Streaming is like football: low chance of success
45sThis controversial analogy grabs attention and sparks debate about the harsh reality of streaming.
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The speaker discusses the realities of starting a Twitch stream, comparing it to playing football with a small chance of success. He notes that many streamers have been streaming for years with little viewership, and that success depends on personality and adaptability.
Chapters
[00:18]
Starting to stream is like starting football
There's a small chance of getting pregnant, but it's small. Similarly, starting to stream has a low chance of immediate success.
[00:33]
Many streamers have been streaming for years with nothing
There are streamers who have been streaming for 5-6 years and still have nothing, like those with 50 viewers.
[00:58]
Earnings potential for small streamers
You can earn 15-20,000, sometimes 30,000, but it's not zero. It depends on finding mini-advertisements.
[01:26]
TikTokers expecting instant success
TikTokers come in with hype and expect thousands of viewers, but that's unlikely. The chance of getting 100 viewers is small.
[01:52]
Personality matters for streaming success
Some people are boring and not suitable for streaming, even if they are good people. Being cheerful and trashy helps.
[02:17]
Adaptability is key
You can't stick to your guns. You need to adapt to what works. The speaker mentions Courage as a cheerful guy with strong jokes.
[02:47]
Stray's average online and earnings
Stray's average online is around 10,000, which allows him to earn a lot. He doesn't need to change or risk anything.
[03:12]
You are the creator of your life
If you're bored, go out. You have control. The speaker uses a second account to stream freely.
[03:38]
Stray streams on second accounts
Stray always plays on second accounts, never on base. He has fun and earns donations.
[04:09]
Stray could easily increase his online
If Stray wanted, he could increase his online easily, but he doesn't need to. He enjoys streaming on his second channel.
Success on Twitch requires adaptability, personality, and understanding that instant success is rare. Streamers like Stray have found a comfortable niche and don't need to chase higher numbers.
π‘ Key Takeaways
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Streaming success is rare
Provides a realistic perspective on the low probability of success for new streamers.
00:18
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Personality over skill
Emphasizes that being entertaining is more important than being good at the game.
01:52
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Adaptability is crucial
Highlights the need to change and adapt rather than sticking to one style.
02:17
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You control your own life
Empowering message about taking responsibility for your own success.
03:12Full Transcript
[00:04] start. Don't start, don't start. If you have an idea, you'll start. If you don't have any ideas about streaming, I'll explain to you, uh,
[00:18] starting to stream is the same as starting to play football. There is a chance that you will get pregnant, but it is small, guys. Well, really. Now we can go to the Twitch category, uh, find a million streamers there
[00:33] who stream, there are KS, Balat, who have been streaming for many years. There are definitely streamers who have been streaming for 5-6 years and still have nothing. Let's just go to KS. How many streamers are there who stream on
[00:46] 50 online? How much can you start? How much can you earn when you have think? If you stream for money, yes, not as a hobby, you donβt have a main job and you only stream.
[00:58] ? No, well, not zero. Why zero? Not exactly zero, but like, what, you can earn something, you still have some kind of viewers there, like, who maybe you can find some kind of mini-advertisement, well, like,
[01:11] you can start earning 15-20,000, right? You can start with 20 two cents plus there are think there might be 10,000 there sometimes. You can even earn thirty. Well, I'm just telling you that you need to understand that
[01:26] many people are seeing TikTokers coming in now , yes, the hyped ones, the TikTokers who come in and are like, "Wow, cool, 3,000-4,000 people online. Do you think I'll start a stream now and people will watch me like that?" Unfortunately,
[01:39] no, guys, you won't be looked at like that. The chance that if you don't get 100 people will watch you, but it's like so small. Everything depends on you, even as a person. There are actually people who, well, they, for example, are not suitable for
[01:52] n't know how to explain. Well, like, just boring guys. They are sitting there, bubbling something on a tray, playing. They seem to be good people, they may even be interesting, but they are not exactly cheerful, yes, not trashy, for example. Are
[02:05] you signed up for construction? Yes, signed. What, cool guy. And what? There are a lot of people with me. Many people even started with me . This is really without any jokes. There's some [ __ ] courage there. Yes, he is still in the box office. So why did the man
[02:17] stay at the box office? I really don't understand this. I just don't understand it. Even if they fell. Why did they stay in the kes? You're about to ask me, like, why did you leave? What I realized is that I need to adapt to all of this? You
[02:33] can't just stick to your guns. You can't . I like to play. Do you really think people enjoy playing kurash? Really. I think not. Besides, this Courage is a cheerful guy. His jokes are really strong.
[02:47] Tell me this straight away. And, first of all, Stray's average online presence is probably somewhere around 10 thousand, right? This online allows you to earn quite a lot. And streamers who do n't want to change anything like that, to risk
[03:00] anything, you know, like, I'll go there now, I'll go there, Stress is sitting there, having a blast, she has her own audience, which doesn't depend on anything except some internationals. Yeah, I think Stray is the kind of guy who
[03:12] can even stream International. That is, as if he already has, as you understand, that is, this minimum program has been completed. It was stifling and boring. So come out, bro. That's the funny thing. You are in charge of your life. You are the creator of your life,
[03:25] do you understand? It's like you write in the chat that you're bored, but you don't go out. What is you're bored, but you don't go out. What is your problem? What is your problem? This is the second account, you see, brother. This is the second account. I stream here as much as I
[03:38] want, what I want, whenever I want. That's the joke of the second account. Eh, I stream a million donations once a month and even every day at least 20-30k. So, no, I'm understand that he works for his audience. Eh, and he's having fun at the same time. If
[03:55] I'm not mistaken, Stray never plays on the base. Stray always plays on, uh, on second accounts. Yes, yes, all the buttons are driving me crazy. Oh, matte. Who watches stress, I guess? Who
[04:09] watches stress? They are under stress now. Well, like, he has his memes, he has his hilarious moments. Like, by the way, Bezroflo Stray is probably one of those streamers who, if he wanted to,
[04:24] he could easily increase his online. This is the truth I'll tell you. If he wanted, he could increase his online easily. Why does he need it? Like, big, big online, why, for example, stream on the second channel, how many people watch you? You're kind of
[04:38] sitting there, enjoying yourself, you're sitting there chilling, you wanted to stream five times five times a week. Who will tell you what? No, well of course, some people will say