Can this guy make it as a Twitch streamer in just 30 days?
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- Just how easy is it to become a professional streamer? - that lucky breed of gamer who can fund lavish lifestyles, just by live-streaming their gameplay online. Julia Hardy gives average gamer Matt 30 days to make it as a pro.
With the help of friends Gross Gore, and Mark Turpin from Yogscast, will Matt be able to pay his rent at the end of the month? Or is getting paid to play just a fantasy?
The full version of this episode of The Gaming Show is available on BBC iPlayer in the UK, with new episodes every month - www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode...
Radio 1's Gaming Expert Julia Hardy can be heard on Radio 1 every weekend with Dev - Listen at www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/dev - Hudba
The only reason why he made it in 30 days is because he got a huge amount of help and worked for the BBC as soon as someone posts that it was a challenge from the BBC the it all took off really. u do this as a normal streamer and ur looking at 6 months to a year of solid streaming just to gain any type of momentum. u also have to be playing the right game at the right time.
Did you know, anyone can get partnered in 30 days. Who would have thought!
Hybridsteel Gaming Sme dude , I would never meet yogscast in a few rats
Agreed, not an accurate representation. This is a 5 minute version of a 26 minute long piece of a year long project. Feel free to pop in the stream to ask questions. A lot of hard work went into this to get off the ground. Do you think the BBC put out an advert or something for this? I handed a different idea on a plate to make something more realistic over 6-12 months. They turned around and said you have 30 days and changed the format. I chose this over nothing
Exactly this video is full of bullshit
Play the right game at the right time... Just play league its always the right time lol
Yeah - this video is incredibly misleading. I hope a younger, potentially impressionable viewers doesn't see this and think it's this easy.
Well said man, I watched this video, and I thought to myself "Ooooh boy, I hope a new streamer that hasn't started but is thinking about starting doesn't see this video". If any new streamers are seeing this comment, don't give up! Keep going, and stay consistent!
I've started streaming watching this youtube video and didn't see the comments. After a week, I quit streaming. I only got 1 viewer in the whole week
Dont let stuff get to you man, you will find your niche, and stick with that niche. I feel like the video still has valid keypoints such as being yourself and also not being quiet. But other then that, this video is misleading. Stick with it, don't let shit bring you down.
How's that? It says can "THIS GUY" make it as streamer? It would appear as if THIS GUY has connections that you or I dont have. Doesn't mean it fake content just means this isnt a guide for idiots who think they can make it on twitch with no connection's.
+ツKardead There's more to life than just wasting hours playing video games.
If he can make it, so can YOU! Just get the influence of a multi-billion dollar company, set-up collaborations and interviews with known streamers, 1000’s in equipment and you’ll make Partner in a month! 😎👍
Mikey Gaming I hate your channel
SPLIFF_L0RD its D3D like call of duty.
So Graphix His entire channel is garbage and same goes with him, he's a garbage human being thank god his channel is dead
SPLIFF_L0RD I think that is a little too far, he is not a garbage human being. His content wasnt bad when he popped off in views, (when call of duty was relevant) and started gaining subs. He is just trying to accommodate his current viewing subs. I would suggest that he would change his topic (Call of Duty) he isnt going no where with it. Maybe one day more people that see his channel wont think its garbage just by looking at the titles or thumbnails (kinda like what you are doing.) I hope he sees this. Sorry to disagree with your opinion. What you say could really get to his feelings and we dont want him to make a wrong decision but a right one by changing his content and evolve. Best of Luck Mike! Hope Ill see you in my recommended tab!
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Twitch isn't all about the money, that's what non gamers don't understand, it's more a bout the community, connecting with more people than ever online and just having fun in general.
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Shure ! Then stop asking for followers all the dam time ?
so true money is just a perk that comes with it the real deal is fun and making friends
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Well said 👏👏👏
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He’s gotten shoutouts it’s unfair
SethZoid basically a shit video and shit content
But idc ima just play to have fun not to fucking get revenew if i play i might as well stream
@@fastshuther EXACTLY, streaming should be a way to have fun and interact with ppl. But these guys are just here for the money
The only reason this worked is because he was shouted out by the streamers he met, most likely hosted by Yogscast and shouted out too and he works for the BBC so recognition was not hard. Me being a streamer myself, I have gained 315 followers since the ends of August 2017 and been donated just under $100 with 7 subs, its a hard process and nowhere near this easy
cameron Cleary and yet in that same amount of time several other twitch streamers grew from 0 to 1000 subs. Why do you think that is? Do you think its luck? Or do you think its hard work? Nobody said it was easy. Not even in the video... but it certainly is possible mate
Pedro you are wrong. Name one person that has gone from 0 to 1K subs on twitch in the past year.
? just stream and have fun ? oh... you mean to make it a living ? then u need to ditch morals and leech
@@brosb4buffalos229 google dude. Use google. I dont need to prove jack shit since i know it
@@pedroj3432 is that an excuse cuz u cant come up with anyone? Google fuck u.
The one viewer at the beginning was him bec he’s viewing the stream 😂😂
Jam3z_Gaming lol I was just thinking about that
story if my life
Jam3z_Gaming On twitch it does not count if you are watching your own stream, if you’re to watch you’re own stream, it will be more of a stream manager rather than a viewer
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Super mega bull shit man. Be realistic. The VAST majority of new streamers will NOT get a co-sign from a HUGE streamer within a few days! Such a misleading video and i was hoping for a more accurate UNCONTROLLED experiment 🤦🏽♂️
Just Dez i was about to say that. That does not happen to a new streamer what happened to him.
Not only does he get to jump on another streamer's channel he also gets a reddit thread that explains it being a challenge. If there is one thing we redditors love to do, it is break things so you know people went there just to screw with the challenge.
Plus its funny how they dont talk about the hardware required Like this dude legit already had a full on streaming set up like wtf
Zxddy yeah its just not "legit"
Agree some bs.
What a very misleading and horrendous example of the current streaming climate. This video had him working alongside Syndicate, YOGCAST, and Gross Gore. Normal streamers without this exposure would be lucky to get 50 followers within a month. After doing this for 5 years I can say that if the guy thinks this was hard, then the effort required to do this without the help of those at the top would probably make him consider quitting. Streaming is more about who you know nowadays on top of trying to bring something unique to the table. This guy got a lot of help that normal streamers simply would not get.
100% correct there man. a normie cant possibly make partnership unless they have a big name made up within the gaming community or get hosts and shoutouts or help from bigger streamers. the guy is your average joe on gameplay. man even people who are challenger on league can barely pull in 10 viewers.
it takes a long time, a lot of dedication..and you gotta perfect the craft to even get anywhere. I myself have been on/off streaming for 1 year and a half (I'm a full time chef) and ive managed to get 850 followers & 20 subs and that's with working full-time and no one knowing who I am.
Sure, its possible to gain 50 followers in 3 days, but what people are saying -- is this is a very unrealistic experiment. HENCE why the title is misleading. The only reason the person gained as much as he did is because of the people who have helped him.
Thats great to hear man! I am just about at 150!
If you just partner up with channels you will get more viewers, once you kick off the viewers will come automatically
You can't just partner with a channel man, there's more to it then that. You have a concurrent viewer, and a once-in-a-lifetime viewer, one enjoys the content, and one was just sampling the content. Its hard to keep loyal, concurrent viewers.
So he was helped in that 30 days.... he didnt do this all on his own. Terrible reporting.
true takes mor effort than buying a cheap overlay and starting. Indeed rubbish exampke.
4 mins in on his first stream of his life and already has a viewer...while playing overwatch.
Onnethox it was probably one of the bots though tbh.
It’s not impossible, my first stream I was about 10 minutes in and had two genuine viewers, granted I was streaming E3 live coverage it was still a good feeling
because he had his own stream open...so it was himself haha
Uhh so you mean that one viewer to my twitch is myself. AhahhahahhahaHhah lmaoo. Been saying goodbye and thanking myself all the time.. wosakqkjsjiwks
Onnethox prolly a bot
I'm sorry but it's still unrealistic for us 'norms' out there! He was doing nothing until he colaborated with a known streamer. Most successful streamers wouldn't touch 'norms' unless you either kidnapped their smartphone or cat!
SnoopMarky right?? The odds are slim to none that someone recognizes you like that and if you ask for help or for someone to check it out it comes off as desperate
Kidnap their smartphone and their cat...got it
he wore the same tshirt for 30 days straight
gen eribus no he didnt
he did trust fam
Generibus yep he did lel
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Can he make it as a streamer in 30 days ? Gets promoted on BBC, YES !!! He made it !
Is it me or was that bacon still uncooked?
No way man bacon takes no more than a minute to cook depending on how you like it
def uncooked
Gross Gore the Wayne Rooney of Gaming? More like Joey Barton....
matt oakley more like peter crouch lol
more like andy carrol
Never even heard of him
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spot on
You should have told, what you really did there. You showed how to use connections to make (twitch) streaming work for oneself. Without all those bigger names he probably would have gotten very low attention.
Also you didn't tell his schedule, how much did he stream per day. If you do this as a full time job and are lucky you still probably wouldn't have gotten a viewership over 15.
Also how the hell was there after 15 days already an option that he could get subscribers? doesn't that need a twitch partnership of some kind in the first place?
Its now known as a twitch associate. To gain twitch associate, its quite easy, compared to partnership. But yes, it did require a twitch partnership. For a twitch associateship, it requires 75 followers, 3 concurrent viewers, and a certain amount of time streamed or something like that.
Affiliate* But yes, that's correct. It's easy to get affiliate, partnership is much harder unless you leech / network. This dude got promoted and networked by others, which is why he managed to do the challenge.
Yes sir! Thanks for the grammar correction! (:
They did tell us "What they really did". Network you idiot. Many people spend years with zero viewers because they have zero skills and are unable to network with other streamer's. Think outside the box and be unconventional thats how you become something. Not by hoping for people to randomly stumble on your stream because that shit doesn't happen.
Why so hostile? It's not simple for everyone to just network like that. But anyways, have a nice day.
Take it from a streamer. Has nothing to do for how long you been streaming. And if you are lucky and start making enough money to pay rent you're one out of ten thousand. To get anywhere and streaming you don't just hit start streaming, you need to do marketing post on websites, know other streamers, get hosts, and get word-of-mouth from other channels. This video gives false hope. If you really want to make it on Twitch you actually have to work for it and not be lazy it's not just sitting at a PC and hoping people show up. Good luck I've been streaming for 7 years and I'm a partnered streamer it took me 3 years to get partnered even marketing myself and I'm still not where I want to be so I'm going to keep working hard good luck to everybody out there I hope this comment helped.
Yes, it took 1 year of streaming youtube & twitch before I saw my first donation. Almost finished with my second year and I'm averaging maybe 6 or 7 viewers per stream on twitch and get up to 30 viewers on youtube. Sometimes I get lucky and a bigger streamer does a raid and its an awesome feeling and surprise when they do. I now end all of my streams with a raid on small streamers because I like to pay it forward knowing how I feel when it happens to me. Hahaha, I think the most subs on twitch I've had in one month is 4 seeing him at halfway thru the month with as many as he did was like :-O
@@wallerdog what's a raid? Were looking for ideas to get bigger but we mostly edit videos of gameplay. Been trying to talk to my partner about the possibility of live streaming more once we get more subscribers. Were not even monetized yet but headed that way.
@NorthSouthGaming a raid is when a larger channel on Twitch types in the command /raid NorthSouthGaming and everyone that is watching their Twitch stream can follow them into your live stream. So, all of a sudden you've got 500 people watching instead of 5 and its a good opportunity to pick up some more followers and if you are doing real well maybe even a subscriber. It can happen on CZcams, as well, but the raider has to do more work as YT does not have an automatic way to raid so they have to tell everyone to follow them in and type #wallerdograid when they go into someone's live YT stream. But it's not something that you can make happen. You can improve your chances by being active in bigger streamers live streams just don't be actively advertising you are a streamer. If they ask, tell them but don't be pushy or they'll cut you off. :-)
@@wallerdog thanks. Makes sense. I think I saw Nick Eh do that a few times. Great reply appreciate it.
The only reason he "made it" is because he got: shoutout, hosts, and youtube videos from Grossie
The only issue with this representation, is it is different for everyone. The thing that I feel is well represented is the fact that when it comes to streaming, It's who you know and who you play with and the connections you build that grows with popularity. He got in contact with large streamers and groups who more or less jump started his growth. I mean, congrats on him for making it work, but it is worth its weight in words when I say, it isn't easy growing and maintaining that audience.
Overloaded_Wolf you got also take into account that this is uploaded to BBC CZcams channel and this video alone has 350k views.... sooo this is incredibly misleading
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When i saw the thumbnail i thought he had really big ears lmao
Those are my ears!
Glan FM hahaha
Glan FM sorry buddy
Don't lie you're not sorry :D
Glan FM Haha i really thought you had big ears but it was your chair 😂
Nice to see some of the behind-the-scenes stuff that goes into making a stream! Great Video, I enjoyed it!
If u start streaming overwatch and fortnight in your first month, you will get highest 5 viewers, maybe 50 followers. that's the realistic result for any average streamer.
Well said!
I’ve been streaming for 2 weeks and I average 7 viewers and soooo
Good for you man, that still doesn't change the average amount of viewers in the first 2 weeks for everyone. Therefore, your point is irrelevant.
Cheese stick gang you want a cookie man?
ツKardead I’m just saying not everyone is the same lol don’t be triggered cuz u get no views
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Love the arcade fire at the end! You just got a new sub. 🙂
Day one he had 3 monitors this is misleading 🤦♀️
i have a tv as my second monitor 0.0
I stream since 2 years - still didnt earn enough for a second monitor.
His equipment in general (streamdeck, fully enabled overlay with emotes and all) takes a real streamer who starts off from 0 about a year unless he has a huge load of money on his hands in the first place to put into that kind of stuff.
Btw the "donations" he recieved were most likely not from his community but from the big streamers communities who shouted him out and multistreamed with him.
All in all this is not just misleading its straight up lying.
Because "he" didn't make it in 30 days.
It was his billion dollar company and other huge streamers who "made him become" that in 30 days.
Sometimes in life you have to make your own luck. This whole idea was originally mine, I lost my Mum and Dad within a year of each other and this really put things into perspective. Having worked as a camera assistant, runner and eventually spending 4 years learning the ropes in post production I decided a change of pace was needed. I killed 2 birds with one stone and set out on making a documentary about attempting to stream for a living. This idea went over 2 years before it got any ground, all the contacts that featured in this I had reached out to and confirmed them to be involved before any production company backed this. Last minute the guys that made this gave me an ultimatum of 'this needs to be done in 30 days or no documentary'. Imagine how gutted I was, this changed the whole natural feel of what I set out to do. You can't make/grow a fucking community in 30 days.
I played the hand I was dealt and learnt so much about streaming and making content. I know the grind is real and sometimes I'm down to 2-3 people in the chat sometimes but I truly don't care because I'm playing games and having fun. Chatting to amazing people I get to meet along the way is a a huge added bonus. I've streamed everyday this year (currently Day 320/365) and making my own content this time to show something real and not this BS.
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@Glan FM I am so sorry to hear about your parents. I had a similar thing happen with mine. I lost both of my parents to suicide when I was younger. I am trying to build up a community of smaller twitch streamers now, and hope to create a platform for myself to talk more about my past, and try to help other people struggling with mental illness. It is just quite difficult on Twitch. I hope one day that my hard work will pay off, and I can help other struggling people with their issues. Once again, I am really sorry to hear about your parents. You and your family will be in my thoughts and prayers.
0:35 the screen to the left what is that called?
Langelund vertical monitor
Dude its the ultrawide monitor he just rotated it
A monitor xD
Sometimes in life you have to make your own luck.
This whole idea was originally mine, I lost my Mum and Dad within a year of each other and this really put things into perspective. Having worked in post production for nearly 11 years learning how programmes are put together. I decided to use these skills i'd learnt and make my own programme!
This idea took over 2 years before it got any ground (when Radio One said they'd like to help me make the programme), all the contacts that featured in this I had already reached out to and confirmed them to be involved before the BBC backed this.
Last minute the BBC changed my original timescale of doing this over 6-12 months to just 30 days!!!
I was given an ultimatum: 'this needs to be done in 30 days or no documentary will be made'. Imagine how gutted I was, this changed the whole natural feel of what I set out to do. You can't make/grow a community and get partnered in 30 days.
So why did you go ahead with this?:
I played the hand I was dealt and learnt so much about streaming and making a documentary.
I know the grind is real and sometimes I'm down to 2-3 people in the chat but I truly don't care because I'm playing games and having fun. Chatting to amazing people I get to meet along the way is a a huge added bonus.
If this video makes you believe you can do this too in 30 days then please learn that there are no quick ways to do this.
In 2018 I streamed everyday over 430 broadcasts.
I'm currently in the process of making my own short film/documentary about what i learnt from all this.
Come say Hi!
www.twitch.tv/GlanFM
This is very true. There is no shortcut to becoming someone famous. You need to have a passion to reach goals. It's part of the journey to where you want to get to. If you enjoy it then do it for fun, not for money or to become famous. Life is like climbing a mountain- you may think that it's impossible or you may struggle along the way but eventually you will reach the peak of the mountain and overlook the progress you have made. This is just a brief overview of what it's like. It is meant to take a long time to get there and I agree that it is not fair to fit this into such a short time period. It doesn't completely show people how much commitment is put into these kinds of things. Also, I appreciate the documentary man and I'm sorry for the loss.
At the start when the scum syndicate says "the first day someome waited 6hrs" is technically true. I was at that event (insomnia) and after chatting to people on the stand next to him he failed to also mention was that the reason why someone waited 6 hrs was because whilst his fans were waiting for him (which was only meant to be 30mins max) he was off in subway. Back at his hotel. Basically doing everything apart from his meet and greet.
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As a CZcams video content creator and a twitch streamer, I can tell you now that this shit is NOT this easy. This man got shout out after shout out, support from big end streamers, live streamed with well known streamers, was 100% focused on streaming only (no person in their right mind can and will EVER try to do a 30 day challenge or else they're homeless). This man had 1 job and that was to get his stream going. Now he does deserve the recognition but the video deserves proper notice too.
To all my other streamers and video creators I want you to know I'm rooting for you. Obtaining an audience, keeping an audience and making content and constantly giving yourself to that audience is not an easy task. It's very difficult to stay consistant in any task but if you do you may just eventually get there.
Been streaming every day for 1,5 year (2-4 hours) and got 11k total views.... This video is so missleading
These videos make me mad because it dousent show how hard it is to grow on twitch most videos like this also do this just gets popular people to really just give them a shoutout to make them grow really fast
Rucien Clips this video is very misleading it’s such a shame they changed it to 30 days instead of my original pitch of 6-12 months like the idea I had originally. Since then I’ve been streaming every single day this year and doing what I set out to do in the first place. It is very hard and this 5 min quick cut of the full documentary is so bad. Thanks for the feedback
What's that song at the start ? It's stuck on my head
As a twitch streamer who’s been streaming for a couple years, I’m only at just under 800 followers but still no concurrent viewers or a Twitch Affiliate this is really exciting and is very motivational. I’m going to try very very hard to be more entertaining and become a Twitch Affiliate! The only thing I’m missing is the concurrent viewers..
lmao at 5:01 in the background there’s a 8 yr old kid wearing an ali a shirt
Lul
SheeqziEU shut the fuck up
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What is the Name of the background Music at the beginning?
low key really happy for the guy
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Name of the Song at the End? 4:52
Dont be fooled by this guys. It was a challenge. He already had all the help and connections.
It's a fuckin grind man, a grind!
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I tried streaming on CZcams using elgato 6S. But I’m always having buffering issues. Anyone’s know what the issue is? Would a dual band router help?
uphill248 uphill248 check what your upload is on obs settings and check what internet connection you have to.
I grinded on twitch for 4 months to become a twitch affiliate, this guy had so much help along the way.
Coynz this guy made his own luck and made this whole project
The chair makes it look like he has big ears in the thumbnail
that guy started in first-second base with that set up
Been streaming for years to a maximum audience of 13. The top comment from HybridSteel is 100% on point. Do not expect these results but do not give up. I stream on the side as it is my passion, something I enjoy doing. That is the reason you should dive into streaming.
Gl doing it on ur own, Streaming a game that a shit ton of other people are streaming and being super low down on the list, or streaming to 0 viewers for like a good month etc, it's so much about what game you play etc, and being entertaining at that one moment a single viewer stops by, it's damn near impossible to be entertaining the entire time nobody is there because there isnt any banter, nobody to talk to etc. Oh and if you aren't consistent, or have to step away from it for a month or so once you managed to get a solid 10 consistent viewers, they just disappear when you come back. Rough life. Gl to everyone trying to make it out there.
So many accurate things here. My original idea was to film this other 6-12 months checking in with the streamers featured for advice and reflection. When faced with the choice of shall I make a documentary with the BBC or not I chose this.
This is the 5 minute version of the original 26 minutes. Pop in the stream if you have any more questions, what's your twitch? I host people after EVERY stream:
www.twitch.tv/GlanFM
There is really no different what so ever. You turn on your stream, you do not look at viewer count AT ALL. You play as you would normaly do, and stuff will come. Having a program open is exactly the same thing as you do without it. People get to crancked up that there is no people watching that they lose motivation. But there is no point losing motivation because all you do is playing anyway.
So how about waking up an hour early before a 13 hour work day to work on your stream so that you can have all 3 hours AFTER work to stream. Just to go to sleep, get 6 hours, work another nine, stream another 5, work on stream another hour, and repeat. Or did this guy have ALL the work done for him? It takes HOURS to learn OBS, green screens, and all of the technical things. Hours to setup social media, etc. Oh and also, chair/desk included, I bet this PC setup is $4500+. Yeah. Screw this video. EDIT: (Read comments below. This guy has worked SO hard and this video is not the best representation of the amount of work he has done. He has streamed for 330 days straight. Check him out on twitch! Nice guy.)
StraightChillin90 huge respect to you for your effort. Unfortunately you’re massively ill informed. What this video doesn’t show is the amount of hours I put into get this off the ground. I lost someone close to me which made me realise how short life was and questioned what I wanted to do. I always wanted to do something with computer games so I set out to do this. Do you think there was an interview to be on this. I produced the original idea which was to do this over 6-12 months. These guys gave me an ultimatum of so it in 30 days or nothing. I chose this. This is 5 minutes of a 25 minute documentary they made and doesn’t cover half the story. Sometimes in life you have to make your own luck. I’ve since been streaming every day (currently 308/365) and I’m making my own documentary outlining how shit this one is
I learnt how to do everything myself. There was no training here.
This guy is seriously nice guys. Check him out on twitch. He has worked very hard.
"Unlike most other social media platforms it costs money to subscribe to people on Twitch." Um, what???? Subscribing is not like subscribing on CZcams or following on Instagram. There's still a follow button like on Instagram. Subscribing is like Membership on CZcams. Please edit this crap out.
He made it because he had a good setup already and gfx made for him along with so much from BBC. It's no where near this easy for a normal person
He also went on already extremely successful and established streamers streams
Grossgore touched me when i was small
lol I wish he touched me feelsbadman
I can attest to this, He touched me aswell. Cheeky bastard
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i feel bad for you hope things still work out for you after that
U still are small
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To anybody out there who thinks its this easy, he was insanely lucky, he had an entire stream with a HUGE streamer, which would never happen to anybody normal
Sometimes in life you have to make your own luck. This whole idea was originally mine, I lost my Mum and Dad within a year of each other and this really put things into perspective. Having worked as a camera assistant, runner and eventually spending 4 years learning the ropes in post production I decided a change of pace was needed. I killed 2 birds with one stone and set out on making a documentary about attempting to stream for a living. This idea went over 2 years before it got any ground, all the contacts that featured in this I had reached out to and confirmed them to be involved before any production company backed this. Last minute the guys that made this gave me an ultimatum of 'this needs to be done in 30 days or no documentary'. Imagine how gutted I was, this changed the whole natural feel of what I set out to do. You can't make/grow a fucking community in 30 days.
I played the hand I was dealt and learnt so much about streaming and making content. I know the grind is real and sometimes I'm down to 2-3 people in the chat sometimes but I truly don't care because I'm playing games and having fun. Chatting to amazing people I get to meet along the way is a a huge added bonus. I've streamed everyday this year (currently Day 320/365) and making my own content this time to show something real and not this BS.
Come say Hi!
Compared to YT twitch is way harder to break into and become big this guy got so much help
GGX GANG
I've only just started streaming for about 2 weeks now and have gained 30 followers!!! i don't know if that's slow or fast but im happy and giving it ago. It's fun as shit aha. I'm so high rn.
Decent, keep going and good luck!
jake netting what’s your twitch
I think that's good! I've been streaming regularly for like 3 months and just passed 20 followers and 300 channel views, just keep doing your thing and don't let numbers discourage you
TheReddCooKie streaming is waste of time you will never ever get money out of it
Jinx d5 okay...dont let them be discouraged. They’re doing what they think is good for them. Dont mind them dumbass
He can make it starting off with amazing tech already
What is the song 2:34
1k Andy lul
Well his 1st problem is playing dead games.
Ive been streaming on twitch for 4 months and only got 30 followers lmao, this guy is over meeting popular uk twitch streamers and getting shoutouts, thats the only reason he made it
Well, the moment i heard someone posted him on reddit and people just subbed to be part of an event... cuz it's what it is.. people just subbed to be able to say "hey i was there"... not fair, not displaying the true work a streamer has to do to succeed!
Can this guy make it as a twitch streamer in 30 days?
I dunno let's find out
My man was playing Fortnite before it was popular
whats the game hes playing at 3:07??
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OnlyStolenMemes dafuq I recognise u
First viewer is always the computerized bots!!!!
There's a lot of unnecessary hate on this guy. It might be a misleading example of what streaming is actually like for the average joe, who probably wont get to work alongside the likes of the Yogscast and Gross Gore. However, this man worked hard to get the exposure that he did. The whole project was his idea and he worked very hard to make it a reality. Yes, he gained exposure from the BBC and the streamers featured here, but it was not just handed to him.
What keyboard does he have ?
TURPS MY BOI
show feet?
I have been streaming for over a year on youtube and haven't had a single donation....... That's probably because i haven't tuned on donations lol
That might help
I’ve been streaming for 1 year and I finally got 56 followers on twitch he got help from bbc and also he knows famous streamers too
Dude lowkey was like make a meal in my kitchen and got a free meal out of it 😂😂
yes turpsy boy!!!
This is really helpful for people who want to do streaming like me just need to get my capture box working thanks radio 1
Sooooo how do I sign up
30 subs in a couple of days? Wtf??
because he got a shout out so he cheated
Wow! Only needed the help of GrossGore and Yogscast. But suree.. he definitely made it as a streamer. Such independence
This is very unrealistic but a lot of us don't have the assistance of a big name streamer basically giving us a kickstart right from the start
4:54 that wrench outfit is dope
I've been streaming for 3 months and have joined communities to help grow. It takes alot of work and dedication. No way you can make it in 30 days unless you have the help this guy has.
The help this guy had was himself
Id say BBC and bigger streamers helped. Keep doing you man im not hatin...just dont want people to think they can be a streamer and make it in 30 days because they saw this video.
Agreed much information missing here. Wish I would of had editorial control of this.
All good man just keep doing you. Btw tell BBC The grand tour > New top gear lol
There's not telling them anything mate. I handed a 6-12 month idea on a plate that would of been perfect. This is 5 minutes of a 26 minute piece that they missed soooo much on. smh
30 days? Insane. I think my first follower was on my 3rd stream, but when i started, that's in 30 days overall, if this wasn't a practically public challenge, it wouldn't have done so well.
Its not just about play to get paid its about the personality of the streamer and the humor thats why people watch its usually just that and sometimes games too if you are a professional gamer or something
Must be nice to have a chance like this
It was 'interesting'
This video is really inspirational
I hate how all these main media outlets only care about the money aspects of twitch and professional gaming. There’s so much more to it than that.
I have been streaming for over a year and have not still reached twitch partners ship I have tried every thing not trying to be rude but you were really lucky because you had people guiding you started out with good equipment and that make it a lot easier
what's his twitch url?
2:35 song pls
I'm brand new to streaming. I love it and Ik its EXTREMELY challenging and time consuming but I'm young and its my passion so why not go for it :D
Legend has it says that shroud just got 1 viewer or more for a straight year. A year isn't enough for an aiming "God" so are you.
So basically I just gotta find out where Gross Gore lives, make him dinner, dance in front of a camera, pay someone to post about me on Reddit, and I gotta infiltrate the Yogscast HQ. Lets do this bois!
Thats awesome i m about to start as a streamer myself and i m looking Forward to apply the pro tips :)