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Edited by irishfreak:
10/9/2015 9:34:25 AM
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Streamers who stream as a full time job are lazy and pathetic
I was watching a video of prodigy's were he was showing his new car, I couldn't stand it when he said " I worked so hard for this" and I'm -blam!-ing shouting "NO YOU HAVEN'T YOU HAVE SAT ON YOU F[b]U[/b]CKING ASS AND PLAYED A VIDEO GAME !"
He has manipulated stupid minds to give this man child money, and then he goes and drives way over the speed limit and land himself with a $1000 fine, which will come out of donations, yet go on his stream and there still throwing money at him and subscribing.
All these streamers act like there job is so hard, when it's playing a form of entertainment for hours on end. And expecting people to give them money for some shit incentives.
Sorry if I sound butthurt but I think its a bit f[b]u[/b]cked up...
So I can see a pattern...
...there is 4 types of people here:
1.the one who agrees with what I say.
2.the one who says "depends what streamer it is"
3.the kids who are passionate about 30 year old pale men playing video games on camera.
4.the ones who think I'm jealous, so funny, nuff said
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3 RepliesEdited by Oreos Are Legit: 10/9/2015 6:10:59 AMI recently am trying to get started in YouTube, just as a hobby mostly and hopefully it'll kick off, but just for fun right now. It's surprisingly hard finding/creating good quality content, let alone the editing and rendering of a Video can take hours. It's easier than most jobs, but it still requires you to sit at a desk for 6-8 hours to make content people want. Plus, good sound/video recording equipment and fast internet speeds are pretty expensive. Don't just go on here hating unless you've actually tried it.
