Should i drop out of school?

I'm going to the 9th grade now, but somehow I don't feel like it anymore because I'm streaming on Twitch and after the 1st month I already got 100 euro donated so I don't need a school right?

I hope the question is not meant seriously.

Besides having compulsory schooling, that would be the worst decision you could make.

Two classmates dropped out after 12th grade with a technical college entrance qualification because they had a good job offer. Abi was then after the 13th grade.

Both have very much regretted their step, because what looked so good turned out to be bad after a few months.

Finish school, especially in Germany you pay attention to qualifications.

I don't understand the reason for dropping out of school. What does a 100 euro donation have to do with attending school?

Without a degree, it's hard to make any real money. 100 euro is very little to live on and all of this is very unsteady. If it doesn't work at all with Twitch at some point, you don't even have a school leaving certificate to do an apprenticeship. I don't know which state you come from, but in many there's compulsory schooling and as far as I know, this is at least 9 years. If you have at least one secondary school certificate after the 9th, you can still drop out.

You are not a big or medium streamer. You won't be able to live on it and it can take forever to build.

Also: if it doesn't work out, you have to get training. Without a degree, nobody will take you. You have to secure yourself in life or you may end up poor later.

You can do it on the side. You also need an account where you can do that on it and since you are not yet 18 you get the power via a bank account only if your mom allows you.

So you should have an education, or at least a degree under your belt.

Even if you make a lot of money, a public person can be under a lot of pressure, especially women. You also have to expect that a lot can happen to you. It's not uncommon for streamers to have people standing in front of the door or something else. Not everyone can handle it.