PinkyDoll says she makes about $7,000 per day from TikTok NPC streams & $4,000-$5,000 per day from OnlyFans signups

PinkyDoll, a TikToker and OnlyFans star, went viral for her live streaming of herself acting like a ‘NPC,’ and she’s making a fortune off the craze that’s now exploding on social media.

TikTok celebrity and OnlyFans creator ‘PinkyDoll’ (real name Fedha Sinon) seized social media by storm earlier this month after a clip from one of her live streams was posted to Twitter.

PinkyDoll was heard in the video repeating lines like “ice cream so good, yum yum,” and “yes, yes, yes,” all while popping individual kernels of popcorn with a flat iron.

The bizarre moment took social media by storm and spawned a new trend of streamers acting like ‘NPCs,’ or ‘non-player characters’ from video games. Now, it’s one of the hottest fads on the internet… and PinkyDoll says she’s making some serious dough from it.

In an interview with the New York Times, PinkyDoll claimed that she’s making quite a killing from her combined outlets of OnlyFans, Instagram, and her TikTok streams — a total of about “$7,000 per day,” to be exact.

In an interview with the New York Times, PinkyDoll claimed that she’s making quite a killing from her combined outlets of OnlyFans, Instagram, and her TikTok streams — a total of about “$7,000 per day,” to be exact.

Every time viewers send her a sticker, it triggers an action from PinkyDoll, who repeats a phrase like “ice cream so good,” when prompted with the corresponding sticker.

“I was just being cute,” PinkDoll told the Times about her business venture. “I remember someone saying, ‘Oh my God, you look like an NPC.’ And then they start sending me, like, crazy money.”

PinkyDoll also admitted to getting inspiration from characters in GTA for her streams. “I was like, ‘I’m going to try to do it like them,” she claimed — although she also said she isn’t entirely “sure” what an NPC is.

PinkyDoll isn’t the only ‘NPC TikToker’ getting mad money from her streams; after her broadcast went viral, another creator claimed she’d raked in $700 during the first three hours of an ‘NPC’ stream.