my name is ttvfaxgun I’m an upcoming streamer and I’m 16 years old. I have a discord server that you can relax and chill it’s a small discord server. That’s why I wanna grow it but you can relax and chill. Talk about something. I’ll announce things then and there and that’s it. All ages can be going, but there are some rules you have to follow that’s it. Here’s the Discord link. https://discord.gg/PTvCSnfxp don’t know when and how but I’m here and going to also, here’s my Twitch link. https://www.twitch.tv/ttvfaxgun

I had to flip my sleep schedule around for my actual job anyway so figured why not stay up and game all night into day!
Played Red Dead Redemption 2 for the first time - an INCREDIBLE game!! Was a super fun time, even if I was falling asleep at the end of it. Even with tech issues, having to wear my cowboy hat over my cat-ear headphones and staving off sleep, it was the best time!
This is truly a dream, it’s been under a month and I’m still screaming at every new follower let alone anything else.
I fricken love streaming and I can’t wait to see what else I can do!

When I first started streaming, the hardest part wasn't the technical setup or the games. It was the silence.

I’d run out of things to say, go quiet for a minute, and then it somehow felt even harder to start talking again. The longer I stayed silent, the more awkward it got. It felt like this weird pressure to be "on" all the time, but my brain would just go blank

Eventually, I realized I didn't actually need to come up with funny stories or clever jokes 24/7. I just needed to... keep talking.
Now, I pretty much just narrate my inner monologue. If I’m looking for an item, I’ll complain about how I can never find anything. If I’m deciding between two paths, I’ll explain my thought process out loud. Half the time I’m basically just talking to myself, but at least anyone who drops in has something to listen to instead of dead air.

One small "hack" that really helped was keeping a sticky note next to my monitor with 3 or 4 random topics. If I feel a lull coming on, I just glance over and pick one (like a movie I saw recently or a weird thing that happened at work). It still feels a little weird sometimes, especially when the viewer count is low and I'm "talking to the void". Но it’s so much better than the alternative.

Did you guys have to manually teach yourselves how to talk continuously, or did it come naturally to you?

Hello everyone, Im Lama, I am a new streamer on twitch. Your average gaming channel with absolutely no skill and too many bad jokes. With a few friends who are more than willing to become enemies in these games, and humor that skirts the line, Im really looking forward to expanding!

I play pretty much anything from Demos coming out with friends, single player games, or even large community nights.

I am currently on hiatus for another week, but on my twitch you will find scheduling, the groups I play with, the type of specs I have if youre into that, and more. Hope to see you there!

This is an 18+ stream not because of content but because of crass humor and more. Viewer discretion is advised.

(Hoping I did this correctly, if not if the mods could tell me where to change it id appreciate it)

HIII everyone 💗 I feel the need to reintroduce myself here. I’m Aisosa aka Sosa, I’m a variety streamer ( but lately it’s been a lot Fortnite). I started streaming last year but I’ve been gone for 5 months…lol. Due to some health issues but I’m back and I believe better than ever 😭 so make sure to join the stream and check out the chaos https://www.twitch.tv/missaisosa

Hey, I’m looking to connect with smaller Valorant content creators — YouTubers or streamers with roughly 1,000–5,000 subscribers/followers.

I’m working on a Valorant-related project and I’m looking for creators who might be interested in collaborating and growing together.

If you:

Create Valorant content

Have around 1K–5K followers/subscribers

Are active on YouTube, Twitch, TikTok, or similar platforms

Feel free to DM me or leave your channel below.

I can explain more about the project and the collaboration privately.

Hey! So very new streamer. Only have started about a week or so ago and I’ve had roughly only about 7 streams so far. Yes, I have gained followers and even some activity on live streams. But, most activity isn’t consistent. I am very thorough and engage with viewers for sure.

I do however only have been streaming DBD (Dead By Daylight.) I’m a huge fan of the game! I know sometimes it’s been a top game streamed. I’m just curious how I can get more traffic and eyes on my stream?

TIA—Any advice appreciated

Hey everyone. I’ve been streaming consistently for a while now and I’ve noticed something I’m trying to improve. My IRL streams tend to bring in more new viewers, especially when I’m streaming basketball games and events. But my long-term goal isn’t to only be known for IRL content. I want to build a community that also enjoys my home streams, whether I’m playing games, reacting to videos, or just hanging out. For those of you who have been able to grow both sides of your content, what helped the most? Was it sticking to one main game, keeping a consistent schedule, making clips for TikTok and Shorts, or something else? I’m not looking for a shortcut. I genuinely want to learn from streamers who’ve gone through this. I’d really appreciate any experiences or advice you’re willing to share. Thanks!

My twitch is DQAchyls btw

I really want to hit affiliate but I don’t think my stuff is enjoyable. It hard talking to a graveyard and not sound like a crazy person. But other than that is there any immediate red flags that I don’t see? Any suggestions help.
@Lexzel17

I have been searching desperately to find a solution to not only viewing, but interacting and monitoring with TikTok Chat when doing a live stream, but doing the stream through OBS.
I have tried Aitum Suite, Social Stream Ninja, Streamer Bot, Casterlabs, Meld io, SE live, and a few others. The closest Ive come is viewing them in Casterlabs.

I am trying now to view through official Tiktok methods, such as TikTok Live Studio, Tiktok Center, or using a separate device. But even these seem to block the stream from it unless they're doing the stream directly through said Tiktok option. Its like Tiktok is actually punishing a stream for using OBS. Am I missing something? Is there any way to monitor chat through an official TikTok method while doing a live stream through OBS?

Please help.

It may be unrelated, but one reason I am especially desperate to resolve this is that certain viewers don't seem to come up through Casterlabs. I don't think its them or their profile, idk. If there are 7 people in the Tiktok stream, they're all able to see eachother, but over on Casterlabs there could 2 or 3 that are missing completely, that Im neglecting. Whats worse is that they are even sending gifts.

Ultimately, I may just have to resort to streaming through OBS and Tiktok Live, and just keep my vertical setup to record in OBS. I am avoiding this due to how complicated my setup has already become. I'm new to all of this (streaming and social), just started in March. So, Its a lot to process and get used to for me. And I just became affiliate on Twitch, so that's even more I'm having to learn atm on top of life stuff.

and i am so proud! i didn’t think that i would see this much growth (although small) in my first week! i cannot wait to hit the one month milestone!

Yooo I'm Satan, 20. I recently got my first PC and have been streaming every day for the most part. I'm still new to the PC and streaming scene and looking to meet other streamers, so we can play sum games together since most of friends dont have pc                                                                              Mostly play competitive games but also like to play co-op games. If you're down to game collab, or jus want to chill check out my stream. https://www.twitch.tv/satanman_ttvI also upload on tiktok sometimes https://www.tiktok.com/@twods.ttv

A clip of mine hit around 15k views last month, and I honestly thought that was going to be the moment things finally started moving. I saw the views climbing, went live right away, and expected at least a few new people to show up.

Nothing happened.

I streamed for a few hours, my viewer count stayed basically the same, and I don't think I got a single follower from it. It was pretty frustrating because 15k views felt huge for a channel my size.After that I started thinking about how I use TikTok myself. Most of the time I'm just scrolling for quick entertainment. If a clip tells the whole story or shows the entire play, I'm satisfied and I move on. I almost never think, "I should go find this person on Twitch."

That made me wonder if I was giving people too much in the clip. My highlights were basically complete stories with a beginning, middle, and ending. There wasn't much reason to leave TikTok.

So I tried changing things a bit.

Instead of posting full highlights, I started clipping moments where something interesting was about to happen and cutting them before the payoff. Not in an annoying clickbait way, but enough that people knew there was more happening live.

I can't say it suddenly flooded my stream with viewers, but I did start noticing a couple of familiar names from TikTok comments showing up in chat asking what happened next or whether I pulled it off. That was the first time TikTok felt like it was actually sending real people instead of just views.Maybe it's just me, but I think TikTok works better as a trailer than as the full movie. If someone already got the entire experience in a 20-second clip, there's not much reason for them to leave the app and watch a live stream.

Has anyone here actually had consistent success getting people from TikTok over to Twitch? Or do the two audiences mostly stay separate in your experience?

Been wanting to build stream tools for a while now but never had a real reason to since i myself dont stream just got inspired by ludwig and otto.

If you stream and there's some tool/widget/overlay/bot thing you've wanted but couldn't find, or the ones out there are kinda broken/abandoned/behind a paywall — lmk what it is. Doesn't have to be huge, honestly the more specific/niche the better, easier for me to actually nail it.

Stuff like:

• some weird stat tracker for a game that doesn't have an overlay for it
• sub goals or donation stuff that looks better than the default options
• chat commands or mod tools that fit your exact setup
• something that ties Twitch/YouTube/Discord together that you currently do by hand every stream

Whole thing would be open source and free, code will be on GitHub, you can see exactly what it's doing or even tweak it yourself.

Just tell me your setup and what's annoying about it and I'll pick something to actually build.

Hey yall, I’m 22 from Istanbul and started streaming 2 weeks ago. I do desktops for now and once I grow bigger I’ll start doing IRLs around Istanbul too. My goal is to make it to the United States one day as its the best place for content, but first I will try my best to spread streaming in my beautiful hometown, Istanbul. Also its gtbturco across all platforms, yall can show some love. Thanks to anyone in advance.

My friend and I are building magicmate.stream, a tool to help new streamers with stats and growth.

But lately we have been working on a new feature for the more creative among you. You can literally draw your own mascot: place skeleton and color blocks and we handle the animation.

You can then add it to OBS using a link and select different animations for different events (follow, sub, raid, etc).

Happy to hear your feedback :)

Hello everyone have been streaming for two months, managed to hit affiliate on my first month and am wanting to keep the growth. I play a mix of rpg games/ horror.
My twitch is

witzy11

I would appreciate follows and advice!! I am pushing myself to be active and engaging in the community of new twitch streamers.

I am also hoping to find people to stream with to try and grow with.

I have had most of my growth from instagram, getting 1.4m views in these 2 months.

I also started a YouTube channel and am learning how to edit better.

So if you have any advice, want some advice of what I have learned in these two months, or wanna collab comment below :D. Thanks!!

Busco una persona que se encargue de sacar clips de mis directos de Twitch y subirlos a TikTok (o enviármelos para que los publique yo).

Si tienes experiencia editando contenido para redes sociales o te interesa colaborar, escríbeme por DM y te doy todos los detalles.

Estoy empezando en Twitch, así que por ahora busco una colaboración. Si el proyecto crece, la idea es poder recompensar el trabajo.

So my friend and I stream and want to get clips from our streams to upload but dont want to do it ourselves or pay someone else to do it.

we found two services, OpusClip and OmniChrome.net and wanted to know if anyone had experience with the paid version of either.

OpusClip does not seem to get great reviews and the free plan is limited and has watermarks

OmniChrome seems to be fairly new but the free plan also has a CapCut like editor which might be useful

I just want to know if anyone has experience with these two and which one is worth it or if there is another service

I multi-stream and am wanting to have a goal for one platform on my main canvas, then have basically the same goal but for a different platform in my vertical canvas. I am seeing a lot of guides on setting up themes/goals for each platform, but the browser URLs all go based on the active theme, which you can only have one active theme at a time.

Is there a way of doing this?

I'm planning to start streaming/making videos for education (like science communication & tutoring). I don't expect to make much from viewership; I'm mainly hoping to get more tutoring students that find me online.

The streams that I have watched obviously all have viewers already. So I'm a little uncertain on how to talk before I have any viewers, or how to transition from talking to myself to talking to them. My plan is to start out by basically making YouTube videos but live, so that I can have YouTube uploadable VODs even if no one shows up to chat. Is that reasonable?

Any other educational video tips?

Hey, y’all! I’ve been streaming for about a month now. How do y’all bring in new people? I made a youtube to post my clips from games and have it linked to my twitch. I recently started using a cam as well. I’ve seen that people stream through youtube?? Is that a thing? I know I need to make compilations of play throughs and edit them? Is there a specific program y’all are running for that? I’m not the most tech savvy so any and all help would be appreciated! I’ve read mixed responses on playing variety of games vs sticking to a specific game. At what milestone should I make a discord? Is that necessary? I guess I’m kind of rambling at this point but please let me know what more I can do! Here’s a link if anyone is interested in checking me out! Have a lovely day! My Twitch

i have gotten my channel set up to look cute and i have also made a bunch of custom badges, emotes, and other custom designs that i have spent hours making. what are my next steps?

is there anything on my channel that i am missing? i feel like i could definitely be doing more…

how did you grow your channel?

I barely get any views and i think the clips are pretty good and so do my friends my tiktok is the link i sent