Roman Atwood Kane streaming deal
by Souleymane Popov: Pop Trends
Roman Atwood shared that his 14-year-old son, Kane, asked if he could quit school because he's already earning more than his teachers through streaming. Roman said he struck a deal with Kane: if he's still doing well by the time he's 17, he'll allow him to drop out.
Transcript (en)
We restart that. She was saying how much I hated school and then I got to fly my helicopter to my school. It's such an honor. But now my 14 year old, and all my kids are like me so they're already like, 14 year old. He says, dad, can I just drop out of school? 14. He's streaming, he's making money and I'm just going, oh my god. 14? I'm cooked. So I told him he keeps it up. Three years, 17. If he's still crushing it, then absolutely I'll let him. But not today. So does he go to Miller's Park? He's homeschooled. He's dreamland. A few hours of school and then he's off to the stream. So did I get my shirt signed? I signed it. I cut a hole in it too. I hope you don't mind. Have a blessed day. Thank you. We'll see you.
