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Shaman aawsi, the key offers dark oak. We wanted to get a small taste of the streaming life, so we asked our intern Manubes. Smannums, currently an intern, a hardware sugar. To stream for five hours a day, for five days straight. They told me to stream for five days. And that's really nothing compared to professional streamers that basically sit at their desk for 12 hours or more. They overall, the experience was pretty good. My friends were there. They were very supportive. Okay, I just want to play. Don't really feel the grain. In the early days, okay, pasimmanubes. I don't watch a lot of streamers, but I like his voice. Very authoritative, relaxed, and calm. Just the same as yesterday. Today I decided to try a different game, or like a colony builder. There was a lower viewer count today, and Chad was not this active. Matt, get affected by whether your Chad is active or not. It's just focus on whatever game you're playing. This is actually not gameplay footage of Manubes because when I went back to Twitch to get the videos, it was deleted. This is also part of being a streamer. Like, you're watching FPS footage. And what's not to like about FPS footage? Barilan. You know, there's a lot of action. But what if you're the kind of streamer that wants to stream smaller games, not triple A, FPS games? Will you find an audience? Today was the same as yesterday, reviewers today. Every day I'm playing a different genre. How that choice would affect like viewer count. Overall, stream was fun. It's just, again, it's just me playing video games. I don't really mind it. I guess that's where the grind comes in. I'm starting to feel it a little bit. What kind of feeling it? I'm still treating it as just me enjoying a video game. And sharing my experience with other people. So I don't see it as a hassle. So Manubes mentions two things, the grind and viewer count. You grind, grab it, and you'll see it. Because as a pro streamer, you need to be online constantly. Playing the same games, playing the same levels, doing the same things over and over and over again. Does your obsessions of your account sympathize with this? Because it's a major ganondinakos on YouTube. And it's really an unhealthy obsession. I admit it, I'm not well. Because I'm obsessed with getting up to 100k subs so I can get our silver play button. Today's my fourth day of streaming. I'd say overall it went well. Not much, viewers came. Not much activity indoor chat. For the grind, I would say I'm slowly feeling it now. Every day I stream, I want to be like I want to achieve something more. Even I find it difficult to not look at the stats. Real time in the chat, they can tell you that you suck. Or that you know you're not fun to watch. Or you're corny. Or grab the stress from the metrics. There's always the constant pressure to get more. More views, more subs, more followers. It's never enough. Today was my last day of streaming. Basically same thing again. And to answer the question, if streaming is difficult, yes. It's very difficult especially if you don't have a following. People who admire your content. So yeah, you really need to get out there and make a name for yourself. And the end, I'm really okay with my boobs. But he seems a little sadder. Or it seems he's not that cheerful. I'm not just happy with the last video. Because I'm really back-to-back from day 4 and day 5. He does mention the grind. He sort of mentions that more often towards the end of his 5-day streaming marathon. So this video wasn't meant as a how-to guide, on how to stream. But it's just really interested more in the mental state. How easy or hard is it to jump into a regular streaming schedule? And I thought I was a professional streamer. It's hats off to those guys. This one of the great things about streaming. You don't know what to expect. You don't know when. And thank you to our top fans. Now for the time being, this is the end of this video. Thank you to Leah Magnaie, Ian Meru, Richard O'Kinco, ITX Addick, John Ruben Otsha, Christian Espinoza, and Rafael James. Thank you for supporting the channel.