actually the most atrociously horrible take ever. this is the type of shit you expect from vlr peasants not a "content creator"
https://twitter.com/dawnmoer/status/1603451525044604928
https://twitter.com/yurah/status/1603513612881915904
edit: the dude she made fun of has 200 viewers, way more than dawn has ever gotten LMFAOOOO https://www.twitch.tv/dragonslyergaming
edit 2: dawn seems to have deleted their account lol
thats... how you grow. being consistent. more you do it the better you get and fans can know when youll show up and they have a good amount of time that they can actually tune in. this is such a bad take.
You do need to branch to something more discoverable like short-form sometimes, they are right about that, but really, this is just a horrendous take.
I mean, you dont even need to focus on short form. you can just take shit from your streams.
capital_d_colon [#6]actually nvm.
i read through some other tweets of hers.
you can keep shitting on her
L
zombzino [#4]i need vlr professionals to make fun of this tho
There are several reasons why someone might choose to livestream on Twitch, even if they only bring in a small number of viewers. Here's why:
Practice and improvement: Livestreaming on Twitch can be a great way to practice and improve your skills, whether you're a gamer, a musician, or any other type of content creator. Even if you don't have a large audience, you can still use the platform to get feedback and learn from your mistakes.
Building a community: While having a lot of viewers can be nice, it's not the only way to measure the success of a Twitch stream. Building a small, tight-knit community of dedicated viewers can be just as rewarding, and those viewers can be very supportive and helpful in growing your channel.
Personal enjoyment: Ultimately, the main reason to livestream on Twitch (or any other platform) should be personal enjoyment. If you enjoy creating content and interacting with your viewers, then that should be reward enough, regardless of how many people are watching.
Potential for growth: Finally, it's important to remember that it can take time to grow a Twitch channel. By consistently streaming and building up a backlog of content, you can attract more viewers and potentially grow your audience over time. So even if you only have a few viewers now, that doesn't mean you can't grow in the future.
zombzino [#4]i need vlr professionals to make fun of this tho
yeah give the attention seeker more attention.. smart.. average sen fan
zombzino [#7]L
I mean its really depends on the way you view streaming.
If its a hobby go for it.
If you want to make it a career. Its more beneficial to grow off other platforms first
twitch really isnt designed in a way to help smaller creators grow
hanafuji [#9]There are several reasons why someone might choose to livestream on Twitch, even if they only bring in a small number of viewers. Here's why:
Practice and improvement: Livestreaming on Twitch can be a great way to practice and improve your skills, whether you're a gamer, a musician, or any other type of content creator. Even if you don't have a large audience, you can still use the platform to get feedback and learn from your mistakes.
Building a community: While having a lot of viewers can be nice, it's not the only way to measure the success of a Twitch stream. Building a small, tight-knit community of dedicated viewers can be just as rewarding, and those viewers can be very supportive and helpful in growing your channel.
Personal enjoyment: Ultimately, the main reason to livestream on Twitch (or any other platform) should be personal enjoyment. If you enjoy creating content and interacting with your viewers, then that should be reward enough, regardless of how many people are watching.
Potential for growth: Finally, it's important to remember that it can take time to grow a Twitch channel. By consistently streaming and building up a backlog of content, you can attract more viewers and potentially grow your audience over time. So even if you only have a few viewers now, that doesn't mean you can't grow in the future.
W hanafuji take!
hanafuji [#9]There are several reasons why someone might choose to livestream on Twitch, even if they only bring in a small number of viewers. Here's why:
Practice and improvement: Livestreaming on Twitch can be a great way to practice and improve your skills, whether you're a gamer, a musician, or any other type of content creator. Even if you don't have a large audience, you can still use the platform to get feedback and learn from your mistakes.
Building a community: While having a lot of viewers can be nice, it's not the only way to measure the success of a Twitch stream. Building a small, tight-knit community of dedicated viewers can be just as rewarding, and those viewers can be very supportive and helpful in growing your channel.
Personal enjoyment: Ultimately, the main reason to livestream on Twitch (or any other platform) should be personal enjoyment. If you enjoy creating content and interacting with your viewers, then that should be reward enough, regardless of how many people are watching.
Potential for growth: Finally, it's important to remember that it can take time to grow a Twitch channel. By consistently streaming and building up a backlog of content, you can attract more viewers and potentially grow your audience over time. So even if you only have a few viewers now, that doesn't mean you can't grow in the future.
can a moderator ban this guy?
G2ShahZaM [#14]can a moderator ban this guy?
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hanafuji [#12]wait what happened
To compete for gc you had to put legal information in.
She had some issue with riot. Which led to them suspending her.
In the report they used her full legal name
hanafuji [#9]There are several reasons why someone might choose to livestream on Twitch, even if they only bring in a small number of viewers. Here's why:
Practice and improvement: Livestreaming on Twitch can be a great way to practice and improve your skills, whether you're a gamer, a musician, or any other type of content creator. Even if you don't have a large audience, you can still use the platform to get feedback and learn from your mistakes.
Building a community: While having a lot of viewers can be nice, it's not the only way to measure the success of a Twitch stream. Building a small, tight-knit community of dedicated viewers can be just as rewarding, and those viewers can be very supportive and helpful in growing your channel.
Personal enjoyment: Ultimately, the main reason to livestream on Twitch (or any other platform) should be personal enjoyment. If you enjoy creating content and interacting with your viewers, then that should be reward enough, regardless of how many people are watching.
Potential for growth: Finally, it's important to remember that it can take time to grow a Twitch channel. By consistently streaming and building up a backlog of content, you can attract more viewers and potentially grow your audience over time. So even if you only have a few viewers now, that doesn't mean you can't grow in the future.
W
hanafuji [#12]wait what happened
riot punished dawnmoer for something in GC and they used her dead name
reycac [#21]30 sec clip with no context nice
critizing a small streamer randomly because he just wanted to do a "chill" stream
pretty sure dawn literally averages like 10 viewers herself, what kind of take is this?? let people have fun and do what they love, you dont just get 10k viewers overnight. it takes years of effort to gain a platform which is why some people stream so often no matter the viewer count. dawn has a huge fkin ego, please humble her.
hanafuji [#9]There are several reasons why someone might choose to livestream on Twitch, even if they only bring in a small number of viewers. Here's why:
Practice and improvement: Livestreaming on Twitch can be a great way to practice and improve your skills, whether you're a gamer, a musician, or any other type of content creator. Even if you don't have a large audience, you can still use the platform to get feedback and learn from your mistakes.
Building a community: While having a lot of viewers can be nice, it's not the only way to measure the success of a Twitch stream. Building a small, tight-knit community of dedicated viewers can be just as rewarding, and those viewers can be very supportive and helpful in growing your channel.
Personal enjoyment: Ultimately, the main reason to livestream on Twitch (or any other platform) should be personal enjoyment. If you enjoy creating content and interacting with your viewers, then that should be reward enough, regardless of how many people are watching.
Potential for growth: Finally, it's important to remember that it can take time to grow a Twitch channel. By consistently streaming and building up a backlog of content, you can attract more viewers and potentially grow your audience over time. So even if you only have a few viewers now, that doesn't mean you can't grow in the future.
mfs after discovering chatgpt
capital_d_colon [#24]mfs after discovering chatgpt
bro don't expose me like that ppl actually thought it came from me and ppl were replying W take and shii
don't ruin it 😭
hanafuji [#25]he's popping off rn tho damn
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FkDx41RWAAE52SI?format=jpg&name=large
he deadass has more viewers than dawn now LMFAO
hanafuji [#25]he's popping off rn tho damn
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FkDx41RWAAE52SI?format=jpg&name=large
this is nice to see though
hanafuji [#26]bro don't expose me like that ppl actually thought it came from me and ppl were replying W take and shii
don't ruin it 😭
Naah bro it's pretty evident...no sane person on vlr would take time to provide pointwise explanation lmao
Germanium [#29]Naah bro it's pretty evident...no sane person on vlr would take time to provide pointwise explanation lmao
LMAOOO
hanafuji [#26]bro don't expose me like that ppl actually thought it came from me and ppl were replying W take and shii
don't ruin it 😭
Twitch streaming is not worthwhile if a streamer has a small number of viewers. Here's why:
Time and resources: Livestreaming can be a significant time investment, and if a streamer is not bringing in a significant number of viewers or revenue, it may not be a practical use of their time. Additionally, streaming on Twitch requires a stable internet connection and a certain level of technical knowledge and skills. These resources could potentially be better spent on other activities or hobbies.
Competition: The competition on Twitch is fierce, and there are many factors that can affect a streamer's ability to attract and retain viewers. It is important for streamers to carefully consider their goals and resources before committing to streaming on the platform.
No guarantee of success: While it is possible for a streamer with a small number of viewers to grow their audience over time, there is no guarantee of success. It is important to be realistic about the potential for growth and success on the platform.
Alternative ways to practice and improve skills: Livestreaming on Twitch is not the only way to practice and improve skills. There are many other ways to get feedback and learn from mistakes, such as joining online communities or seeking out mentors and coaches.
Other ways to build a community: While building a small, tight-knit community of dedicated viewers on Twitch can be rewarding, there are many other ways to build a community and find support and encouragement. For example, a streamer could participate in online forums or join a local group or club related to their interests.
seankuku [#32]tbh good take, streaming with 1-2 concurrent viewers is a waste of fucking time you degens lololololol
average team liquid fan
zombzino [#33]average team liquid fan
streaming 6hrs a day just to average single digit numbers, yeah go for it great idea
seankuku [#34]streaming 6hrs a day just to average single digit numbers, yeah go for it great idea
you owned him
seankuku [#34]streaming 6hrs a day just to average single digit numbers, yeah go for it great idea
vlr users when someone has fun
babysasuke [#37]@nutab1e
how dare u call out my fav streamer like dat, he's soon to reach 5 concurrent viewers I'll let you know 😤😤😤
burritx [#20]riot punished dawnmoer for something in GC and they used her dead name
wtf is a dead name
brobeans [#40]it's a good take. why waste hours of ur life doing something incorrectly? exceptions are those who do it for fun and don't care about increasing viewers
its not tho like let people live their lives + she doesnt get that many viewers either
tubagod [#45]its not tho like let people live their lives + she doesnt get that many viewers either
"let ppl live their lives" yeah imma be unproductive all day I am living life well
you are mega beta
seankuku [#46]"let ppl live their lives" yeah imma be unproductive all day I am living life well
you are mega beta
bro what are u saying, all im saying and whatever everyone is saying is like if people wanna stream let them stream it doesnt matter how many viewers they have and if they put enough effort then they eventually will make it though
also ur cringe af for saying beta
tubagod [#49]bro what are u saying, all im saying and whatever everyone is saying is like if people wanna stream let them stream it doesnt matter how many viewers they have and if they put enough effort then they eventually will make it though
also ur cringe af for saying beta
yeah let me waste an entire year on streaming so I can average 5 viewers instead of 1
seankuku [#50]yeah let me waste an entire year on streaming so I can average 5 viewers instead of 1
Ong bruh
burritx [#59]wait she got banned? LMAOOOOOOOOOO
no she deleted her socials
no ones getting banned for saying stuff like this
Nezko_ [#60]no she deleted her socials
no ones getting banned for saying stuff like this
still funny asf
hanafuji [#41]how dare u call out my fav streamer like dat, he's soon to reach 5 concurrent viewers I'll let you know 😤😤😤
Based polska
Asking whats the point to someone streaming months/years to literally 1/0 viewer is kinda fair. Everyone had to start somewhere but had at least their friends tune in or people got in from some other platform/community.
Just going live and telling nobody, but expecting people to eventually show up, after months of streaming only is just a waste of your time if you want to be an actual streamer
Mbappe [#66]Asking whats the point to someone streaming months/years to literally 1/0 viewer is kinda fair. Everyone had to start somewhere but had at least their friends tune in or people got in from some other platform/community.
Just going live and telling nobody, but expecting people to eventually show up, after months of streaming only is just a waste of your time if you want to be an actual streamer
Had the right thought process, went about explaining it and handling the mess after terribly. Seems to have been a trend with her recently, not sure if that's a result of people not thinking about what they say on social media, or the fact that they're 16 and not thinking things through yet.
Mugen_24 [#68]Had the right thought process, went about explaining it and handling the mess after terribly. Seems to have been a trend with her recently, not sure if that's a result of people not thinking about what they say on social media, or the fact that they're 16 and not thinking things through yet.
theyre 18 ig :skull: (as per the bio)
if theyre not they had a nsfw acc with ykwim
wtf
Nezko_ [#70]theyre 18 ig :skull: (as per the bio)
if theyre not they had a nsfw acc with ykwim
wtf
Oh fuck, that changes things lol
Mugen_24 [#73]Oh fuck, that changes things lol
idk bruh yk cuz people were fr saying thats it weird that youre like 15 nd posting this shi but her bio said otherwise lmao
idk
Nezko_ [#74]idk bruh yk cuz people were fr saying thats it weird that youre like 15 nd posting this shi but her bio said otherwise lmao
idk
All ik is she flubbed the easiest internet apology kek
fourlvalorant [#76]what was the take unfortunately because dawn deleted their twitter account, i cant see the tweet
pretty much just shitting on aspiring streamers for continuing to go live even though they have single digit viewers
apparently trying to stream before having a dedicated audience is cringe, according to this no-name content creator on twitter 💀
Mugen_24 [#68]Had the right thought process, went about explaining it and handling the mess after terribly. Seems to have been a trend with her recently, not sure if that's a result of people not thinking about what they say on social media, or the fact that they're 16 and not thinking things through yet.
Facts, but also a bit of the classic “i dont like waffles, so you hate pancakes” twitter action. With people making it about any size small streamer
babysasuke [#77]pretty much just shitting on aspiring streamers for continuing to go live even though they have single digit viewers
apparently trying to stream before having a dedicated audience is cringe, according to this no-name content creator on twitter 💀
thank you babysucksuck
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