Lacy Reveals GTA 6 Marathon Plans and Monthly Income Breakdown
Nick “Lacy” Fosco recently made headlines after announcing he would disable Twitch ads on his streams. Now, the streamer has revealed plans for an upcoming GTA 6 marathon, alongside a breakdown of his monthly earnings and expenses..
Lacy is in the news frequently, whether it’s because of his relationship, drama with other streamers, or even leaving CORE. The creator recently also limited his Twitch ads significantly after starting, saying that he wants viewers to enjoy his broadcasts. He also held a gaming marathon with Marlon “Mar3lg” Lundgren Garcia, and now the 23-year-old American has announced that he will also be doing an IRL marathon once GTA 6 releases.
Lacy revealed he will rent a mansion in Miami and do IRL missions alongside playing GTA 6
In a recent stream, Lacy talked about how GTA 6 will take over Twitch once it releases on November 19, as all creators will be streaming the game. He went on to say that some streamers will even do marathons, “finishing the game in two days”. Lacy stated that he and Cody “Clix” Conrod spoke, and they decided to get a mansion in Miami, the real-life location that GTA 6’s Vice City is inspired by, and do a gaming marathon along with IRL content.
The streamer elaborated that they will do the gaming marathon and then also do an IRL mission in Miami. Lacy then revealed that he had also talked to Marlon and Jason “JasonTheWeen” Nguyen, who were both “down”. He stated that the four are ready to host the GTA 6 marathon, but Lacy also wants to ask Rani “StableRonaldo” Netz, who is currently hosting an ongoing gaming marathon.
Viewers were quick to react to the news, with a few questioning whether Lacy had announced the marathon because FaZe boss Richard “Banks” Bengtson had planned something similar for GTA 6. Others reacted positively, stating that Lacy’s marathon has the potential to be legendary because he was also mixing IRL content with the gaming element. It remains to be seen how well the marathon fares and whether StableRonaldo joined the four streamers, but one thing is clear: Lacy isn’t wrong that some of the top streamers will livestream GTA 6 as soon as it releases.
Lacy reveals he made $1.3 million in September, shares breakdown of monthly expenses
In a stream, Lacy revealed that his finance team had shared that the streamer had made nearly $1.3 million in September 2026. The streamer went on to say that his team said it was “$45,000 less than August”, but his expenses were also “$6,000 less than the set budget”. Lacy then revealed how he spends $137,500 monthly on various expenses. He pays his employees $50,000, spends $30,000 each on content and clippers, $11,000 on rent, $4,000 on his car, $5,000 on food, and $7,500 worth of miscellaneous expenses.
Viewers reacted positively to Lacy sharing his revenue and expenses publicly, commending the creator for being transparent about how much a top streamer could potentially make and what expenses are incurred. Some questioned whether Lacy limiting his Twitch ads had any effect on his revenue, as the streamer had revealed he made less compared to the previous month. However, this remains speculation, and the streamer was happy regardless, following his mansion news.
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Khizar Mundia has been playing video games for as long as he can recall. Things have come a long way since the many days he spent playing the original NES, though. He now covers a variety of competitive games and esports, as well as the world of streaming, ranging from Twitch to Kick. If it’s of interest to gamers, it’s of interest to Khizar.
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