Viewers might have been led to believe ShahZaM, by himself, earned $100,000 a month. And it was one of Shroud’s streams that led to viewers believing that. Some viewers questioned what Shroud had said, which has now made Shroud clear the confusion. Recently, he was seen explaining himself, stating that he had counted not one but two people. Viewers were amused, and the whole matter has not only made viewers laugh but established streamers as well.

ShahZaM actually watched the stream where Shroud discussed his and TenZ’s salary. And he seemed to find it funny that Shroud thought he earned that much. As his chat reacted to Shroud saying he earned “hundreds of thousands a month“, he could be seen laughing and asking chat to calm down. And then he denied Shroud’s claims but saying “that’s not true.” Luckily, someone clipped the whole thing and the video is up on YouTube.

A lot of people might be wondering just how much ShahZaM and TenZ actually earn. Even though these numbers are not based on actual facts, the actual numbers are expected to be in the same ballpark.

ShahZaM earnings

It goes without saying that ShahZaM earns a lot of money. A proper pro, ShahZam’s net worth is expected to be around $700,000. He gets most of his money from streaming on Twitch, salary, and ad revenue. It is estimated the streamer makes some $30,000-$50,000, sometimes more than that amount. And that’s excluding other sources of income like sponsorship deals.

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TenZ earnings

TenZ career still has a long way to go, and the young gamer already has a net worth of about $500,000. Much like ShaZam, his sources of income are similar, but TenZ’s videos on YouTube get more views. Meaning, he makes more money from YouTube than ShahZam, but that doesn’t necessarily mean he makes more overall.

It is estimated he makes around over $40,000 a month.

Both these players earn more money than a lot of people can bring themselves to dream about, and with time, they’ll make even more.

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