Vivid

He has two brothers. He lives with his dad and younger brother.

When he started playing Fortnite, he played under various handles until he finally settled on ‘Vivd Calamity’ as he felt that that stood out. He later shortened it to ‘Vivid’.

While he was in high school, Vivid played League of Legends and followed Team Curse’s career (Now Team Liquid). As he got older, he played Old School RuneScape (OSRS), Halo, CoD, Gears of War and PUBG before finally trying out Fortnite with his friend when the game released. It took him a while to really get into Fortnite, as he preferred playing OSRS at that point. However, in February 2018 one of his friends was bored with OSRS and so he would up playing Fornite with her every day. Ths got him hooked, and it has been his main game ever since.

By mid-2018 he had gained enough subscribers to support a full-time career, and so dropped out of college since he hadn’t really found his niche there yet. He managed to climb up the ladder to place 19th for NA, earning him an invitation to Week 1 of the Fortnite Summer Skirmish. From there, his streaming career really took off and he was signed on with Team Liquid. He then signed on in September 2020.However, he was released from the roster in January 2021. He hasn't streamed on Twitch since then.

Vivid has over 1,940 subscribers, which nets him between $4,850 - $6,790 USD per month. He has also earned over $200,000 USD in various tournaments and Team Liquid is rumored to minimally offer a minimal salary of $70,000 USD. These amounts exclude tips, advertising revenue, sponsorships and merchandise sales.

Vivid doesn’t have a set schedule, but he tends to stream several times a week for between 5.5 – 17 hours a sitting.