The Problem with Twitch Streamer Entitlement
January 25, 2020
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Streamers are mostly supported by their viewers on Twitch, either through donations and subscriptions. Everyone approaches asking for subscriptions and donations to make more money for their streams a different way.
Recently, a broadcaster started a conversation on Twitter with a clip that went viral as a result of how she asked for subscriptions for her stream. I wanted to talk about the mindset of some broadcasters on the platform, and use this opportunity to talk about something I think about a lot - which is how realistic it is to be a Twitch streamer your entire life, and how many older streamers aren't getting the same number of viewers on Twitch as they used to.
Do you think streamers should ask their community for subscriptions and donations? How much is too much? Are broadcasters too entitled on Twitch? Or do Twitch streamers deserve to make more money on Twitch? Should Twitch streamers ask for money from their communities at any size?
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