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Streaming collective AMP has expanded its real estate footprint in Georgia, purchasing six homes located near one another in an area its members call “The Hill,” according to AfroTech.
Fanum shared details about the properties in a social media video, according to AfroTech. AMP’s primary residence sits at the top of the hill, while other homes are occupied by people within the collective’s extended circle.
The area reportedly includes a home occupied by the Clover Boyz, which includes several of Cenat’s longtime friends and associates, including Dezz, Ray, Punga, Reggie, Rakai, Tota, and Tylil.
“We work hard,” Fanum said during a Twitch livestream, according to the outlet.
@jxcobtv #creatorsearchinsights #fanum #amp #cloverboys #fyp ♬ original sound – jxcob
The creators have also spent time living and producing content in New York, including from a Tribeca penthouse and a sponsored $17 million townhome, the outlet reports.
AMP formed after several members built individual audiences, creating content centered on the “NBA 2K” video game franchise. Cenat later joined the collective and has since become one of the most prominent livestreamers in the industry.
That strategy has helped AMP develop a sizable online following. The collective had 8.16 million YouTube subscribers as of Aug. 31.
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Source: Black Enterprise
