Game dev β’ 3D artist β’ voice actor β’ Angel β’ ΞΞ
Overwhelmingly powerful bird who knows how to use a computer.
18+
100 viewer twitch stream: polymath trilingual with genuine warmth and a $2,500 full rigged vtuber avatar beating extremely hard games with a homemade prototype brain interface. every time they die a bomb goes off in their house and they donate $100 to the trevor project
50,000 viewer twitch stream: guy called "TheEasyBeans04" badly playing valorant in a silence only broken by saying emote names out loud
xqc was kicked out of the overwatch league for using homophobic insults against a competitor and now he's doing gambling streams on kick
80s movies, 90s trash tv and/or retro games with the streamer's playlist full of highly DMCA-unsafe songs at full volume. basically the twitch equivalent of a pirate broadcast.
And bless them for doing so! One I came across was streaming Saturday morning cartoons I grew up with that don't even have a DVD release. Was a fun time.
the first instance is normally a 20-viewer stream but the choice of charity brought along 80 people with extremely legitimate and pressing concerns
and they're all terrible emotes based on the bad frogs and that dead guy
If you want to reach the peak of popularity, you tend to somehow need to appeal to an extremely large population, including dumb teenagers.
You see something similar play out with films, where the studios want everything to be rated PG, and not have too complex a plot, as doing otherwise limits the possible audience.
