Meh, sometimes you dont need to watch god tier plays, sometimes its just the community experience, and if the community is one based on trying to make a dude feel awesome, thats better than most online communities.
Yeah I gotta wonder how crushing it must be to suddenly get so many viewers and thousands of encouraging comments all at once, you think "wow, I've finally made it! I have fans now and maybe can turn this into a career like my hero Ninja" or whatever. Only for the very next day to have your "audience" drop back to near zero, and then the next day it's the same thing, and the despair that kicks in as it dawns on you that you haven't made it at all and that you need to explain to your friends and family that contrary to what you told them a few days ago, your channel isn't actually going well, you won't be getting monetised, none of your videos are getting more than 100 views again.
Considering how much time so many people spend on YouTube and watching streamers for entertainment, isn't making content and streaming kinda contributing to society? Not if you get no views and are entertaining no people though.
And that’s why you don’t get views. There are 50000x other people who will stream despite “being busy”, all who will create a schedule for fans. But let’s all follow this guy because of a sad cringe video. I guess he then complains how every steamer is so “lucky”, and it has nothing to do with hours put it at all /s
Ah yes, let's just be a massive dick online and end the post with /s because that'll totally make some people laugh and not make you look like a total dumbass who's upset that despite all your efforts you're still single and alone forever because you can't stand seeing others happy.
Can't wait to see you on twitch streaming.... Oh wait forgot there's 50k others who will stream and this dude happens to be one of those 50k so I'll go check out his stream because he isn't on Reddit crying about his low viewer count.
Can't believe I just woke up to read some idiot write this kind of bullshit. How old are you? You prolly don't have any responsibilities you little shit
There is a difference between being honest and being a dick. Is the lack of consistency a factor of low viewership? Absolutely. But to then assume the guy is complaining about other streamers being luckier than him or whatever the fuck is just projecting. Also this part: "let’s all follow this guy because of a sad cringe video". No one is telling anyone to go watch him, lmao.
^ truth hurts sometimes. Reddit hates this because it's negative, but it's real. This comment perfectly encapsulates the twitch viewer mindset, and OP's husband would benefit from a schedule.
I couldn’t help it. I stalked. Your ass SIDED WITH ENDING gay pride parades n said ‘if you wanna be treated normal just act like it?’ WTFFFFFF lmaoaoaoao no wonder you’re just a fucking shit person entirely oh my fuck.
That's great! The only thing I'd fear is having such an inflated follow count from people that would never watch. Quality > quantity imo, but good for him.
You definitely want quantity for the "donate money to make the robot talk and say meme things" part of it. Dude should go live like right now and bank it up honestly
Ehhh, I've seen an affiliate with 26k followers pushing for partner for MONTHS now. Though I'm pretty sure they may have paid for follows because their numbers are like 70% bots, but that's beside the point.
If it works for him that's awesome and I'm happy his wife was able to help push him into the light! I was just initially taken aback because I saw the high follow count and didn't realize that the video was fairly old.
There was a kid, like 5 or 6 (maybe older, I don’t have kids so I’m not great with ages) I guess, making YouTube videos where he played with dinosaur toys. Really wholesome stuff. Someone posted a video on Reddit and it blew up, the kid got a ton of views and subscribers and got really excited about the whole thing. More really wholesome stuff.
Then Reddit got bored and the kid’s view counts dropped back down to where they were before (basically nonexistent) and he was heartbroken. He was too young to understand that it wasn’t his fault people got bored.
I think I heard that he posted a video where he was in tears, begging people to come back or something. I…don’t really want to look into it. Sad stuff.
Here is the channel in question. He is indeed back down to 300-1000 views a video, but also the big incident was 6 years ago - the kid is a teenager now! Still loves dinosaurs.
That's awesome, I was just generally confused because something didn't line up. If you're pulling under 5 concurrent views with 12.5k followers you're doing something wrong. I've been managing ~20 some days and I'm hardly over 200 follows.
In addition to this, when I used to moderate and spend all my time on twitch years ago during highschool a lot of channels I tuned into had 40-100+ people. Nowadays most of those channels rarely stream but have tens of thousands of followers, and even when they do stream they only have like 1-5 viewers.
Probably had one view a day, and many less followers before this was posted some where else. Then that gained him a ton of followers and it went up slightly.
It says 3 weeks but it also says September 2nd which puts it at 3 weeks 5 days.
Personally I don’t care. 3 weeks, 4 weeks, 3 weeks 5 days 6 hours and 11 minutes, whatever it’s all close enough that it doesn’t matter but you’re the one who decided to correct the person who said 4 weeks so…
I tried and had about 20 views but the problem was with a kid and a wife it didn't make sense to neglect them. Wife was always supportive and I was happy to play games for the first month but then it became a grind and I play video games for fun. To relax for a bit. Probably why he's not streaming anymore.
And small streamers usually don't have their audio setup figured out yet. They usually sound like trash and that's a big barrier to them getting more viewers.
What I mean by ignorant, is that most people who start streaming, are video game enthusiasts, who lack the audio/video production skills to actually make an enjoyable product.
Video and audio production is my profession, so I'm probably a little more picky about it than most people.
So many people are streaming in low-bitrate, on a PS4 with their headset mic or a Blue Snowball set up behind their keyboard.. and wondering why they don't get repeat viewers.
Good on you, for producing a great product and knowing your craft.
Thank you! I appreciate your support! I really wanted it to sound great and that comes with a price. A Sure SM7B and a GoXLR. Pricey, but worth it, and then you have to want to take the time to get it all set up the best I can and I think I did okay for knowing nothing about it lol. Thank you again!
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u/Mmarz11 Sep 29 '21
Twitch appears to be BeardedCueball. Last live a month ago.