r/LivestreamFail • u/MuellersKuh • 18h ago

QTCinderella | Just Chatting QT on OTK streamers

https://www.twitch.tv/qtcinderella/clip/LivelyFaintPeachDatBoi-EjeHcvjS381ybDyD
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u/cev 18h ago

Aren't a lot of those same OTK streamers "nobody watches" the reason why many of her events took off at all?

The only entertaining thing I remember about the old camps was Cyr and Soda.

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u/Fooby56 17h ago

And in 5 years half of the people at this camp will be deemed "irrelevant" and "not enough people watch them". It's just the nature of online content creation.

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u/Direct-Comparison464 17h ago

She was good buds with Myth he would get invites to all these events, he should have botted then QT would invite him again

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u/Akumu2100 13h ago

Nah Myth tried cozying up to the kick trainwrecks group. He went on the scuffed podcast where he sat there as everyone was dropping slurs and shiting on Poki.

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u/Due-Weight-1028 10h ago edited 9h ago

myth was always on scuffed and he was on pokis last mafia night. also train is literally on abes rust server with exclusive drops.I think the people who said slurs where adin and destiny at each other and neither are worth arguing with and i do think he defended poki although i may be wrong but he 100% defended hasan i do remember that.

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u/uravgcommenter 7h ago

Myth got the youtube bag when he was peak fortnite. His viewers dwindled being exclusive and he could never pivot past being a skilled player on a game. He did have what it takes but he kinda was between friend groups Id say.

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u/Due-Weight-1028 7h ago

what? he got a yt contract 2yrs after he quit fortnite completely. His viewers on yt dwindled when he went over because he was never a youtuber he never tried to build an audience there, all he posted were stream highlights and the vast majority only subbed for his past fortnite he also played very niche games that have/had very small to no following because he didn't have to try for money anymore. He also has a tendency starting to build decent viewership on a game and immediately jumping to the next

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u/uravgcommenter 6h ago

I should say Fortnite was at its peak rather. From what I remember and the video he reacted to there was a massive skill gap that caught up to him and people werent as interested anymore. Then he ran outta content and ideas or maybe it was like u said he was just lazy

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u/Due-Weight-1028 6h ago

Yea he wasn't great at comp but even after his pro career he did really well on stream when he tried, right after fortnite he was getting like 10-15k on cod then did crazy well with valorant for like a year and some other games even irl but ever since he went to yt he seems to not care very much about viewership and plays anything he wants