Popular streamer Tim “TimTheTatman” Betar announced today on stream that he will be joining Complexity.
The announcement follows an announcement by the popular streamer that he would be joining an organization over a tweet posted Monday morning.
On stream, Betar announced that he would be joining the organization. He also announced a new merch line for Complexity. He explained that he is really excited for the future and called the decision “the right call.”
“I’ve followed Complexity’s success and I am impressed with their commitment to winning in top-tier esports and the loyalty of their fans,” he said in a press release on Complexity’s website. “…When Complexity and GameSquare invited me to join the team, it was an easy yes. Jason Lake has built an amazing team at Complexity and Justin Kenna is building something special at GameSquare. I am excited to get started.”
“TimTheTatman is one of the most followed, engaging, and entertaining personalities in esports,” said Justin Kenna, CEO of GameSquare, in the same release. “Working with TimTheTatman is really exciting as we build one of the largest esports companies on the planet. He is incredibly talented and brings immediate credibility with fans and brands.”
“As traditional sports, gaming, and entertainment continue to converge, our partnership with Tim will encompass the best of these worlds for fans to enjoy,” said Jason Lake, Complexity Gaming Founder and CEO.
Timthetatman Complexity Merch
To celebrate the signing, Complexity unveiled a new merch lineup with an exclusive jersey. The jersey is available here for a limited time.
The announcement follows Betar’’s announcement that he would be leaving Twitch to stream for YouTube Gaming. He joins fellow streamers Lupo and DrDisrespect as streamers who have exclusive streaming contracts with the popular video watching platform.
Betar has amassed a massive following known as the Tatman Army with 4 million subscribers on YouTube and 2 million followers on Twitter. He is best known for his streaming of Call of Duty. On top of other games such as Fortnite and Fall Guys, where his campaign for a win on the latter boasts 1.9 million views on YouTube.
