A Twitch streamer has been live on Twitch for three years straight. In an interview, she talks about her fear of going offline.
Who is the Twitch streamer? It is the Twitch streamer EmilyCC. On her Twitch channel, she has over 325,000 followers and can attract an average of 374 viewers per stream (via sullygnome).
Her most streamed categories are Words on Stream (a Twitch category where viewers have to find words in the image), Just Chatting, Marvel Rivals, and IRL (via sullygnome). In addition to gaming content, EmilyCC also entertains her viewers with regular activities from her real life.
The special thing about her: She has been continuously online on Twitch for three years. We have already reported on her unique streaming model on MeinMMO.
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Going offline would mean the end of her career
In an interview with The Washington Post, the Twitch streamer talks about the consequences of continuous streaming. It has an impact on her private life because EmilyCC cannot really make plans.
She also mentioned that she sometimes feels “afraid” to be in front of the camera. Viewers might complain about a boring day and thus a boring stream.
Furthermore, she says that her community expects more and more from her, but she wonders what they actually still want from her. After all, she is live every day continuously.
Despite all this, she does not want to end her livestream. Because she is sure: If she ever ends her livestream, it would also mean the end of her career.
Even though streaming exhausts her, she wants to continue: “I force myself to do things that I don’t want to do because I want this stream to work. I want it so much that I no longer care [how I feel].”
EmilyCC wants to stay in the game, even though another Twitch streamer, SweatyPedals, is closely following her with just over two years of continuous livestreaming. What a subathon or extended time online can mean for a Twitch streamer can be seen with the streamer Shlorox. You can read more about it here on MeinMMO: German streamer has been live on Twitch for two weeks, increasing his subscriptions by 1,400%
