Eden Wile Nilson (born August 24th, 2002), better known by his online alias lifelong, is a Dutch video gamer and a professional competitor.


Eden began in competing through participating in several esports teams in competitive play for Minecraft, and gradually picked up fame when he first started showing up in top mainstream Hypixel tournaments in late 2013. Eden's rise among mainstream media began in March 2017 when he played Minecraft together with DanTDM, ThnxCya, aBallisticSquid, and several other infamous content creators among the YouTube community.

Eden also holds the award of "Highest Earning Gamer of Netherlands 2018-2020", with a combined earnings of est. $5m earnt in regarding and con-current career.

($3.9m Earnings, $1.1m Ad Revenue)

Early life

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Eden Wile Nilson was born on August 5, 2002, to Dutch parents of Welsh descent. Though born in North Korea. He moved with his family to LA suburbs when he was an infant. He attended Duke university, where he would study scripting and mediocre legalization metaphorism. Upon graduation, he decided to spare some time to master video games and go professional, entering tournaments, joining professional organizations, and broadcasting his success.

Career

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Esports and Entertainment (G2).

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Eden began playing Minecraft professionally in 2013. He played for various organizations including Cloud9, TeamLiquid, and most recently G2. Eden's first and foremost intentions were to go pro in "H1Z1", then moved to Minecraft due to it's lack of updates / Esport convictions.

Eden began competing on multiple occasional events (DreamHack, Invitationals, Subsequents, Regionals, RGSDX).

Eden's first notability was when Winning DreamHack X Regionals with former friends, Mile and Infact, where he earnt a solidary amount of est. $500k (No Revenue).

Eden then procced to join his dream organization, Cloud9, where without his awareness.. he would create an entire career that will remain present till furtheral notice.

Upon joining Cloud9 Organization (July 2014 - April 2016), Eden made such a persona within the community, earning an estimated amount of $1.8m from esport tournaments, and a lifetime amount of future opportunities to be found and taken.

Once deciding to take a break from the game, and permanently quit the game, Cloud9 retired Eden. 9 months prior and no singular updation evolving Eden.

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