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[00:00] because like the best strategy for growing on Twitch is still growing on YouTube Tick Tock or another platform right it's weird when streamers think hey if I want to be a twitch streamer I gotta start on Twitch I got fired up I
[00:13] gotta sign up make a twitch Channel make a name for myself when it's literally the worst option to become a twitch streamer is to stream on Twitch first you have to do something else where you have to become famous first I think it's
[00:26] pretty not like easy easy but like on Tick Tock and YouTube the algorithm is so much better like if you make half decent content it will be noticed something good A lot of people will pick up on it
[00:43] yeah yeah so no I I so I had this theory that for YouTube everyone asks like what would you do if you started over is it luck based is really what it comes down to and I am of the opinion that like there is a luck aspect but I think it's
[00:57] also largely skill in creating good content and like marketing it well with myself like a challenge I made a new YouTube Channel Zero Subs none of my
[01:09] face on them not a lot of use I face my voice I use like a Fiverr guy and I had um a whole video made and like I just kind of whipped it together and my goal was just to get a couple thousand views and I got I think like 3 000 in less
[01:23] you're getting 3 000 views in your first video and 100 plus subscribers you release a few more of those like the ball starts rolling right you know and that doesn't happen on Twitch no shot you could make like a fifty thousand
[01:38] dollar last person leaves a circle probably no one would find it I mean maybe if they scroll far enough on just chatting and then like it picks up a bit but there's no shot it would get the attention that it deserves and that it
[01:50] would get on YouTube or Tick Tock yeah it's just it just doesn't make sense like if you have no following because if people physically can't find what you're doing like it's all ordered by viewer size so they have to scroll all the way
[02:04] down and this unfortunately creates this atmosphere of uh some people call it Cloud chasing networking whatever you want to call it people playing with the right people another one is just farming lsf which um
[02:22] lsf for those listing is a subreddit which is essentially The Hub of all twitch streamers anything a twitch streamer does that's interesting goes on there but the problem with the subreddit is that a lot of twitch streamers kind
[02:40] of treat it as their own personal subreddit and they read it on stream and they will kinda you can't outright say hey go upvote my Clips but when you're reacting to a clip and you're laughing or you're like angry at it and all your
[02:54] [ __ ] or like upload it download it whatever it just creates this Echo chamber of if you look at lsf you think there's only 10 twitch streamers yeah no
[03:06] it's 100 just like TMZ of twitch and they're very it feels like more than ever like younger and larger and like recently I love mizzy it's like super focused on like who he's talking to who
[03:19] he might be having sex with it's like it's like damn they're like Theory are like hey I finished work what happened on Twitch today yeah but now
[03:31] what they're getting served is like here's the T on your streamer and it's um and so you know I profit from it vastly I think in the past year there
[03:44] was some stat and I was like the sixth most posted streamer and I am not the sixth biggest streamer so you know I've I've farmed that um and I got some viewers from it from POG Champs but it's definitely not the
[03:57] greatest growth mechanism and it's crazy that that is a growth mechanism and that's not like LSS ball that's more twitch's fault I'm trying to be happy trying to find [Music]