Blueface Says DDG Helped Him Make $1 Million In 90 Days

Blueface said he made $1 million from streaming in 90 days. He credited DDG with helping him get started, from the introduction to the equipment.

“I made a million dollars in 90 days off streaming,” Blueface said in a clip shared on X. “Shout out to DDG for introducing me to streaming.”

The rapper’s claimed payday followed a sharp rise in his live audience over the summer.

Streams Charts, which tracks livestream viewing, counted about 5.42 million hours watched for Blueface in the third quarter of 2026. That was up from roughly 102,000 in the second quarter.

He ranked ninth on the firm’s list for total watch-time gains, adding more than 5.3 million hours. Most of that viewing came from conversation and daily-life content. The Just Chatting and IRL categories made up about 96% of his third-quarter watch time.

His work with fellow rapper and streamer DDG has also extended beyond the screen.

The two were billed together for the second leg of Blueface’s “Fresh Out of Love Tour.” Promotional material from Pop’s Concert Venue pitched the pairing around both rappers’ livestream followings, bringing their online identities into the marketing for their stage shows.

On Kick, creators can earn money from both monthly subscribers and viewers who send tips.

“You keep 95% of all revenue you receive,” the platform tells creators in its published revenue terms. A $5 monthly subscription pays the creator $4.75, with the rest covering processing fees.

The same 95% share applies to its KICKs tipping currency.

The attention has come with disruptions, too.

As AllHipHop previously reported, deputies have responded to numerous swatting incidents, including a gun report at a Santa Clarita business on October 19 while Blueface was live on Kick. Police found no man with a gun at the scene.

A sheriff’s spokesperson reported that Blueface was arrested and booked after allegedly ignoring commands.

That followed an August 23 call about a shooting at King of Crab on Bouquet Canyon Road. Deputies detained Blueface, then released him.

Sgt. Josh Nemeth told City News Service, “Deputies responded, completed an investigation and determined no crime occurred at the location.”