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He is not some failure of a father because his son streams. That line of attack is lazy. The reality is Zach built an audience of millions. That audience gets monetized. Companies pay to reach that audience. Whether you like the content or not, he created value in a brutally competitive attention economy. You can scoff at him living in a cluttered room, but that same "crypt" setup has supported him for over a decade and built a brand with more cultural footprint than most people ever leave.
If you are not the target demographic, fine, but sneering that his dad somehow failed because Zach did not turn into a corporate drone misses the point. He chose to live outside the mold, and millions voluntarily give him their time. That is not nothing. It is proof he did something notable, whether you like it or not.
The bottom line: the guy entertains, he sells ads, and he does it well enough that you know his name. That is more of a mark than the vast majority ever make.