dr. Disrespect (real name Herschel Guy Beahm) has found a new home streaming on Rumble. Rumble is a video streaming platform that’s known as a competitor of YouTube, which censors content to please the leftists. Beahm, who was banned from Twitch’s streaming platform, was one of the biggest gaming streamers on the YouTube platform.
It was revealed earlier this year that Beahm was banned from Twitch due to inappropriate conversations he allegedly had with a child. Beahm has denied all wrongdoing and his lawsuit against Twitch over the incident settled in favor of him. After the allegations, Beahm took a break of two months before returning to YouTube. YouTube responded by suspending monetization of his channel and denying his request to re-monetize his channel late last month. Google expected Beahm, one of its most popular streamers, to work for nothing.
In a press statement, Rumble announced its partnership with Dr Disrespect. The streamer would provide both free and paid content to the platform as well as act as an adviser to build up the Rumble Gaming Community. The press release doesn’t disclose financial details, but does say that Beahm will be compensated primarily with “equity and milestones”.
Beahm’s conservative views have become more vocal in recent months. He created a line with the slogan, “Make Gaming Great Again” as a tribute to Trump’s classic MAGA clothing. In a recent broadcast, he explained why he voted for President Trump. He also criticized the “woke-mind virus,” saying that leftists had “fucked us.”
