His mother can hardly believe what the famous streamer Aydan has done for her. The "Fortnite" professional freed her from a heavy burden from her past.
- "Fortnite" professional and streamer Aydan has 1.4 million followers on Twitch.
- He used his success to do something good for his mother.
- Completely dissolved, she can't believe what Aydan did for her.
Christmas has long been over, but a mother from the United States received a particularly great gift from her son at the end of January. This is known on the streaming platform Twitch as Aydan and plays "Fortnite" among others - with success. The streamer has 1.4 million followers and earned some money at "Fortnite".
"Fortnite" professional pays his mother's college debt
Along with his streaming earnings, Aydan has prepared a gift for his mother. The "Fortnite" professional has paid off the student loan that his mother has been carrying for years. In the United States, students are sometimes required to borrow thousands of dollars to study. Many graduates have to work their whole lives to get rid of the debt.
Aydan's mother is rid of this burden in one fell swoop. In his live stream, Aydan called his mother in late January. He told her that she was getting her late Christmas present . "I don't need anything, Aydan. You have done enough for me," said his mother. But her son didn't want to hear about it. "Well, it's too late mom. All of your student loans have been paid off," Aydan told her.
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Spectators of the streamer made the surprise possible
His mother doesn't really know what to say. But when Aydan emphasized again that everything has already been paid, the woman's tears come . You can hear her sobbing on the phone and her son is very touched. He passes on his mother's thanks directly to his Twitch chat. This would have made it all possible.
On Twitch , viewers can watch live streams for free and if they want to take out a paid subscription. This costs five dollars a month, of which the streamer gets a share. In addition, viewers can make cash gifts to the streamers. Aydan apparently got enough money to pay his mother's school debt, writes the gaming portal The Loadout. It also says that Aydan has won over $ 160,000 in prize money for "Fortnite" tournaments.
It wasn't until mid-January that another US streamer was upset that her viewers were not purchasing paid subscriptions or giving money. Aydan's streams are obviously more exciting, so people like to pay for them.
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