Urooj Niazi 
fanum’s amp exit truth or calculated publicity stunt
Speculations of division have shaken the content creation world as Roberto “Fanum” Gonzalez hinted that he’s no longer a part of the popular collection of streaming group known AMP (Any Means Possible). The controversy erupted on May 7 when Fanum posted Snapchat stories that his access to AMP’s social media account was cut off.
“They think they’re actual gods. We know who God really is,” Fanum wrote in one of his hot posts. The streamer, who achieved a lot of popularity for his “Fanum Tax” comedy routine, explained about how he felt that he had not been given his dues although he was a key man for the success of the group.
“I was feeding the team while I didn’t have anything… got us all rich”, Fanum declared on X, hinting at the pivotal role he played in making AMP rich.
However, conflicting evidence has fans questioning the situation’s authenticity:
- AMP’s official accounts still follow Fanum on social platforms
- Fellow AMP member Duke Dennis called the situation “fake news”
- No official statement has been released by AMP
The drama has divided the fans, with some of the respondents taking up a #JusticeForFanum movement online. Speculation is everything between real internal conflict, on one side and staged publicity stunt for the upcoming projects, on the other. While the streaming community waits for answers on what just transpired, the controversy shows us in the back rooms of popular content creator collectives, the convoluted relationships that exist, the lines drawn, and the battles fought.
