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Former Twitch superstar turned YouTube Gaming fledgling, Ludwig Ahgren has already made a splash on the new platform. Since his first day of streaming live on YouTube Gaming, he has been shot by paintballs, banned from the platform, and now announced plans to host a live version of his Mogul Money game show in Los Angeles sometime next year.
Mogul Money, a gameshow mash-up that combines parts of Jeopardy! and Family Feud, was a six-episode long series sponsored by Coinbase that had its last contractual episode air on December 1st.
THE LAST MOGUL MONEY EVER
LIVE RIGHT NOW
GET IN HERE #coinbasepartnerhttps://t.co/BdohImzc2s pic.twitter.com/ISpi9CgCiX— ludwig (@LudwigAhgren) December 1, 2021
a live in person mogul money where we could go and watch? THAT WOULD BE SO COOL pic.twitter.com/w0uXXzYEQj
— kayley🌱🍄 (@honkkayley) December 2, 2021
MOGUL MONEY WAS A BLAST! thanks for having us lud 😌 pic.twitter.com/wimA02nin0
— leslie (@fuslie) December 2, 2021
Mogul Money has become a fan-favorite game show segment due to not only seeing their favorite streamers, such as XQC, QTCinderella, Sodapoppin, Slime and Pokimane, trying to answer trivia questions but also because of the wacky tangents that would happen between questions.
this shit had me close to throwing up with laughter. what the FUCK was Sodapoppin on why was every sentence coming out of his mouth unhinged https://t.co/eDB33FMnHl
— Daryon (@DaryonArt) December 1, 2021
love watching mogul money while high bc as i attempt to answer each question i realize i am somehow stupider than mizkif
— alexander 🐌 (@sweettrippest) November 2, 2021
love watching mogul money while high bc as i attempt to answer each question i realize i am somehow stupider than mizkif
— alexander 🐌 (@sweettrippest) November 2, 2021
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