Streaming is a viable and powerful career path that allows young people to express themselves and achieve massive success from home.

“bro you could go down to a kid today and ask that person what he want to be bro he ain't going to say rapper he ain't going to say this not that you ask these people what they want to be now bro is streamers bro you feel me and that's and I love it because it's going to keep them inside it's going t”

Streaming is a profession that requires constant work, networking, and consistent engagement with an audience.

“Streaming is like you said, you're always live. So I'm basically living my life on camera.”

He believes that the key to success in streaming is to be authentic and consistent with grinding.

“Bro, what I what I think is like first of all, you you got to be yourself cuz um after a while, you you know what I'm saying? You can't you can't keep faking it all the time, right? And then I think you I think you got to grind. You just you know what I'm saying? You got to grind.”

Garnt believes streaming an entire day of one's life as irl content is a dystopian and weird concept.

“and to me that's just a level of like that's that's the dystopian future that i i don't want in my life”

Connor believes irl streaming feels like a black mirror episode because it lacks the performative structure of a studio setting.

“I feel that like if you stream in like say a studio like this right there's like a performative side to it it's almost like a stage or like a setup like like there is literal sets that we perform in like yes yeah but sitting down for like three hours at an izakaya while like having a casual beer it'”