Typical Gamer's Profile, Net Worth, Age, Height, Relationships, FAQs (2024)

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On August 24, 2008, when YouTube was still in its early stages and Rebelo was still a teenager, he set up an account on the platform under the username “Typical Gamer.” His early videos featured Red Dead Redemption cheats, hints, and easter eggs. He kept on playing games over the years, but few people watched. He began playing Grand Theft Auto V in 2013 and went on to become one of the pioneers of YouTube Livestreaming.

“Red Dead Redemption - Free For All (34-9)” is one of his oldest videos still up for the public. It was uploaded in 2010 and features Andre playing Red Dead Redemption Free For All. This video has 366k views as of May 2024.

He began participating in Fortnite in 2017. His popularity soared as a result of Fortnite reaching 350 million players in the middle of 2020 and 2020 being the biggest and most successful year for Youtube gaming. He signed up for a second YouTube account called TG Plays on March 3, 2020, for the sole purpose of uploading Fortnite videos. Andre signed an exclusive contract with YouTube Gaming on March 26, 2020, to keep his talent away from competitors like Twitch and Mixer.

Andre created three other YouTube channels after the popularity of the Typical Gamer channel, including TG Plays on March 3, 2020, More TG on July 1, 2020, and TG Shorts on May 19, 2021, all of which were dedicated to furthering his influence on YouTube.

Numerous companies, including Ubisoft, Electronic Arts, OnePlus, and eBay, sponsor Andre. “Warzone: Clash of Generals” was developed by Andre in collaboration with Stratosphere Games, a mobile game studio based in Berlin. The ultimate objective of this was to build a stronger player base with support for streaming and eSports, enabling content creators to organise competitions and engage with their fans to fully immerse them in the streaming experience.

As of May 2024, Andre Rebelo is worth $23 million according to Techie gamers. Andre has mostly been able to reach this amazing valuation through the sale of his merchandise, sponsorships from brands for his live streams, and AdSense money from his YouTube channels. Get detailed information about Typical Gamer's net worth.

Andre Rebelo was born in Vancouver, Canada, on March 23, 1992 but beyond that, not much is known about his schooling or childhood. He has a brother named Billy Rebelo. He is currently dating Samara Redway, who is also a YouTuber.

Billy Rebelo coined the term "Typical Gamer." Along with other YouTube stars like MrBeast and PrestonPlayz, Andre is managed by the company Night Media. Andre drives a Tesla Model X and a Lamborghini Huracan.

Andre’s popularity on YouTube has helped him gain many followers and subscribers on a plethora of different platforms.

On TikTok, Andre has over 2 million fans, and his videos have more than 10.6 million likes. His content on the video-sharing platform includes lip-syncs and short comedic bits.

On Instagram, Andre has over 719k followers. He posts selfies, updates of his life and promotional content.

On Twitter, Andre has over 1 million subscribers.

He has 525k followers on Twitch, even though he can’t stream on the platform anymore as a part of a deal with YouTube in 2020.

Andre does live streams for YouTube daily and gets more than 500.000 views on his streams. He posts other content such as Vlogs and reaction videos on his channel TG plays and Fortnite content on his third channel MoreTG.

In this live stream, Andre plays Fortnite with the popular Street Fighter character Chun Li.

Andre plays the Lego: Star Wars game in this live stream.

In this live stream, Andre plays Fortnite to get the Assassin’s Creed skin.

Andre plays NARAKA: BLADEPOINT in this live stream.

• Ever since Fortnite's early release, he has been playing the game.
• Andre revealed that he had given $10,000 of his own money to the charity Extra Life during the announcement of the YouTube contract.
• His long-standing relationship with YouTube allowed him to participate in the "Super Chat" feature's early testing, where users can pay anywhere from $1 and $500 to have their live message highlighted.