[2021 April 21] DSP kicked out of Twitch Partnership? Edit: Confirmed. -

[TheGoutburglar]

All I know is that Phil was suspiciously quiet about Tevin for the longest time, and that the assumption around here was that he didn't want to get de-partnered over throwing shade at another partner. As for how likely it was for Phil to actually be at risk if he had been shitting on Tevin, who knows. It does seem awfully suspicious, yet again, the timing in which Phil seems to be resuming his openly expressed hatred of Tevin.

 

[Very Honest Content]

Dellor. 2 years.

Thanks. The time frame on that plus the fact that DSP has said his partnership program option button is available but not functional at this point to his now de-partnered account tells me that it's the day long option to exclusivity that's the problem here. It's like Twitch is saying, you fucked up as a partner and are out for that, you're still popular enough here for this platform's baseline metrics to be a partner once you show you can abide by the partner terms, clean up your act and try again. Phil can't imagine doing anything wrong though so he'll never learn due to his autism, plus WWE Champions numbing of the pain is right there and ready to drop some digital sweatyness off jpegs, future Phil can deal with that during his begging marathon anyway...

 

[Box Tie]

I don't imagine Twitch is in the habit of taking the L when they unpartner someone and refund the subs, to then also pay the streamer for subs out of their own pocket. I don't know how that would work with bits, but Phil is likely correct for once in that he won't get paid for last month, isn't he?

His begging marathon therefor isn't entirely uncalled for, if we ignore that a mature adult making as much money as phil does should have enough cash laying around to be okay for a few months, he'll be short a lot of JPG pulls compared to normal.

One reason why I don't think he would lie about this payment is because it would be Twitch suicide, especially if he wants back in in the future. Clearly phil isn't invulnerable, if he ever thought so himself the unpartnering shows it is not true. I don't think Twitch would look kindly on a user stating that Twitch "stole" thousands of dollars from them, when they in fact paid out, not even phil would be so brazen as to start his journey back to partnership status by accusing his host of fraud.

Right?

 

[TheGoutburglar]

Tough call. Phil isn't without his guilty conscience, but at the same time, he's prone to not paying enough attention to it to avoid causing himself more trouble. That's how he lost his partnership to begin with. He knows damn good and well that whatever they used to justify kicking him, he did it, but that doesn't necessarily mean that this awareness is going to prevent him from further antagonizing Twitch. Especially since his assertions of his final payment being up in the air are for grifting purposes, as he is even more prone to not thinking things through any time his mind is on milking the retards with talk of the sky falling for the ten millionth time.

 

[tomstone]

philbert is 100% getting the money from the cheers he made during the time his was still partnered, not so sure about the subs

 

[john_g]

whatever happens he will 100% say they didnt give him a dime and needs moar support then ever

 

[The Penultimate Warrior]

whatever happens he will 100% say they didnt give him a dime and needs moar support then ever

If he goes on a long rant about not being paid, they didn't pay him. If he mentions it in passing, they did pay him.

 

[PieceofShet]

If he goes on a long rant about not being paid, they didn't pay him. If he mentions it in passing, they did pay him.

I think he will say he got payed but barely anything... basicly nothing. Maybe a hand in the air-kneeslap combo.

 

[TankMelee]

Something I would love to see: assuming he notices he got the payment during the marathon, and then informs stream like he said he would: Does he reduce the tips goal to account for it? Does he add his Twitch payment to the tips total?

Even if he did, you know the line. "Well that's great, now I can pay my mortgage! So any contributions now are for on future bills."

 

[Pretty Boy Extremism]

assuming he notices he got the payment during the marathon, and then informs stream like he said he would: Does he reduce the tips goal to account for it? Does he add his Twitch payment to the tips total?

You're a funny guy

 

[Flavius Anthemius]

Something I would love to see: assuming he notices he got the payment during the marathon, and then informs stream like he said he would: Does he reduce the tips goal to account for it? Does he add his Twitch payment to the tips total?

Even if he did, you know the line. "Well that's great, now I can pay my mortgage! So any contributions now are for on future bills."

Won't happen, he lies with a stone cold face and uses crocodile tears as a manipulation tool, finally his pignosis has a special effect of making weak minded individuals believe what Phil says at any moment in time despite making hypocritical statements and contradicting past events.

 

[Guntkvd]

It'sAGundam just uploaded hour 22 minute long video about Phil losing his partnership.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AvTu5gfVriM

 

[Need Help With Tips]

Something I would love to see: assuming he notices he got the payment during the marathon, and then informs stream like he said he would: Does he reduce the tips goal to account for it? Does he add his Twitch payment to the tips total?

Even if he did, you know the line. "Well that's great, now I can pay my mortgage! So any contributions now are for on future bills."

Well guys snort I just received a $1500 payment from Twitch Interactive inc. let me take a second to see if it's legit leans over to laptop let's see here --- NOPE! sigh, massive shrug it's unverified, guess I'm gonna have to refund this dood snort and here's the thing I really hate having to refund this huge tip guys, I really do, that's a lot of money I could really use to help with this mortgage payment!

 

[SaidNoOneEver]

It'sAGundam just uploaded hour 22 minute long video about Phil losing his partnership.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AvTu5gfVriM

1hr 22 mins.

Is that over 30 commercial breaks?

 

[DukeMorty]

1hr 22 mins.

Is that over 30 commercial breaks?

I see only 5 ads. My god dsp has more ads for a 30 minute video than ItsAGundam who releases a 1 hour 22 minute long video. Not shocked DSP has more ads lol

 

[Pepper Jack]

New RTU video about DSP begging.

 

[Colloid]

1hr 22 mins.

Is that over 30 commercial breaks?

My personal rule for ads is that I switch on adblock only when there’s more than 1 ad per 15 mins. Basically TV/radio network rules which is pretty fair in my opinion. Needless to say greedy fucks like Phil never see a single penny from me watching their ads.

 

[SaidNoOneEver]

My personal rule for ads is that I switch on adblock only when there’s more than 1 ad per 15 mins. Basically TV/radio network rules which is pretty fair in my opinion. Needless to say greedy fucks like Phil never see a single penny from me watching their ads.

I have multiple adblockers too and just counted the breaks in the red video line, assuming those were commercials. Maybe not.

 

[Pretty Boy Extremism]

I have multiple adblockers too and just counted the breaks in the red video line, assuming those were commercials. Maybe not.

Youtube added a feature where if you put timestamps in the description they show up as breaks on the video line.

 

[Balr0g]

I have multiple adblockers too and just counted the breaks in the red video line, assuming those were commercials. Maybe not.

I think if you have no Ad-Blocker you see ad breaks as yellow spots on the timeline. also small hint: if you start a vidoe and immediately click the timeline to the end and then back to the start after loading you won'T see any adds (at least thats how it works for me though I usually have AdBlock Origin running