Devin Nash
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Inside the Mind of Twitch's Funniest Streamer (ft. MoonMoon)
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February 20, 2020
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Today we upload part two of the Twitch interview with LEGENDARY GOD GAMER MoonMoon. Also known as MoonMoonOW, MoonMoon rose to the top streamer rankings on Twitch. Holding an amazing 10,000 to 15,000 concurrent viewers, MoonMoon is well known as one of the top 10 streamers on Twitch.
Despite these astounding stats, MoonMoon doesn't take any personal sponsorships. He funds his humble lifestyle only from the subscriptions and donations from his core community.
In part two, MoonMoon and I discuss subjects related to Twitch. Including growing a Twitch streamer, how to manage and moderate Twitch streams, and how the Twitch meta is with reacts content and the new focus of IRL and Just Chatting on Twitch categories.
This interview has personal importance to me because I am a long time supporter of MoonMoon, and I personally believe he is one of the most interesting broadcasters on the Twitch platform.
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