Kendrick Lamar said that. He’s one of the greatest rappers to ever live. He has made a lot of money. We’re quoting him right now because

A. We very much agree with the above sentiment
B. His music goes hard as f***.

At Sumo, we’re in the business of planting and growing money trees for the planet’s top gaming talent so they can enjoy some “shade” (aka––and in far less poetic terms––”financial security”).

In no other industry, will you find such a plethora of brilliant talent getting paid so very little for said talent.

Take sumo wrestlers for example.

We’re not hating on sumo wrestlers. We love sumo wrestlers.

But even sumo wrestlers make six-figures a year. We’re talking about grown men slapping each other out of a circle made of dirt while wearing heavily-padded thongs.

We’re sorry but if a sumo wrestler can get paid six-figures a year, there has to be a way for some of the best gaming talent in the world to make more than a few measly bread crumbs.

This is why Sumo exists.

To help top gaming talent get paid what they deserve.

How do we plan to pull this off? By helping gamers deepen (and capitalize on) relationships with both brands and fans.