This creator spent $1.4 million on 'clippers' in just over a month to try to get his content in your feed

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Streamer N3on used to pay clippers to post bad PR about him to help grow his audience. John Sciulli/Getty Images for Global Gaming LeagueLivestreamer N3on pays an army of "clippers" to post snippets of his content on social media. Clipping is one of his top expenses: He paid out over $1.

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