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7/10/2025, 9:27:55 PM
>>102132828
NTA but you're retarded.
It's easy to stream. Just turn on the camera and go live. Hell, a quick search of Demi shows why she thinks it's so easy. She's a reaction streamer. Here's her reacting to a fucking reaction video. It's one of the most popular clips on her channel. All of her most popular clips are either of her laughing at more popular streamers like forsen or ishowspeed do something funny, or her ass showing in vrchat.
That's pretty fucking easy content to make. She doesn't need to make ANYTHING. She just turns on the stream and plays whatever her chat sends her. Reaction streamers generally make tons of money and get tons of viewers off of other people's actual content which took effort, too.
The fact that she's spending all day "yapping" and not doing behind the scenes work is a testament to how she's not actually working very hard. Not to mention her liesurely tone implies that even the streaming part doesn't really require much effort.
Compare this to say, a streamer without a team behind them who's working to break into the industry or stay relevant via having to come up with their own jokes on situations, having to edit their own short-form content, manage their own merchandise, doing what they can for advertising and sponsorships, etc.
You'd be retarded for implying that Deme (in this tweet specifically) works as hard as someone like Doki, Mint, or even Filian who spends 98% of their time behind the scenes working on projects or managing their own brand, often saying that their "streaming work" IS their time off.
Or hell you could even compare her to other fleshy streamers who work hard like SmallAnt, a guy who's lucky if he gets 3 hours of sleep a night due to all of the full time streaming + editing + planning work he gets done every day that allowed him to get a successful brand and channel.
The job is as hard as you want it to be. If you want it to be easy, just get lucky as a reaction/political streamer and you'll immediately get a dedicated audience throwing money at you the moment you get noticed.
NTA but you're retarded.
It's easy to stream. Just turn on the camera and go live. Hell, a quick search of Demi shows why she thinks it's so easy. She's a reaction streamer. Here's her reacting to a fucking reaction video. It's one of the most popular clips on her channel. All of her most popular clips are either of her laughing at more popular streamers like forsen or ishowspeed do something funny, or her ass showing in vrchat.
That's pretty fucking easy content to make. She doesn't need to make ANYTHING. She just turns on the stream and plays whatever her chat sends her. Reaction streamers generally make tons of money and get tons of viewers off of other people's actual content which took effort, too.
The fact that she's spending all day "yapping" and not doing behind the scenes work is a testament to how she's not actually working very hard. Not to mention her liesurely tone implies that even the streaming part doesn't really require much effort.
Compare this to say, a streamer without a team behind them who's working to break into the industry or stay relevant via having to come up with their own jokes on situations, having to edit their own short-form content, manage their own merchandise, doing what they can for advertising and sponsorships, etc.
You'd be retarded for implying that Deme (in this tweet specifically) works as hard as someone like Doki, Mint, or even Filian who spends 98% of their time behind the scenes working on projects or managing their own brand, often saying that their "streaming work" IS their time off.
Or hell you could even compare her to other fleshy streamers who work hard like SmallAnt, a guy who's lucky if he gets 3 hours of sleep a night due to all of the full time streaming + editing + planning work he gets done every day that allowed him to get a successful brand and channel.
The job is as hard as you want it to be. If you want it to be easy, just get lucky as a reaction/political streamer and you'll immediately get a dedicated audience throwing money at you the moment you get noticed.
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