3. eSports Live Stream

The eSport craze is gaining momentum at a rapid pace. According to market researcher Newzoo, eSports at large made $696 million in 2017, with a total audience of 385 million people. But these numbers are expected to grow exponentially over the next few years, with Newzoo predicting that by 2020, overall revenue for eSports will be in the $1.5 billion range, and have more than 589 million people tuning in.This movement has in large part been spurred on by the phenomenal growth of live web stream websites like Twitch, where users can watch eSport athletes play video games and narrate as they play. Twitch boasts a current audience of about 55 million users, with a much sought-after demographic for advertisers of young, male die-hards (81.5% of twitch users are male, with 55% in the age range between 18-34). There are currently over two million users who broadcast live on Twitch each month, and the appetite for viewing live eSports competitions is only growing.