Twitch doesn't want to get rid of viewbotting because they know if they did, Twitch would lose 30% of its viewership overnight. And I bet you if Kik got rid of their viewership of viewbots, it would go down 60% overnight. If I had to guess, I would say Twitch would go down about 30% on average overnight, and I think Kik would go down 60%. And what would happen is sponsors and anyone that sells their ads to Twitch would immediately pull out because it would go crazy viral. It would be everywhere and they would leave. And Twitch does not want that. So they won't ban Emily because they don't want people to know that. They don't want this to be bigger news than it was. And it's smart. They shouldn't ban Emily. It'd be stupid for them to do it. It's not worth it.
Bold percentages, platform-wide implications, sponsor falloutâstrong, polarizing claim that fuels debate.
This is not an apology. This is control. Perception is everything. First. I would like to apologize to everyone I have disappointed. Not too strong. Not too weak. Let's keep it going. Most of all, to my girlfriend. I'm so sorry I put you through so much. I never want to make these mistakes again. It hurts you. People I care about. I was unfaithful. And I own and fully admit to that. Direct admission disarms critics.
A funny, meta âhow to write an apologyâ monologue with anime flavorâdistinct, memeable, self-contained.
Wait, Stale's here. I screwed up by recruiting some super fans to the LSF mod team because I was sick of the mod drama and I could just overrule them as a top mod. Ironically, that came back to bite me and now they have killed the subreddit with me gone. Wait, so Stale, so you agree that these are super fucking obsessed viewers and you also agree that this deletion of this is fucking ridiculous.
Direct admission from a former lead mod is explosive and self-containedâinstant headline energy.
Embedding is basically just the more expensive viewbotting, right? It's legal. So there's viewbotting, which is illegal. Viewbotting is when you are buying just bots that are constantly coming to you. Embedding is technically legal because it is what they do on the Twitch website. Embedding is the front page of Twitch. So when you go to the front page, this is an embed. They're not really going to pay attention to watch this because it's in the front of your stream. This is what we used to pay for. I used to pay for this for some of my events and things.
Crisp, plain-English definitions with insider context; useful and quotable for discourse about streaming metrics.
Keep in mind, this guy Valentius chat, look at this, has 1,700 messages in Extra Emily's server. 1,700 messages in Extra Emily server alone. This post got removed by Valentius. For no reason. Keep in mind, no reason. They didn't even put a reason. They usually put a reason. No reason whatsoever. They just completely swept it. Why? Because it's a clip of me and it's also a clip making Extra Emily look bad. Look at the reason why the head moderator Violet Motion tells me it got removed: There was a lot of reports on the validity.
Concrete numbers + a removed post + named mods = compelling receipts-driven drama. Tight, standalone beat.
Yo, chat, I'm pissed. I'm fucking mad, man. I tried getting a virtual golf setup in my apartment complex and they just don't want to do it. Like, I literally went up to the general manager. I talked to the employees here for about an hour. They gassed me up to go up to her. I went up to her. She was a half Asian girl. I got scared. I didn't do anything. My putter became a fucking, you know, long seven-iron real quick. And I didn't know what to do. So I just ran away.
Fast, story-driven opener with a clear punchline and self-deprecating panic. Short, self-contained, highly clippable.
No, IRL pussy. Sneako, you would not want to fight me, bro. Wait, oh, yeah, in chess. Now I'm down. Let's do it. Let's do it. Let's put five mil on it. Are we talking about five mil those coins in on steak? The free ones 'cause I'm down for that. Mod change of title: five million dollars chess match. Hold on, I gotta put this in my ass first, and I can probably play better. I'm ready. How do you do this?
Quick-fire collab tease, absurd stakes, and crude punchlineâclean 34s hype clip for socials.