How to Get Started on Twitch.tv!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- This is a short little guide on how to get started streaming on twitch, the game streaming service. This will help you pick equipment, format, type, game, and other big choices as well as help you learn to engage your audience and keep them coming back for more :)
here's my twitch
/ boogie2988
my schedule is 5 nights a week, at 11:30pmEST (and for a few hours after that!)
come say hi :)
Here's some links to software to help you get started. WARNING: you'll want to watch some youtube tutorials to figure it all out (ESPEcially with OBS)
Xsplit Broadcaster (Or gamecaster. try both!)
www.xsplit.com/
Open Broadcasting Software:
obsproject.com
Follow me on social media and elsewhere
my website
www.boogieplays...
my twitter: / boogie2988
twitch: / boogie2988
facebook: / boogie2988
1. Be a chick
2. Show cleavage
3. Wear a headband with cat ears
4. Be capable of starting a game up
5. Make thousands of dollars
neil morton Don't deal with criticism, cry harassment. Profit.
This.
Nicoleslaw
But make sure those cat ear headband is the ones that move to your emotions.
#2 does not work anymore. Twitch changed their rules and that is against the rules now :)
And if you're in Australia without NBN, you can just forget it.
#AustraliaUploadIsTheWorst
Just finished my first stream 15 views and 4 followers :)
+Watch me play games and talk about stuff tell me your twitch and ill make sure to watch your streams!!
+Plucky III Hudson52 is the name. Thanks for the support! I mainly ay tf2
+Watch me play games and talk about stuff play*
Congrata
Swish_23soto is my account make sure to follow me please!!!
I’m used to recording gaming videos and a part of me wants to branch out and try to step out of my comfort zone, truth be told - I really have horrible social anxiety, it takes me a little while for me to feel comfortable to speak with someone, along with being an introvert, extremely shy/quiet. And the idea of speaking to even one person gets my anxiety on a whole new level. But when I first started out recording, I was really bad lol, but reason was that I focused to much on the negative aspects and never rewarded myself to doing something beyond my comfort zone. After many videos later, I managed to change myself, but then I became interested in streaming and to be honest, just by thinking about it really gets my heart accelerating, I really want to try but at the same time, fear is keeping me back. This really helped me out, Boogie! This somehow gave me a little bit of a boost of courage to try streaming and hope I don’t embarrass myself xd
Id say the most important thing here is audience engagement. You want to build an audience, so when you have it; even if it's only 10 people, take care of it. Most of the time streaming can be frustrating when starting up but believe me, if there's a right time to stream it is now!
I found you
Boogie, thank you. I'm saving up money for a decent setup. Video games are my passion. I watch so many streamers and face-palm at the lack of skill and entertainment from most streamers. I know I can do a much better job than most. I've always thought about diving in to Twitch since I watched Kripparrian and Krippi get world-first hardcore inferno Diablo kill live. The idea of Twitch just blew my mind. It's such a silly idea, but it works and it FEELS SO GOOD! Hanging out with friends in Discord on raid nights is fun and all, but damn, Twitch is a dream come true. My only concern is that I may neglect my girlfriend to the point of straining my relationship with her, but I've been telling her that I want to do this, and I've showed her how it all works, and I think we're on the same page and now it's time to save up money and take the first step. 😊
The "engaging the audience" thing..I can NOT agree more! This is the number 1 best way to go about things. Take it from me. I got 10 followers from 2 streams. TWO STREAM!. And literally started my life as a streamer LAST WEEKEND (9/3-9/4, and posting this on 9/12)! Not many people can say they pulled in 10 followers in a week. But it only happened because I make sure to have a popout window on chat so that I can clearly see what's being posted so I can try to talk to as many of them as possible.
agreed. similar here. gained about 500 in 2 months after 2 years effort. tried many things. but now i found my groove man.
Hey i know this is off topic but i actually just started twitch, i play destiny and other games and have good equipment. My name is seanthebeangaming, i would appreciate it if u would check it out.
i want to start streaming but im poor :'(
Jei Cos I got 55 followers during August and half of September
Not many people can say that
I got 3 or 4 fallowers in one night without much interaction. streamed for first time for maybe 4 or 5 hours, need to figure it out more.
Thanks a lot for this, its really helpful.
***** For real man love your stuff.
"comming at you live" *rewinds Video* yea okay.
Lol
One of the things with streaming that always end up getting me down, is my time schedule. I also like to fine-tune things on TH-cam and the live-ness of Twitch is difficult for my perfectionism.
I'm only ever available from 12am-6am EST. It feels like I'm walking into an empty room, haha. People in the US are dead asleep and the UK'smen are just waking up.
I really want to pick up a following, though. I'll try to do it and pick up some friends, haha. I really do appreciate the tips.
I have a hard time getting those initial viewers to interact with because when people look for
Someone to watch there not going to click on the person with one viewer they are going to watch the person with 1000+ viewers
Gabriel Groves i can relate lmao
Lol the most i had was 4 and only one person commented
I know the feeling. I never get any viewers. Add me on twitch, justawfulgamer and I'll try to watch.
The fun thing about Australia is that, due to our Internet, quality streaming is pretty much out of the question.
Zorthax Exactly! What upload speed do you get? I don't understand why they make it such a struggle for us.
Tony abbot says 25 Mbps download is enough....................💣💣💣💣💣🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫
Teemo4Life I would kill for 25 Mbps
Ziggy D is Australian as fuck and he streams with good quality. I guess he must live in a specific place with better 'net.
***** I don't think that any of our political parties would do anything about Internet speed haha. In their eyes people buy too much online, spend too much online and can make too much $ online. TAX is the only thing they see and until they figure out a way to slap us with it, there won't be any changes.
Step 1: have a massive TH-cam following. I subbed to Boogie first time he streamed, he's gotta rap a lot more
Okay, so let me get this straight. This Twitch thing is basically like being a member from the GameGrumps , but rather than people listening to your discussions with witty humor, they can also see you too while playing your favorite video games ! Hot damn ! I'm definitely going to sign myself up for this program!
For first timers, I would recommend NOT streaming at the highest quality possible, even if they can easily achieve it. A huge amount of viewers have bad internet and can barely watch 720p (2800 bitrate/buffer) and higher. I would recommend first timers run 720p streams at 2000 bitrate/buffer or lower it to 480p standard. Draws in and keeps people around if there is no pause buffering every few seconds to those with bad internet when viewing.
for anyone who using xsplit a couple years ago and didn't like how unreliable it was, please try it again. it has been updated and improved to work perfectly everytime. :)
My issue with twitch is that I cannot get anyone to watch my stream to begin with
Hunter Pritchett advertise on social media like Facebook or instagram it will help
Hunter Pritchett 2 years later. Is it better for you?
Hope something improved.
Quadra hey could I add you on discord and talk to you about this a little more ?
he's dead everybody he got swatted and shot
For anyone who's wondering, the Blue Yeti is a great _starter_ microphone. It's a simple USB mic that works and sounds great for a hundred bucks. But it's not really recommended for much more than casual use. Great for streaming, vlogging, etc. But if you plan on doing professional recording for voice over work/voice acting or anything music related, it may not be the quality you want it to be.
Hi Boogie, we all know you're radiant, but could you organises some lighting for your magnificent face. We need to see that beard in all it's glory!!
Dude, you're awesome! I suffer from depression, severe OCD, and have a lot of trouble. Bad things always run through my mind over and over and over again, but when I watch TH-camrs like you, it gives me a moment in time where I can just block out everything in my head and in the world and just watch the video. You're an inspiration, man! Thank you!
Ethan
Can you update the description with links to those two softwares you meantioned please boogie? I've already got Xsplit but couldn't get it working so I'd like to try the other one and see if that works...
obs > xsplit
***** Thanks. I logged into Twitch and followed you! Keep up the good work!
DarKcS2 seconded
Can you tell us more details on the problem please? What specifically isn't working? :-)
OBS is the best free streaming program out there today for anyone with an average joe pc :)
-- the method that I prefer when streaming:
1. log in to router and check upstream rate -- flinch
2. go back to watching videos on TH-cam
Imo, to get started on twitch.tv.. just say your a "Gurl Gamer".. and beg for donations from all the white knights who think their going to get a date with the person streaming. Everyday on that built in live from ps4 app, you see girls on there beggin for donations and going "oh c'mon guys follow me tee hee".. then fools actually donate money to them.. it's like please.. slap yourself.
How to get started on TwitchTV. Don't........they're playback of non-partnered streams is from one server which is lack luster so your viewers suffer. Support for non-partnered streams is nonexistent and not to mention there's upwards of 30 to 60 seconds of delay between the streamer and his viewers making it difficult to interact with your audience live.
I highly recommend to everyone getting into streaming to check out beam.pro, streamup, or hitbox. Those sites are newer, support is superb and the latency between streamer and viewers is minimal. Yes those sites currently lack as many total viewers as twitch but time and persistence will change that.
Hit me up with any questions.
and by the way, my small business (UbuTech, LLC) helps streamers setup their streams all the time. whether it's for external capture of the xbox one or ps4 OR you pc, i can assist with the setup easily. I use video conferencing and remote administration to accomplish this for people. I have testimonials if anyone is curious.
Said... No one ever.
wait a sec... you said (first) that 'you must have a set streaming schedule to get people to watch you'.... then you said 'stream when you want'..... well, which is it?
Seekspawn it can't be both; it's contradictory
No it not
chewynickerson I guess he meant it like this: you should set days and times for your stream, but you can stream more if you want to. ;)
I have a lot of respect for Boogy. He isn't fake and he doesn't mess around or beat around the bush. He deserves as many viewers as he gets if not more because we need good people boogy not only on the internet but in everyday life. No joke. Keep it real man.
Is it limited to only gaming? Or is Twitch open to other streams?
Thanks
Twitch has a creative section for art, cooking, etc..., and it has a gaming talk show section
Giant Asparagus and a music section
Hey man, first time I've heard or seen you, found this video searching about Twitch set up. I watched a few similar videos but yours is by far the best! Everyone else seems so over the top - they're so loud, basically yelling the entire time, as if they're feigning excitement and I couldn't watch. You speak very well, very easy to listen to, you're not attacking the viewers.
So thank you for this video! I've subscribed and will now check out your other work and definitely yourTwitch too! Thanks again.
I can never understand the desire to watch others play games. Yeah I watch a few videos on how the game plays and watch a few review videos to see if I should spend my money on buying the game and that's it. It seems like a waste of time to me. Why watch someone else while you can play yourself?
i only really watch when im doing my hommework. even if im not, its nice to relax and watch a good game. plus, GAMES COST MONEY.
I watch streams in lazy and bored times or even to see how others approach games that I'm playing, i've learnt a few things.just from watching others play.
You could also say that for any sport.
The answer is because it's entertaining
For the comedy/community/participation. Or to listen in the background like a radio or podcast whilst actually playing a game. :) I listen to onefjef a lot while playing city: skylines. :)
Well for one thing, there's an audience for everything, especially on the internet. Second is because it's a fun way to find people to talk and communities to join. It's... kind of like an internet transition of being in a room with someone and watching em play a game while yabbering away. But to each their own.
I LITERALLY just started streaming on Twitch not even a week ago. This video came out at the perfect time. Thanks, boogie!
Been streaming for about 10 months now anf have 84 followers lol. I guess im not so lucky in terms of random viewers.
What games do you play??
I play a rhythm game called "Osu!" You click circles across your monitor to the beat of songs. I love the game and stream it when I can.
The amount of viewers you get can come down to the game you play I've never really heard of it you might want I try getting into other games that are more popular but if you like playing it just keep at it
I don't think there's much of an audience on Twitch for Osu!
This game is my bread and butter when it comes to streaming and its been get to fairly popular on twitch. Many of the super good players are already partnered.
I just started! It was so much fun. I love chatting with people while I play games.
Sky is the limit. I have sky.
been a live streamer for 5 months, and I have 46 followers. I'm happy I got this far using the PS4 to livestream. Saving up for a proper live stream setup.
I've been wanting to do twitch for 1 year. But I can't get better internet speed D:
I have low speeds and can stream just fine. Granted it's not HD, but it can be watched. Mind if I ask what your upload megabits is?
BlooditeDrakan
0.6 ...
***** I'm in the same boat. I can only stream in 480p ish... since I only have 1,7 upload. Man, I really want fiber :(
To anyone looking into streaming, I REALLY recommend OBS to everyone. It is a very good quality program, and it's free considering how it is better than the other paid programs. You can make graphics, overlays and even do addons with it. It is the most customizable streaming application. It does take a little bit of learning, but It only took me about an hour to get the hang of it.
Great vid but I still got some really important concerns. At the moment I'm on Nutrition Assistance which basically gives me 50 bucks a week to eat off of, which is just barely enough with prices these days. So is there a way I could stream off Twitch without profit first to see how many viewers & subs I got? That way I could calculate approximately how much I would for sure be making before I canceled my State Aid as I can't have any form of income while on it.
***** Opps I read that wrong, thanks lol!
+boogie2988 how to get partnered on twitch then?
+Mike Soda You need to be doing this for the passion of gaming and streaming and not think about money at all, otherwise it will show. Let that happen naturally but just enjoy it for now!
MisterFeltz
Yeah well not everyone is so fortunate that they can love what they do for a living. Some of us just need money but are restricted as to how we can get it.
+Mike Soda make a twitch tv account and have kids give you money
Was looking around for a tutorial and clicked on a rando video. Realized I saw your face on one of the thumbnails back on the results page, Immediately left the rando's video and watched yours. I know this video is a bit old, but good stuff Boogs. Keep it up!
Near on impossible to build a twitch channel from 0, Boogie you have 2 million fans on TH-cam... More and more people streaming because of built on software, Thousands of people get 0 viewers, I know I don't go looking for streams with 0 viewers! I only have 122 followers in 5 months
Coaster Madness so what are you at now?
I would kill to have that many followers.
Boogie, this has nothing to do with the video, but over the years I love watching your room transform into a gaming/collecting paradise.
Step 1: Don't
Noob
Michael PCG better than youtube i quit I'll still upload but I'm only gonna upload streams from my twitch channel
No matter how much equipment and how good the stream looks, it always come down to on how popular you are from before.
Like TH-cam or other social media.
I'm not big on either parts though I have pretty great equipment to stream with. The stream looks pretty awesome and of course, sounds great too! But I rearly get any viewers at all when streaming because of people haven't heard of me before.. and I've been streaming since JTV (Justin.tv. the days before Twitch).
*TL:DR*
The reason you get a ton of viewers on Twitch is because of your TH-cam following.
Girlfriend broke up with me today but at least im first post.
***** Sorry to hear that!
Game Hound Yeah I'm still in shock, thanks for the support though
Sorry 😞
Julian Morello how pleasant.
There is more out their my friend ;) you're ex girlfriend as of now wasn't meant to be and you'll go through a lot more in life as i did! But that special lady will come a long :) and never go back to something you already had!
Making friends with chatters is the best part of Twitch. Even if it's just a few, it's great to have company so you're not just playing video games alone in your room.
OBS is a better than Xsplit
Step 1: Pick a unique type of stream to do. (If you have no original ideas, skip Step 2).
Step 2: Try streaming and realize it isn't going to pan out the way you hoped.
Step 3: Go out and try to get a realistic job.
I have no viewers ):
Same man.
post the hell out of twitter every single time you go live. it takes a month or two
post a game that isn't played much but you really like.
It takes a while to get a fan base. its taken me a year to get 1000 followers
RazorGENGaming and yet somehow, some randoms are able to get 500 in a week ... like WTF NotLikeThis ..
The rage in the comments is unreal. Did it help him to have a following on TH-cam before he streamed? Of course. But the same goes with anything else out there. Most importantly: It does not disprove his helpful tips here. Practice and time are the main two things you need. Skill is helpful, personality is helpful, but even if all you did was stream gameplay footage without a mic or even replying back to viewers you could still grow if you played the right games long enough. To just say "well he's popular, of course he gets views!" is cheap. Stream for two hours a day, every other day. You'll get followers. Stream popular trending games and stream them often? You'll grow even faster. It's not rocket surgery, folks.
Good advice for people starting out! Nothing too complicated and definitely a common advice, for me personally I make sure to stream in the best quality I can at 60FPS. I use OBS because it's free and offers better everything within it.
I come across time and time again that you NEED to interact with your chat, I use the text chat to talk to them, at first I had people ask me why I don't use mic but now people just like my choice of not using voice
I use a Sennheiser MK-4 studio mics and Sennheiser HD477 headsets fed to and from a Mackie 802-VLZ3 Mixer. I do have a POS i5 PC for HDMI capture and twitch push, My main PC is a high end i7 with a 4-way titan black video system, Internet is fiber optic business grade. I can stream at 1080p all day but I purposely turn it down to 720p.
OBS is crap for recording, but great for twitch pushing for some games. Not all games allow a 3rd party streaming software also.
A camera is also optional, I don't use one yet because all the ones I have looked at were pure crap but it does not effect my audience numbers at all.
What you need is a good PC, not a laptop or a cheap wal-mart special, A respectable internet connection, A good video card (look to spend over $400 there), and possibly a decent PC and a good HDMI capture card in it. Your game play PC need AT LEAST 16Gb of high speed ram if you want to actually have a stream worth watching. I'm running 64 Gb in mine..
People in comments saying you need a following on TH-cam. I have a low following on both but still get one or two followers nearly every stream. You just got to keep grinding at it no matter how slow it is.
I also find a good way of learning is watching and taking note of what the more successful guys are doing and just try giving it your own flavour, it's not rocket science.
This is helpful just started streaming on twitch the biggest crowd i had was 8 viewers for the xbox 1..its a slow grind but ill keep at it thanks boogie!
Boogie! I been following you since 2008 and I just wanted to let you know that you have come along way from just being Francis. I always share your videos and talk about your channel to friends. You kept me on track to staying positive and made my life more enjoyable. Stay true to yourself boogie, stay true.
Thank you very much for the advice, Boogie. I have a pretty established base on TH-cam, but plan on starting live-streaming on Twitch starting next month. I will definitely follow your words.
Were you the numa num guy....the good days...prolly one of first real viral videos back in the day
been making vids on youtube for the past year nearly 2 years just started streaming and enjoying it
Hi mate, seen some of your stuff before but am a bit long in the tooth for it if I am honest! but this video is excellent, I work in a school and constantly get told by the kids 'I'll just be a youtuber/streamer' when asked about what they will do with their lives or post school. And you are the first person who gets across the idea that it's hard, which personally I really appreciate!
So just wanted to say thanks.
bmb
Boogie, as a fellow Arkansan gamer let me say that I'm extremely proud to have someone like you leading the charge for us in Arkansas!
I been streaming for almost 1 year and a half and recently almost 5 month is when i started to get serious. I notice that i love streaming a lot. Got a great setup for any occasion of games and make it everything be professional as ever and since then i been getting a bit more of attention.
today i got 5 followers in 1 streaming section. Almost to 300 followers and i feel great for that. But you just have to keep going and enjoying what you do. Like boogie said, you have to have fun and love what you doing to be better.
It also helps when you are already popular on TH-cam. Your advice is good advice and I'm not diminishing that in the slightest. All I'm saying is you kinda already had an audience, they just had to go to a different site. Still though, thanks for the advice and keep doing what you're doing!
Luck, structure, persistence, and the love of streaming. The core mechanics.
You have become my favorite TH-cam personality to watch because you genuinely care about people. It makes me happy to know that there are still great people in the world. Even if you're not talking about games I still always watch your videos. Take care of yourself man. 😀
Boogie! Thank you for this. I've only been streaming for two months but this is exactly what I love to hear. At the end of the day we all love to play games, and streaming what you like to play shouldn't change who you are when the camera is on, because like you said...someone will enjoy you for who YOU are. Thank you for continuing to be such a positive influence in the gaming community and motivating people like myself who are just starting to keep pushing, I wish you the best!
Boogies stream the other night was hilarious. When the water flooded your town I lost my shit.
1. Suffer mild autism
2. Have delusions of grandeur
3. Have electricity.
Currently wanting to stream but I don't have a mic due to money issues, I can tell it's going to be a rocky start for me. But I'm still going to have fun
so glad your back into it Francis
"If the person is attractive they'll try to be attractive on stream"
Boobs.
Boogie approved it.
To get big on twitch:
Find a game you are really good at, don't play anything except that. Stick to 1 game so that you are always in the same place, get a schedule so it's always at the same time. Shill the fuck out of that 1 game until you get partnered and then play whatever you want
It helps to have 2M+ existing TH-cam subscribers! Much like TH-cam nowadays, it's pretty hard to make a living on Twitch due to the sheer amount of competition.
when i searched for a video on this i chose this one as soon as i saw it was boogie... used to watch a lot of your videos i love it
+boogie2988
I know this is an older video, but thank you for the information. You've come a long way since you made this video.
My internet upload speed is 0.50 so streaming is out of the question right now but I'm glad to hear Twitch is getting bigger because by the summer I'll hopefully have 10 upload and I'll be streaming most days it looks a lot of fun I love the interaction you can have over there which you can't really have here on TH-cam.
Always talk to people in the chat. That's the #1 tip
Very helpful, I'm going to start streaming on xbox and I will Just need to setup a facecam and maybe even paypal. Thanks for this video
I got to 5 viewers when I was streaming earlier and I got so hyped over it and it felt like I was benefiting these people by entertaining them. I'm definitely gonna do it more often and stick at it. This video just gave me the tips I needed to keep building that audience and become better as a character and streamer. Thanks boogie ❤️❤️
Hey Boogie, Thanks for the info. Perhaps the most useful part was your closing, make me gin and delivered a bit of genuine feel good on an early Thursday morning.
wow, watching this 2 years later and twitch is just a normal platform now
The average person generally will never be known on twitch or TH-cam. Either attractive girls playing over saturated "epsports" titles, or people with obnoxious personalities yelling at fake twitch raids are the only ones that will get known. Or be popular from somewhere else and just move your audience around.
A friendly tip i'd like to give is to team up with other twitch streamers be like a co-host of someone's stream or dual stream on multitwitch.tv with someone or just advertise each other it helped me a lot when i was first starting
To be successful at something you have to be determined , there is no maybes involved you got to want it
Step 1: Reconsider
Step 2: Avoid DDosing & Swatting
Step 3: ???
Step 4: PROFIT!
it's not about having the best equipement it's about having fun with your friends and followers making them laugh.... and all that best sound , graphics will come later when u see that you have someone who really spend 1 hour watching u
Step 1 Join a community/make friends on twitch. other than that on point on everything.
This feels a million years old, but is still good advice
honestly, out of all the twitch tips videos i've watched, i am 100% sure this is the best one anyone could watch! Thanks for the help :)
Your videos are always so well prepared
TheShrekedProject on Twitch people! We stream a'lot of games in the weekends! Subscribers are much appreciated :D
Highest viewer number so far for me is 8 I think. Been streaming for like 2 weeks now and I love it. Though I really need higher net speed (which is impossible for me to get atm due to stupid neighbors).
Awesome video dude! Helped a lot. I've just started myself and got myself an elgato 60HD pro, a blue yeti mic and a c920 webcam. I'm still working out the kinks and realising that I'll probably need an arm stand for my mic to get it as close to me as possible and stop all the background noise outside my room. Also, I did my first stream today and got 6 viewers, my only problem was I couldn't get my audio working
i know you probably wont see this boogie but I come to this video every time I don't have a successful day of streaming it makes me feel happier
Boogie's 12 step program to being successful at twitch
These tips would also apply to making a youtube channel too. Thanks boogie!
Thanks *****! Helpful tips to keep in mind for sure! i started getting things and equipment together about a month ago and my stream feels like it does well. anytime i have a viewer or 2 i seem to get a follower. I love the engaging advice....i think it's crazy important to acknowledge people asking questions and help them build the community around you. I have been following your streams for a few months now and the youtube channel several months more. Super like the way you approach gaming and wanting to make a smarter consumer gaming community. I very much want to echo that as well.....in times that companies seem to be taking advantage of our wallets, i want to see a smarter community of gamers asking for more out of the initial full game purchase rather than buying a 60 dollar game to look forward to paying more for DLC.
I'm betting you get this question all the time.....but wondered if you'd like to follow me sometime and see what my stream is cooking up. If you'd like (or anyone reading this for that matter) come buy and check out TheMortski on twitch and soon to be TH-cam channel. Thank you and keep up the awesome!
Option 1 pray random viewers find you and follow option 2 be already youtube famous and just move your youtube viewers to twitch
I cuss a lot while I game, and I feel as if maybe people will get scared by my rage. Lol
restream IO lets you stream to youtube/twitch and other places, at the same time. Super easy to set up too.
I've been streaming all my game-creation stuff and picking people up slowly.
Boogie!
You are sort of an exception. Not that you aren't made for streaming on twitch BUT you already had a huge following on TH-cam. I just don't know that your advice is really relevant to the general population. You personally can walk on to any social media site and have a huge following already because of TH-cam. You definitely did earn your following, without a doubt, but when you went to twitch, its not the same as every average Joe getting famous on twitch. Its just the way it is. Not everyone can be a famous twitch personality or else there would be no one watching it.
We just got started and am thoroughly happy I found this video! thank you Boogie!