TimTheTatman Joins Complexity as a Content Creator and Part-Owner
After nearly a decade of being an independent streamer, TimTheTatman has officially joined Complexity, an esports organization. He made the announcement on his stream, marking a significant milestone in his career.
Tim’s love for the Dallas Cowboys is well-known, and he often talks about the team on a daily basis. Joining Complexity, which is owned by the Cowboys, aligns perfectly with his interests and sensibilities.
While discussing the deal with his viewers, Tim mentioned that he is not only a content creator for Complexity but also a part-owner of the organization. The exact details of the deal were not disclosed.
“I wanted similar interests to be there,” Tim said. “I didn’t want to sign with an org unless it felt right.”
During a recent visit to Dallas for the Cowboys’ season opener, Tim had the opportunity to visit Complexity’s headquarters and meet with Jerry Jones, the owner of the Cowboys.
Before deciding to join Complexity, Tim revealed that he had discussions with multiple organizations. However, teaming up with an organization affiliated with his favorite traditional sports team felt like “destiny” to him.
To kick off his partnership with Complexity, Tim plans to have a meet and greet event at The Star in Frisco, Texas. The event will include beer and merchandise, and fans can already purchase TimTheTatman jerseys from the organization’s website.
In addition to joining Complexity, TimTheTatman already has a roster of sponsors, including LG, Herman Miller, HyperX, Chipotle, FanDuel, and Streamlabs.
Earlier this month, Tim made a significant move in the livestreaming market by switching from Twitch to YouTube as his exclusive streaming platform.
With his transition to YouTube, Tim attracted over 100,000 concurrent viewers during his first stream on the platform. He also gained more than 10,000 paid members, which is equivalent to a Twitch subscription.