Devin Nash
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How Twitch Streamers Manufacture Drama
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May 20, 2019
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May 20, 2019
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In this video we breakdown how Twitch streamers manufacture drama. It's a content flywheel that keeps viewers interested and drives viewers to come back for new content. The rise of LiveStreamFail on Reddit combined with broadcasters using this formula has created a lot of successful influencers using this method: Trainwrecks, Xqc, GreekGodX, Mizkif, etc.
There's a system for creating drama on Twitch that's becoming a WWE type production on Twitch. Once you understand it, it's pretty easy to breakdown. I'm not really here to talk about if this is good or bad content, that's for you to decide.
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