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Derzko69 Success Story: How He Became Famous and How to Become a Streamer in 2024

0h 29m video Published Oct 26, 2024 Transcribed Jul 24, 2026 С САМЫЙ ГРОМКИЙ СТРИМЕР ДЕРЗКО69
Beginner 7 min read For: Aspiring streamers and content creators, especially those with limited budgets, looking for practical advice on growing an audience.
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The video is a raw, autobiographical account of a Russian streamer (Derzko69) who rose from zero viewers to 10,000+ subscribers using a broken webcam, a cheap microphone, and a viral 'helicopter' sound effect. He shares practical advice for aspiring streamers on a budget, emphasizing the importance of external platforms like TikTok for growth and gradual audience filtering.

[00:02]
Starting with Minimal Equipment

The streamer began with a computer worth 20,000 rubles, an old phone as a webcam, and a very cheap microphone. He argues that low-quality gear can create a unique, funny vibe that attracts viewers.

[01:07]
Filtering the Audience

He advises that streamers should not try to appeal to everyone. By being authentic and not following a predictable pattern, you attract 'adequate' people who appreciate genuine content.

[02:36]
Rapid Growth via TikTok

Within a month, he went from zero to 60 viewers by posting clips on TikTok. He emphasizes that Twitch alone is nearly impossible to grow on; external platforms are essential.

[03:01]
The Helicopter Sound Origin

The viral 'helicopter' sound came from amplifying his cheap microphone in OBS. During a Rocket League stream, he screamed, causing a loud distortion that became his signature.

[05:10]
Using a Dog as a Webcam

He once used a toy dog with a built-in webcam and microphone as his streaming setup. This quirky choice added to his unique brand.

[05:53]
Content Workflow: Stream, Clip, Post

He streams for 4 hours, then spends time clipping highlights and posting them to TikTok the next day. This consistent pipeline drove his growth.

[06:30]
Viral Moment: Webcam Falls

During a stream, his phone-based webcam fell when he stood up and screamed, creating a funny moment. Viewers commented that he 'breaks webcams with sound,' boosting his popularity.

[09:28]
Microphone Failure and Repair

His original microphone broke, but a teacher fixed it. The repaired microphone produced an even louder helicopter sound, which he kept because it retained his audience.

[12:35]
First Subscribers and Donations

His first 69 subscribers and donations came from friends and early supporters. He notes that even small milestones matter.

[19:04]
Struggle and Breakthrough

He lived on a strict routine: 4-hour stream, clip, eat buckwheat. After hitting 10,000 subscribers, he felt validated and began to diversify his content.

[21:28]
Avoiding Game Lock-In

He realized that tying himself to one game (Rocket League) was risky. He transitioned to variety streaming, including Gartic Phone and Minecraft, to avoid being pigeonholed.

[24:37]
Gradual Sound Normalization

To move away from the helicopter gimmick without losing viewers, he reduced microphone amplification by 1 dB each day over a month. The audience didn't notice, and his viewer count remained stable.

[26:52]
Twitch Growth is Impossible Alone

He strongly states that relying solely on Twitch for growth is futile. Streamers must use TikTok, Reels, or Shorts to drive traffic to their Twitch channel.

Derzko69's success story shows that with creativity, consistency, and smart use of external platforms, even a streamer with zero budget can build an audience. The key is to be authentic, adapt gradually, and never rely on Twitch alone for growth.

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Tutorial Checklist

1 00:02 Start streaming with whatever equipment you have, even if it's low quality. Use an old phone as a webcam and a cheap microphone.
2 01:07 Be authentic and don't follow a predictable pattern. Filter your audience by being yourself.
3 05:53 Stream for 4 hours, then clip highlights and post them to TikTok the next day. Repeat daily.
4 24:37 If you rely on a gimmick, gradually reduce it (e.g., lower microphone amplification by 1 dB per day) to retain audience while normalizing your content.
5 26:52 Do not rely solely on Twitch. Use external platforms like TikTok, Reels, or Shorts to drive traffic to your Twitch channel.

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What equipment did Derzko69 start streaming with?

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A computer worth 20,000 rubles, an old phone as a webcam, and a very cheap microphone.

00:02

How did the 'helicopter' sound effect originate?

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He amplified his cheap microphone in OBS, and when he screamed during a Rocket League stream, it created a loud distortion that became his signature.

03:01

What was Derzko69's daily content workflow?

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Stream for 4 hours, then clip highlights and post them to TikTok the next day.

05:53

Why did Derzko69 gradually reduce microphone amplification by 1 dB per day?

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To move away from the helicopter gimmick without losing viewers, so the audience wouldn't notice the change.

24:37

What is Derzko69's main advice for growing on Twitch?

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Do not rely solely on Twitch; use external platforms like TikTok, Reels, or Shorts to drive traffic to your channel.

26:52

How did Derzko69 filter his audience?

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By being authentic and not following a predictable pattern, attracting 'adequate' people who appreciate genuine content.

01:07

What happened when Derzko69's original microphone broke?

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A teacher fixed it, and the repaired microphone produced an even louder helicopter sound, which he kept because it retained his audience.

09:28

Why did Derzko69 stop focusing solely on Rocket League?

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He realized that tying himself to one game was risky and would limit his growth; he transitioned to variety streaming.

21:28

What was Derzko69's first viral moment?

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During a stream, his phone-based webcam fell when he stood up and screamed, creating a funny moment that viewers loved.

06:30

How many subscribers did Derzko69 have when he started?

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Zero viewers initially; his first 69 subscribers came later from friends and early supporters.

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💡 Key Takeaways

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Low Budget is Not a Barrier

Demonstrates that success is possible with minimal equipment, countering the myth that expensive gear is necessary.

00:02
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Accidental Viral Sound

The helicopter sound was a random accident that became his trademark, showing the power of embracing mistakes.

03:01
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Consistent Content Pipeline

His method of streaming, clipping, and posting daily on TikTok is a replicable strategy for growth.

05:53
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Gradual Change to Retain Audience

Reducing amplification by 1 dB per day is a smart psychological trick to evolve content without losing viewers.

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Twitch Growth is Impossible Alone

A strong opinion that challenges new streamers to look beyond Twitch for audience acquisition.

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[00:02] budget is small, how to behave on camera if there are no views. Give me a couple of life hacks. When I started streaming, I had a computer for 20,000 rubles. My webcam was my old phone, this one, this one, this phone, very old, very

[00:18] inexpensive. In general, I used it as a webcam. Hello, I have a microphone, this is generally for nothing, the budget is small, you just do some kind of trick and there you don’t need budgets. Here I am on a super shitty computer, super shitty webcam,

[00:33] super shitty microphone, super shitty sound. Here, VS is [ __ ] and from this there was its own vibe because all the streamers, if you notice, they have cameras, they have notice, they have cameras, they have everything cool. And I was sitting there, [ __ ], without

[00:49] anything, and because of this it was funny because some kind of shitty pixel game lagged, I was angry about it and people liked it. Firstly, there is no special meaning regarding this. Secondly, it’s already boring. This is a trick, roughly

[01:07] audience needs to be filtered because Well, many adequate people won't come to this, they'll

[01:22] know, the audience is a little different, and yet the audience should see that the person they watch as a character, as a person, does n't have some kind of pattern of actions that he constantly does, and

[01:35] it's like a stream. After all, there are some streamers who already have there are some streamers who already have streams like a stream, and you come back a month later, two months later, the same thing, nothing new happens there, but they have a layer of

[01:48] audience that is always with them, and I'm still gaining it. And that's why I so that there are more adequate people, so that there are more guys who understand what's going on, well, think with their heads. Well, if it's a helicopter, then not very smart people come there,

[02:06] for the most part, but sometimes people just wonder what kind of guy this is. Let me see what kind of dude this is, then they watch, they see that it's cool, let me stay. That's the kind of information here: there are no such people, adequate or

[02:20] no such people, adequate or inadequate. It's impudent to make a his success story, was it this or gradually The source of success was

[02:36] within a month I went from zero online to 6de, I think, somewhere And from there, on the roll, the 6de, I think, somewhere And from there, on the roll, the plan was very simple [ __ ], like 5

[02:49] kopecks, in fact, the helicopter sound turned out randomly And it turned out for a reason because belyash One day, when we were sitting, I was like this In general, the story of

[03:01] how it all began and how it got to what you see now Yes, uh, in what you see now Yes, uh, in my opinion, the beginning was laid in horror films Dr. Livesey, then there was this meme with Dr. Livesey and I played the

[03:16] game Five Nights with Dr. Livesey, a browser game on Yandex And I played but you know, firstly, zero viewers, naturally zero viewers, where will I get viewers because Twitch doesn't give you anything You have to take everything

[03:30] yourself and this is the most difficult platform for gaining an audience No matter what anyone says, Twitch is impossible to rise almost impossible, that is, you know, like in the impossible, that is, you know, like in the movie The Avengers where you have 14,600,000

[03:45] options and at the same time you only win in one That's it Twitch or so Twitch or so And there was Five Nights with Dr. Livesey and the game was super bastards I have naturally, as I said, the computer is

[03:57] naturally, as I said, the computer is [ __ ] Webcam is [ __ ] everything is [ __ ] and to create an atmosphere We decided to amplify my microphone on it directly through OBS, that is, make it louder, just so that you

[04:10] understand how it is you hear me That's how it is I amplified myself, that is, I made myself louder Oh, so we did this and some kind of webcam appeared you know because my

[04:26] know because my microphone is super bastard it got even louder but online we continue further I'm thinking What to play to be extremely interesting You just need to be cool, to be fun, to be able to

[04:40] give a reaction And something competitive that this is right I came to the conclusion that this is and Webcam dog but she And also Webcam dog was wait maybe I'll find her about if someone thinks that you need a

[04:56] if someone thinks that you need a cool Webcam to stream where you just insert a plug into her ass helicopter

[05:10] does seriously That's the kind of VBO I streamed through it too, but it has a special feature, besides being a webcam, it's also a microphone. You might ask, "How did you get that you switched from headphones to this dog?" I'll tell you a success story and a

[05:24] story of a fall, which was just a joke. It's all joke. It's all very simple. I went to Rocket League and started playing it, and randomly the sound of a helicopter came out, that is, at that moment I started

[05:38] screaming, something just happened, the sound barrier was broken. And when I was rewatching the stream, because I stream for 4 hours, then I sat down and rewatched the stream, made clips, cut them out, and uploaded four clips from the stream to TikTok.

[05:53] I made four TikToks, and uploaded them the next day. That is, my stream went through, 4 TikToks, the next day I post them. On the same day, I stream for 4 post them. On the same day, I stream for 4 hours, what TikTok, I cut them up, and the next

[06:05] day I post them, that is, that's how it ended. The moment the most beautiful goal in the Moscow region was just a moment where I I'm driving with glasses on the gamepad, no, I'm driving without glasses. I'm just bald, wearing a white T-shirt, sitting there, driving,

[06:18] saying, "This is the most beautiful goal in the Moscow region," I hit the goal somewhere, my the Moscow region," I hit the goal somewhere, my glasses, and I start screaming. The helicopter

[06:30] falls. Why did the webcam fall? I had a phone. The webcam. That is, it was standing there, it was just standing like this, yes, that is. Imagine, and the wire from the microphone. It went under the phone. Why? Because the phone was on an expander that the

[06:47] handle squeezes, and when I stood up and started screaming, this wire stretched, and the started screaming, this wire stretched, and the webcam often fell down like this, and it turned out that darkness again, everything was just random, I don't know. Well,

[07:03] the stars aligned, that's why everything turned out so funny, and there were cool moments when I score a goal or something happens on the screen. I'm standing there, starting to scream, this helicopter sound, and then the webcam falls, and everyone on TikTok wrote about it. It breaks the

[07:19] everyone on TikTok wrote about it. It breaks the sound barrier, it breaks the boundaries of sound barrier, it breaks the boundaries of the possible, it breaks webcams with sounds. the possible, it breaks webcams with sounds. I realized that this is a

[07:38] streams passed, TikToks started flying in because they were added to some compilations I'm telling a story there are the most popular compilations on popular compilations on Che Russian Chu I don't remember what it's called I

[08:01] beautiful goal of the Moscow region I wrote to the owner of the channel I don't remember who this is what kind of guy he is I wrote to him on VK and said Bro, please can you put this video in the compilation I answer how everyone will like it because it's a really cool

[08:14] like it because it's a really cool moment read me scored That's it I moment read me scored That's it I wanted to get some traffic but the guy apparently thought it was necessary to just not post anything well okay So no

[08:28] questions No questions then it was posted in other compilations and my brother watched it, my brother watched me and I realized that wow, something went right I started playing Rocket League all day there with subscribers with everything

[08:43] all day there with subscribers with everything That's who I had there the first hater appeared Lord Bethesda But we just called him a stool Complete freakosaurus I do n't know what kind of person this is, it's like some kind of robot that I

[08:58] post the first comment on him and he writes how freaky you are, everything under every writes how freaky you are, everything under every TikTok, this bastard on Telegram, I'll post some post as the first message. You're just a freak, a little bugger. Information about what happened

[09:13] just a freak, a little bugger. Information about what happened next is just this, imagine everything went uphill for you. You feel like everything. You grabbed this porcupine by the balls. And now you're singing, and then a turning point occurs, after

[09:28] turning point occurs, after which it will be the complete end for those who do n't know. This microphone is not what it was originally, this one, you see, overlays. Initially, the microphone looked different.

[09:42] I'll show you now. Well, okay, maybe I'll show you later. Now I just can't find the just can't find the microphone. It was different. You ask. How did it happen that you had a different microphone? This microphone was soft

[09:56] and could take some shape. I thought, what would happen if you thought, what would happen if you turned it 90° the other way? I was standing there, being

[10:14] I started, roughly speaking, the water started to go hot. I had 60 water started to go hot. I had 60 online there I thought the online there I thought the motorcycle was about to break That's the kid's kidney

[10:30] motorcycle was about to break That's the kid's kidney VS They arrived As it came, so it went for everyone while I finished my streaming career, then I remember a person Well, not even a person, but a creature that saved my career as a

[10:44] streamer, a dog Webcam microphone I understand that you need to invent something and live completely without a microphone I'm chopping down this

[10:56] I'm chopping down this media But at that moment I wrote to my teacher of circuit design and

[11:08] electrical engineering so that he could somehow fix my microphone and he said danek No questions You just bring me the microphone and Bring your headphones I bought

[11:20] and Bring your headphones I bought Prince headphones for 299 rubles for him these ones of his own and Prince headphones for 299 rubles for him these ones of his own and 29 rubles

[11:32] online did not drop much, that is, I had loss is not great, on the contrary, there were even a lot of funny moments with this then the

[11:47] teacher writes to me I think I did everything, come on, I took it And you yourself understand that I took it And you yourself understand that This helicopter sound is so random that I thought it depended on the microphone. I come home and

[12:02] think everything will be decided now whether I stay to stream to stream or go somewhere else. It cuts in even harder than mine was at that moment. You should have seen it.

[12:18] I realized that oh-oh-oh, this topic is about to get hot. I'm cutting off everything. I'm cutting off this microphone. I'm everything is fine. Guys, let me show you right away. Success is

[12:35] fine. Guys, let me show you right away. Success is somewhere nearby. I feel like I don't know. Oh, oops, that's it. Well, I don't know. Something hit me in the head that something will come of me in this life. Then I was there and posted something on YouTube. That's what Sig

[12:49] did. Here are my first 69 subscribers on YouTube. Here's my video. Here's my YouTube. Here's my video. Here's my

[13:02] streamer. I just wanted to move around in the media, but again, there. I'm move around in the media, but again, there. I'm also angry. I posted a video with Sigma where also angry. I posted a video with Sigma where The dude was eating meat at the vegans' place,

[13:17] right in front of the vegans' faces, and the vegans told him something, and he responded in a cool way, and they put me in the shadow ban for a year, so it did

[13:35] I'm like this, and then I started whining, like, it was like this, but there were zero viewers, what has changed since then, guys, now we can actually

[13:47] track my success because it has n't changed, only the chair has changed, you'll say, chickpeas, I've gotten too greedy. Everything

[14:15] hanging above the TV, but it was constantly hanging in brackets for the New Year, but it was constantly hanging in brackets for the New Year, so at the launch, so at the launch, you already understand that I'm a person,

[14:32] namely, the person who donated me the first 69 rubles. This is Denis, my classmate. Here I was collecting money to become happy, but it turned out exactly the same. become happy, but it turned out exactly the same.

[14:49] hierarchy test, I turned out to be alpha, what is this? What is it, this is it, right What is it, this is it, right now, give me some

[15:06] music that decides fate, a jerk in this world, some invisible horse and law, even over your own will. As you understand, I now understand that this is crap and not a moment. But nevertheless,

[15:19] nevertheless, we are moving on. Here I was playing something there, making videos from the gym, posting them, like this is how I looked, but I couldn't go any further. I congratulated everyone on February 14th. Then I'm sitting here, designing and

[15:36] widgets, editing videos at the same time. Now I'll shoot and edit another one at 2 a.m. That's when I started

[15:49] because Where will I get viewers? And I'm just like this.

[16:01] Huge. Here are my first donators. A moderator bought a moderator for 10 rubles. In total, guys could have bought it too. Uncle Bogdan Hammer Punisher on Stupina Street. Well, these are the guys who were my

[16:15] very first donators. Here are my 95 followers. Here are my first 95 followers. Five lore and I 'm throwing my naked 'm throwing my naked photo here, this didn't happen,

[16:29] didn't happen, so like a true Balabol, we skipped one day in my life and moved on. Here I became a Twitch partner. Here I became a Twitch partner. And so I was streaming, here I was playing with someone, winning something, and so this is the

[16:47] topic. Then they started making my first memes. The first memes were made for me. These are the ones I found funny and liked and still do. I like it when memes are made about me. In general, it's very cool. At that time, I had no money,

[16:59] well, in the sense that I only had money to eat empty buckwheat. So I was streaming and buckwheat. Then there was a situation in which

[17:12] Then there was a situation in which I had to turn one person I had to turn one person off, so to speak, and then AMR Stream, look. Thank you all, sorry for the FC Stream. For now, I'll go take my headphones to the teacher. This is the

[17:28] moment I was talking about when my headphones were broken. I will look at them and say that There, how are things, but I thought, to be honest, that he would n't be able to fix them and it would be complete. Do you want an SMR stream with a dog on

[17:41] full tomorrow? It's sensitive. This is the same dog that saved my career. The legendary that saved my career. The legendary clip. This is what some of the clip. This is what some of the first streams looked like. I played Outlast. Yeah, yeah,

[17:54] first streams looked like. I played Outlast. Yeah, yeah, where can I go? It doesn't work. [ __ ]. Go put your hat

[18:12] different person. Yes, I thought it was cool. I thought it was cool, cool. I thought it was cool, guys, but based on experience, based on experience and the fact that I understand, it was complete crap, but that's why there were no viewers.

[18:25] but that's why there were no viewers. Then what happened was, I was constantly posting Stream here. Stream, so guys, there's good and not so good news. The microphone on my headphones can 100% be fixed. Fixik forgot to take them today, but I

[18:37] have to do it tomorrow, so today. Stream on a dog. I streamed on a dog, headphones. I fixed them in the evening, you can pick them up. Thank you, he threw in a smiley face and some water. Fixik said he'd only be home around 7:00 PM. So

[18:50] today there will be a farewell stream with the dog tomorrow with an updated mic here Stream we will play with a really cool feature bam Well what I was striving for And what I finally came to is something other than

[19:04] buckwheat because I was already starting to go crazy I just went through my day According to the pattern is 4 hours stream Make clips make a cut and eat buckwheat two or three times a day empty all this is my

[19:21] times a day empty all this is my day Then Bach 10,000 already yes there were 100 literally or a month ago and then 10,000 hit Now that's what I understand Let's turn on some music because basically we do

[19:36] turn on some music because basically we do n't fart so much anymore Next we made this design for paid subscribers On April 11, 23, Belyashik helped me Thank him so much for doing everything roughly speaking

[19:50] visually Belyashik helped me do That's why A huge thank you to him today we will celebrate 10k subscribers on the stream will be Coconut and to fru, so I was then

[20:02] celebrating a certain number of subscribers subscribers and the tradition, the most important tradition was this cap on which I noted the number of my subscribers

[20:31] thank them so much, I was constantly streaming, then a big streaming, then a big Donation came to me, a big Donation came and the guy wrote that he had nothing to eat and he supposedly donated all his money, I

[20:45] returned him the entire Donation, I returned the money. That's because he donated returned the money. That's because he donated these 14,000 there, I don't know why, he just didn't have money, but he donated and I returned it, in short, then here's

[20:59] some info here, then Five Nights with Freddy played a request now, brothers, someone is streaming, he has a part, Palau, here I was trying to get into the world, get into the world. I tried. Well, in short, that's how I moved,

[21:13] that's how I moved, then 3,000 hit on Telegram, Minecraft started, and the best part was that was that I needed it so much and in general,

[21:28] I needed it so much and in general, what was the fun was this I played Rocket League, got an audience there for a tip, thank you very much, I played Rocket League and I realized one thing: if I tie myself to one game, that's it. We arrived. That is, how it

[21:42] works is, I think you know, purely Dota. But in Dota, you won't be able to fall into another game online five times. So, considering considering my experience and some

[21:57] rudiments of intelligence, I came to the conclusion that I urgently need to leave Rocket League, because there are too many cuts only with it and most likely it will work out. So, I will become a pure Rocket League streamer and that's it. But it was already somehow stopping to

[22:12] that's it. But it was already somehow stopping to bring me pleasure. Bam, I went to bring me pleasure. Bam, I went to Gartik and started drawing my jokes there and it really took off. And why did it take off so much

[22:26] because I did something atypical. I even remember my very first I even remember my very first Gartik word, "archer", so that 999 streamers would draw an archer that I drew, I even remember, here I was

[22:46] standing with a dude, here I wrote there. 9

[23:00] Here he has a killer he has a killer 69 and look I drew the sun And that's it, the simplest ray of sun directed at the nickname of the player

[23:15] ray of sun directed at the nickname of the player archer It's just that I came up with this somehow randomly in my head I did it and that's it All the following garti were only based on this The most following garti were only based on this The most on the Internet

[23:29] the most puzzles that came to my mind Just with the snap of a finger when I saw the word I realized that [ __ ] Most likely I will just settle down and

[23:41] become so I moved smoothly so as not to tie myself to garticom in Minecraft In Minecraft there I opened my own I realized that now I will again become a streamer on Minecraft and that's it I st in Free swimming from the category I downloaded

[23:55] Free swimming from the category I downloaded different games I played in the whole world went to St. Petersburg with that one I streamed With that one I streamed boom there was a collaboration with guts here I am that is I have now slept for

[24:10] these last year and a half With this movement but you would know how much of this was there in my head So it's better to do this or this if I do this then why I have to do this, I'm better. That's how such

[24:24] cause-and-effect relationships were, Milne. As you can see, most of my actions turned out to be correct, and that's why I'm sitting here now because I had a

[24:37] helicopter sound because I was yelling at a microphone with increased sensitivity. What I did was I didn't completely turn off the sound. I had amplification on the microphone, and every day I

[24:52] lowered this amplification by 1 deb, it was almost after a month, I had a normal sound on the microphone, and the online remained absolutely the same. [ __ ], how could I

[25:07] same. [ __ ], how could I suddenly turn off the sound, amplification, cancel everything at the root, and say everything without this hu. Bye everyone, and boom, I'm suddenly at 100 this hu. Bye everyone, and boom, I'm suddenly at 100 online, sitting like a smart guy. No, I need to do it a little more

[25:22] competently, so no one noticed the substitution. I simply chose 1 deb of noticed the substitution. I simply chose 1 deb of sound and so I did until the sound was normal, and then I gradually began to move away from the helicopter. Why? Because, after

[25:35] all, the audience mainly comes for this sound for these comes for this sound for these fragments. video she's young and for the most part she's not very good. That's how it is, for the

[25:52] as you can see, I already have a large number of people who are like, what's going on in the chat here, what's going on in the chat, T adequate, most of them are just measured actions that I thought through a little in advance,

[26:08] consulted, if I couldn't finish singing something myself, here I am, so I'll immediately say who wants to start streaming, there are a million of them. I think there are a streaming, there are a million of them. I think there are a lot of guys because it sounds

[26:22] perfect. You sit and play computer games, they donate money to you. You're handsome, but when such people start streaming, they

[26:36] fall a little bit. Here in this sea where there are sharks, [ __ ], with a big online presence, who will never let you rise because all the big online presences are right there at the top. And you, [ __ ], won't even get a drop because, well, Twitch -

[26:52] if you start on Twitch, it's impossible to rise. If you only stream on Twitch, forget it, it's impossible to only get an audience from external platforms. That is, how I did it,

[27:06] streaming TikTok, I post I'm driving traffic from TikTok to Telegram on Twitch, from Twitch to Nat driving traffic from TikTok to Telegram on Twitch, from Twitch to Nat already said, some people are attached to a specific game or something else, and that's the

[27:21] audience that's there, it's mostly there for something specific, that is, the metro audience, it'll sit on the metro, and then you'll stop going through it, most likely, this person is just like that,

[27:38] trying to A slightly larger layer. Take the audience and then filter it and leave those who will always be there, but it's very difficult. And I was talking about Witch, it's definitely impossible to rise on Twitch, forget it. Who wants to stream, it's

[27:54] impossible to rise on Twitch. You're doing some kind of trick, some kind of trick, posting TikToks, Rilsa, Shorts, everything. posting TikToks, Rilsa, Shorts, everything. If you say I've been streaming for 30 days straight,

[28:07] as you said, I post videos, but they don't go in. A couple of people wrote to me saying I do everything. As you say, I put a watermark and say, I put a watermark and post the moment where the viewers are. What am I doing? I

[28:22] go to this video link, I watch what kind of video is this,

[28:34] says, "You advised me, I did this, there's first, do it for real. The moment. You feel like it's going to go in. When the

[28:50] most beautiful goal in the Moscow region was scored, there was a feeling from the inside that there

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