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When keeping it real goes wrong: Twitch streamer insults his viewers, faces backlash
- Thread starter Daitokuji
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I mean, I don't know anyone who was making $50k when they were 21 lmao. I'm 30 and most of my friends don't make that now.
social blade doesn't have access to twitch subs. are you looking at his youtube?
Aris' whole foundation is built on punking on his audience.
Need to really stop using the language of kindergartners.
At 11k followers and 50ish average viewers this guy is incredibly small potatoes on the twitch scene. Like this is the range of someone who's either just starting out or someone who lacks the qualities that will enable them to ever break out.
This makes his attitude more baffling. He probably remembers and knows most of his repeat viewers by name. It's much more personal in that 50 viewer range.
This makes his attitude more baffling. He probably remembers and knows most of his repeat viewers by name. It's much more personal in that 50 viewer range.
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Seriously. Don't know why he thinks his gravy train is gonna last forever.
Gravy train?
What's mind blowing to me is that he has no real success yet. He's not making much money with 50 viewers. It blows my mind that he's bashing them haha
If you have 50-90 viewers (which is what a cursory lookup suggests he averages) you're not making more money than the average person.
You don't have to be fake humble. You don't have to be anything, but I would argue that lording yourself over others and considering them beneath you is a bad outlook to have regardless of your station in life
I've never seen a streamer who averages 50 viewers be this delusional. Usually they're very humble and very engaged with the chat. The types to be hyped to have a hundred viewers on good night. This guy sounds like he averages 20k viewers a night.
Aris is one of the two streamers I watch on the daily. The other is Maximilian.
All the best apologies start with some variation of "I'm not apologizing" or "I didn't really do anything wrong." Nice to see both consolidated into one sentence here. Very solid work...
I dont follow the stream stars, I just assumed he was big since he was on the panel. I agree, but there have been so many threads here about how the average person behaves online, and how bad it is.
I mean, any normal Twitch streamer that looks at their chat probably low key thinks this. Twitch chat is cesspool.
I live comfortably off that much in my 30s. What a pretentious as fuck post.
Then about a minute later he'd apologize and say you're not that bad but you can be better if you slap that fat juicy prime sub on him.
Why do they have to be humble though?
Disclaimer: I've never watched a stream before outside of a few clips when someone does something stupid, so I dont know what the stream watching culture is like.
Most streamers who truly hate their chats are sellouts who let their chat become garbage for views. The ones who only want money so they court bigots and spammers and children and have barely any moderation.
How about in a platform that has people dropping in to watch some people by the tens of thousands at any give time, maybe your sorry 50 average viewer ass should keep your mouth shut about that undeserved ego complex you've got going.
Youtubers/streamers continue to think they're real celebrities, that's the funniest part.
They think they can be like Mel Gibson or something, where they can be total douches and still have a career, they don't realize how thin the line between raking in money and becoming a pariah is for their line of work.
They think they can be like Mel Gibson or something, where they can be total douches and still have a career, they don't realize how thin the line between raking in money and becoming a pariah is for their line of work.
Could I introduce you to Day9tv? Sean is super nice and thoughtful and the chat is very positive. Probably because it's usually in subs only mode when he streams but I swear his channel is like therapy for me when I'm in the dumps.
There are ways to celebrate yourself without being a dick. You can say you worked hard to get where you are, but deliberately saying you're above a bunch of people only serves to make them feel bad. And that shit's selfish. Take four extra seconds to think of some phrasing that uplifts yourself without putting others down, otherwise you're lazy and it shows you don't give a fuck for the people around you.
1 or 1 million, he can have an opinion. You can choose not to watch, and the world will keep spinning.
I might just be a sucker, but reading his explanation kinda made some sense. He says he was attempting to explain that he has a bad ego (that he adopted in an effort to keep on track with self-discipline), so his viewers shouldn't try to "make a connection" with someone like that. Essentially admitting he's not a good influence or role model.
Dunno why you'd stream though, but I guess it makes money. At least he was attempting to be honest...? He could've just made some BS up like most likely do. Lord knows I wouldn't be able to interact with Twitch Chat if I had even a moderately sized channel.
Dunno why you'd stream though, but I guess it makes money. At least he was attempting to be honest...? He could've just made some BS up like most likely do. Lord knows I wouldn't be able to interact with Twitch Chat if I had even a moderately sized channel.
From the outside looking in, I always thought it was just a form of entertainment and that people were "in character" when they were streaming.
And that's great. You know what's also great? Not hoisting oneself by their own petard.
