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Mom Thought Sodapoppin's Earnings Were Monopoly Money
13 Apr
Summary
- Sodapoppin's mother initially believed his streaming income was not real.
- She thought early PayPal donations resembled Monopoly money.
- Banks and landlords previously questioned legitimacy of streaming income.
Chance 'Sodapoppin' Morris' mother confessed she initially believed his early streaming income was not legitimate. During a podcast appearance, she admitted that she thought his first PayPal donations were akin to 'Monopoly money.' She shared her disbelief with friends, questioning the reality of his earnings.
Sodapoppin's career began before he turned 18, with significant early donations coming from World of Warcraft players in Dubai. These substantial PayPal transfers, including one reportedly reaching $10,000, were difficult for his family to conceptualize as real income.
This skepticism extended beyond his family. Early streamers frequently encountered systemic opposition regarding the validity of their income. Banks and landlords often refused to accept PayPal donations as a reliable revenue source, even when presented with bank statements as proof.
