GOTAGA

Following some amazing Call of Duty action, he established himself, won tournaments, and acquired the nickname “The French Monster” on the Call of Duty series. He has been the leader of his own firm since 2012, as well as a substitute player for Team Vitality (which he co-founded in 2013) on the game Fortnite Battle Royale and a filmmaker on YouTube (mostly replays of his broadcasts on Twitch).

“GoTaGa - 1v4 clutch vs downLoad at 3-3 last map” is the first video on Cornetin’s channel and has over 274k views as of August 2024. In the video, he plays Call of Duty: Black Ops and is able to kill four enemies by himself.

Since 2017, he has found himself with a team (the Gotaga Corp) to handle his marketing, communication, and so on. He also owns a clothing line and the Scuf House, which he co-founded with Prime at the end of 2018. Gotaga co-hosts a flagship show on Twitch, the Masterkill, which airs on Monday evenings. The team of broadcasters recorded a peak in viewership during this broadcast.

On April 9, 2019, Gotaga won ESPN’s worldwide influencer championship on Twitter, which brought together 64 e-sports personalities. After dethroning the previous edition’s winner, American streamer Ninja, he won the final against Polish-Canadian streamer Shroud with 54% of the votes (out of 450,000 votes), becoming the first European to win this competition.

The launch of OpenWorld, a chat programme in which Gotaga, supported by Doigby, welcomes different people from the gaming and streaming industry to freely debate various themes, took place on March 15, 2021.

According to Net Worth Spot, Corentin has an estimated net worth of $1.16 million as of August 2024. GOTAGA's YouTube channel receives over 4.84 million views per month and YouTubers can earn between $3 and $7 per thousand video views. According to Net Worth Spot, the GOTAGA YouTube channel produces $19.36 thousand in ad revenue per month and $290.39 thousand per year. GOTAGA could earn up to $522.71 thousand per year if things go well.

GOTAGA is expected to have more revenue streams. Successful YouTubers have sponsors as well, and they can improve their earnings by promoting their own items.

Corentin Houssein, the son of a computer scientist father and a stay-at-home mother, has been surrounded by computers since he was a child. At the age of eight, he was given an Xbox, which introduced him to the world of video games and, later, online games. He established his YouTube channel on August 31, 2008.

He began a college course in the scientific department at the Lycée Vincent Van Gogh in Aubergenville, which he left to follow his passion for gaming in order to enhance his talents and earn a living. His parents backed him, despite the fact that his decision was initially regarded as unusual.

Corentin has a massive fan following on several social media platforms. He has a Twitch channel with a following of 4.4 million and streams various games such as MultiVersus, Naraka: BladePoint, and Tower of Fantasy. On Instagram, he has a following of 1.5 million and posts pictures of events he goes to and pictures with his friends and family. On Twitter, he has a following of 1.9 million and gets several likes and retweets. On his TikTok account, he is followed by over 1.1 million users.

Corentin uploads videos weekly on his channel. His videos receive hundreds of thousands of views and cross half a million views over time. The content on his channel mostly comprises vlogs, challenge videos and reaction videos.

With over 7.8 million views, this is his most watched video. Corentin pranks CJ23, Mickalow or Jiraiya with the help of Xari while playing Call of Duty: WWII.

With over 7.3 million views, this is second-his most watched video. Corentin live streams Fortnite in front of an audience.

With over 7.5 million views, this is his third-most watched video. Corentin and his friends talk about who will win Royal Rumble season 2.

With over 6.9 million views, this is his fourth-most watched video. Corentin equals Ninja’s record in Fortnite.

1. Ronan, one of his younger brothers, is also a key figure in the French esports scene.
2. Corentin expresses gratitude to ZeratoR, who he considers an inspiration.