Who is HisWattson? Apex Legends streamer pledges his Twitch ad revenue to help gamers in need

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Apex Legends pro and Twitch streamer Jacob "HisWattson" surprised the streaming and gaming community by announcing that he would use the revenue generated from ads on his channel to aid gamers in need.

Jacob took to his Twitter account on October 15 and stated that he would start running ads on his Twitch channel and would spend the proceeds on gaming peripherals for members of his community who could not afford them. His tweet read:

A few moments later, Jacob expressed gratitude to Apex Legends coach and Twitch affiliate Fragment420, calling him a "legend." The former thanked the latter for giving this unique idea:

Jacob added that he would proceed with the charitable endeavor despite his uncertainties about how it would affect his taxes:

The streamer's wholesome post was well-liked by thousands of community members, with more than 260 Twitter users joining the conversation thread. Several users lauded him by saying:

StinceBuilt owner Jess "Stince" Stinson stated that his direct messages were open to Wattson. He mentioned getting in touch with some big brands to do "something epic":

Esports personality and co-founder of Full Squad Gaming Jake "JakeSucky" Lucky also shared Wattson's philanthropic efforts on his Twitter handle. His post read:

Jake Lucky followed up by stating that if any gaming or computer brands are interested in participating, they should contact HisWattson:

Twitch streamer Hunt0 claimed that ad revenue for large Twitch content creators was "insane":

Here are some more relevant fan reactions from Twitter:

HisWattson is a partnered Twitch streamer and gamer who started broadcasting on the Amazon-owned livestreaming platform in March 2020. His channel started gaining traction at the beginning of the year and saw