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[DmccullochD]

I love that she took the question that seriously and gave an full answer that probably really helped them succeed had they followed through

[nightcrawler]

"Don't stream to 0 views 0 followers" and those are the most I go watch- 🤣 I normally go on twitch and look for the least amount of viewers, just to go chat with someone as high viewer streamers are always busy and so much going on in chat, and it's just nice having a convo with someone with little to none viewer's, cos you can make their day by just being there watching and chatting 🥰

[brxsh_strxke]

YouTube Shorts are a great thing to start with because lot of people watch shorts

[Justanotherguy]

When i am bored, I would go to twitch and would only watch people with lower than 5 viewers. Just to see what they are up to and in a way I can be more interactive with them. I have witnessed alot of streamers grow from nothing into the hundreds and thousands, and are still growing to this day.

[lukasnot-my-last-name]

Rae: you have to stream for years and years
Ranboo: 🤨

[LakerFan]

Wholesome. Totally agree with her, you gotta go get a small audience yourself instead of expecting the small audience to come to you.

You reach out to a solid 30-40 consistent people (which will require you to probably at least message like 1, 000 to 2, 000 😂
But those 30-40 consistent viewers will propel you to all types of crazy new potential! And have fun!!!!

[XeonPrototype]

I love how down to earth she was as she answered the question, most truest advice I've ever witnessed

[rndm_prsn]

Yessss, I kinda wanna stream on my digital art since I feel like it would be a cool thing to do, obviously streaming is hard work and you most likely not achieve your goal AT THE START, but yeah, as a hobby, and getting other friends to join too would grow a bit (specifically people who are interested in similar things with you to make good content) and basically share your work to a lot of platforms like what Rae said!!

[Candycane]

Nothing but facts queen! Perfect advice. She's completely right, it takes time to grow a following and audience. Gotta be posting stuff everywhere and have lots of collaboration and lots of different kinds of content. ❤❤

[adebleswordfish]

I have no desire, streaming seems fun tho; I’d stream with 0 viewers just for funsies.

[DesireSolaR]

As someone who has had a YouTube channel and Twitch channel for 5+ years. It’s not easy, I used to get a decent amount of views on my videos back in the day. Once I saw the amount of views I was getting I posted the content thinking I was going to get the same amount of views and/or more. My channel slowly started dying and now I get no views at all. I have a lot of subscribers, but my channel is dead. I still stream on twitch even if I have 0–1 viewers just because I enjoy streaming and like to do it for entertainment. If I magically blow up somehow and start getting a bunch of views and new followers/subscribers, I’ll see where it leads to and see if I make enough money to make it my job. As of now, I do it as a hobby and for fun and just entertain the small amount of people that would watch.

[iceman]

Also something to go with, don't go into a game or something hoping to cap on a big streamer by 'hanging out' with them. If it is going to happen, let it be naturally. Other wise you are just going to be consider a pest and people are going to ignore you more than help you.

[flirting]

UNLESS you make a viral video & the subscribers keep asking “where’s part 2” don’t force yourself to keep on making the videos bc they only care about the idea of the video not you, just keep making what you wanna make & make sure to intertwine your personality with the video so you can’t be replaceable

[Koyce]

great advice, I'm trying to grow my small yt channel myself and have been trying to find ways to promote my content, been going around social media and just interacting with people so that I can gain some traction

[CoalitionGaming]

Also gotta add that you can do everything she just advised for years and years as well, and still not succeed. That just be how it be.

[katrinaangela]

Her advice was so on point thanks to her advice i feel kinda relief and motive to keep doing on what i love

[DragonHaloD]

Almost all of the biggest names now started streaming years ago, when no one did it. They were the only ones doing it, and they didn’t have to get super creative with their content. Now everyone and their mom wants to be a streamer. It’s so so much harder now

[timotoxictrait]

by far the best advice i've ever heard

[carsynagen]

Toast and Ludwig say the exact same thing. Start on another platform before going straight to streaming

[Rmcrockett]

That’s actually really good advice thanks rae