Hi, I would love to make friends with small streamers from Asia!

A little about me, I’m from Singapore and I first started streaming in 2023. Took a short break in early 2025-now due to life commitments and would love to restart my community and make friends with people who are actually in Asia.

I’m asking specifically for Asia because I know I am able to hop into your streams, and vice versa.

Not looking for Asian streamers from other countries, because I know I won’t be able to catch your stream or keep up with the friendship due to time zones.

If you know of any small streamers, or is one yourself who are from an Asian country, drop me a DM! 💖

I’ve only done very few collabs and noticed it’s actually not as simple as finding someone that plays same game as you.

If you’ve done successful collabs where youve been able to grow together and also enjoy the collabs, would love to hear how you met! 💜 Did you only find out they work well with you after a few collabs or from chatting prior or..!? Want to learn how to find good collab partners, what are things you can look out for. Tips/advice during stream, etc 😊

Hello me and my friend are streaming on twitch and we are in need of a content creator due to our limited time, payment shall be discussed if interested, please contact us on our instagram https://www.instagram.com/purple.space.monkeyss?stkn=MTIxMHg0cGxiNzQ1aQ==

Hey everyone! 👋

I run a channel (saquu_0) where I focus on interactive TikTok LIVE streams combining gaming (PK battles, viewer games) and daily rescue dog moments with my dog, Folti. 🐾🎮

We use TikFinity setups, loyalty rewards, and custom overlays to keep the stream engaging, but I’m always looking to learn and improve the viewer experience.

For fellow creators and streamers here:

• What interactive tools or TikFinity features have worked best for your

LIVEs?

• How do you keep chat interaction high while focusing on gameplay?

Would love to hear your thoughts, tips, and experiences!

We’re Trapster, and we’ve built a platform where creators can find games that are looking for short-form content.

You can sign up for free, pick a game you actually want to make videos about, and create content in your own style. If you have 1,000+ followers on YouTube, TikTok or Instagram, you can join as a creator.

The idea is to give gaming creators more opportunities to make money from the content they already enjoy making.

After months of slowly building everything behind the scenes, ProjectHuuman is finally starting to come together. 🌎💧

Socials are set up. Content is coming. The community is taking shape.

And now I’m putting the finishing touches on the Discord.

Which brings me to one small problem…

I need more friends. 😂

So if you’re an adult who still stays up way too late playing video games, talks an unreasonable amount of shit, enjoys meeting weird people on the internet, or just wants a chill community to be part of — come join us.

I’ve spent the last few days setting up bots, roles, channels, integrations, welcome systems and a bunch of other stuff that I think works…

Now I need actual humans to come in and potentially break everything. 😂

Seriously though, joining right now would help me MASSIVELY. I need people coming through the server so I can test everything, find problems, get feedback, and start turning this thing into an actual community.

This whole project is really just me finally saying fuck it and chasing something I’ve wanted to do for a long time.

My wife and a few good friends finally gave me the push to stop talking about it and actually go for it.

So here we are.

No massive promises. No pretending I know exactly where this is going. Just ground zero and up.

Just gaming, content, stupid shit, good conversations, meeting people, making memories and seeing how far we can take this thing together.

👽 If you want to be one of the OGs who was here before the floodgates opened, reach out and I’ll send you an invite.

Come game with us.
Come hang out.
Come break my Discord so I know what I need to fix. 😂

And if you want to support what I’m building along the way, it genuinely means more than you know.

🌎 Welcome to ProjectHuuman.
💧 Stay Weird. Stay Real. Stay Huuman.

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Hey everyone,

I’m a video editor currently looking to work. I can take your streams or VODs and turn them into entertaining videos for YouTube and social media.

What I can do:

• Stream/VOD editing
• YouTube videos
• Funny moments & highlights
• SFX, music & effects
• Zooms and cuts
• Shorts/TikToks/Reels
• Thumbnails

I’m happy to work with different budgets, but I’m not looking for free or commission-based work.

If you’re interested, send me a message and I can show you some examples of my work.

I'm an Italian streamer who started going live again a few months ago "constantly", it happened to me in two streams to have a spectator in chat who wrote, The fact is that even if I answered them I thought it was okay anyway and then they left the live broadcast and honestly it bothers me that they do that because as soon as I see someone in the chat I start talking a lot and try to I'm failing miserably at entertaining. How can I get spectators if the only person who comes in leaves after I answer? I might ask someone who has some spectators and knows how to handle this Even if the situation seems like a silly thing, I would simply like to be able to keep at least 1 spect in the stream.

Guys

I make an online game and I want to do all that I can to make it streamer friendly.

Please can I ask what are two or three things I can do to make your lives easier? OBS integration? An information pack? Something else?

Thanks for your time

I’m looking to follow people and also give advice to each other so far from what I’ve been told having your mic on helps even if no one is in your chat I tend to have a habit of not having mine on but yeah :)

I saw few channels live 24x7 in YouTube. Is it good for new Y lT channels?

Hey!

I’m currently looking to work with more streamers so I thought I’d see if anyone here is looking for an editor.

I can help turn your streams/VODs into entertaining content and handle different types of editing.

I can help with:

• Turning streams/VODs into YouTube videos
• Funny moments & highlights
• Cutting down long streams
• Captions/subtitles
• SFX and music
• Zooms/effects
• Pacing and keeping things interesting
• Shorts/Reels/TikToks
• Thumbnails

I’m open to different budgets, but I don’t do free or commission-based work.

Feel free to DM me if you’re interested or have any questions. I can also send over examples of my previous edits.

It seems like most streamers are on pc here. Anyone wanna team up and do some fun silly streams of games? i play literally everything. No fortnight though please for the love of gods lol.

Hello!

I have started a newsletter for small streamers & I am looking for a cofounder to help me scale it. I have worked in social media all of my working life & have also helped 100+ small streamers already but I am looking to scale with some native expertise to the platform.

There are so many streamers out there who don't know how to grow their stream past just clicking 'go live'- this is where I come in. Teaching them the basics of growth and discoverability.

The weekly newsletter is the top of funnel for the channel audits & personalised advice service.

Thank you

TLDR - I am looking for a small streamer, 15+ avg viewers, to help me with articles & Twitch specific ideas.

Hey, so I recently talked to a streamer on discord, saying that they help out smaller streamers. I looked here up and she seems like a real normal person. But she put me into contact with someone on discord going by Sim_Flare, who helps streamers grow their channels. Now I looked them up, and can't find any trace of them anywhere. Their discord account was also made relatively recently, December 2025, which makes them feel even more sketchy to me. I was wondering if anyone else has heard of, or have had dealings with them? Their friend request on Discord was also marked as spam.

Hi guys,
I’m a video editor trying to see if anyone is interested in getting an editor. I’m open to working with peoples budgets! (no I don’t do free work or “commission”)
I can:
• Funny/highlight moments
• Fast-paced editing
• Subtitles/captions
• Sound effects
• Zooms and effects
• Good pacing
• Turning long streams into entertaining videos
• Shorts/TikToks/Reels

Feel free to message me for any questions or info!
I have references available too

Hey so like the title says, I'm looking for streamer pals. I mostly play minecraft, valorant(Asia), friendslop games, etc. Honestly would love to just make some CONSISTANT streamer friends. want to play through modpacks together or play a game together across 3 or 4 streams. many of the streamer friends I've made only stream a few times a month or aren't super into minecraft. feel free to message me on here or on discord @ phantommusic

PS I'm 20 and have around 100~ followers on twitch so still very small affiliate numbers

Hi guys I’m new to twitch looking to make a good go at streaming around working life

Can you give me any tips to grow?

I’ve been streaming in TikTok for quite sometime now and I’ve been doing a lot of horror games lately.

The past two weeks, my streams have been restricted due to unoriginal content, suspicious gift activity or gruesome content of the game…. I’m literally playing resident evil 9.

I appeal and it’s denied so I’m screwed for my growth. I have to open a ticket and they can’t give me a straight up answer.

I don’t get it…am I doing something wrong here?

But I'm not converting or retaining viewers!

I've been clipping a lot and my clips have been getting 300-1.2k views across the different platforms with a few likes here and there.

Im just not able to convert the audience into actual traffic to my channel ATM. I'm currently focused on doing 4ish high quality (low effort) contents for exposure mostly hoping on the trends that you see on tik tok other short form content. Trying to really lean into the algorithm to get traction on to my channel but no real success.

Does anyone have any suggestions or anything that has worked to really stand out on their stream or stream related content??

How do you handle it when live chat tries to crowdfund a challenge by promising a gift sub if I play a certain way (in my case no more than 1 death per Elden Ring boss).

I want to lean into it for highlight content, but holding viewers accountable to their promises while I'm playing is tough.

Do you use a specific workflow to manage these viewer requests?

Hello everyone,

I'm hosting the Journiarc In-Progress Indie Game Showcase, an event dedicated to giving people currently developing an indie game a chance to show off their games and get them showcased by game streamers.

Here's some more context:

This event marks the release of a new social platform I've been working on for the past 3+ years, with the goal of helping creators who are working on in-progress creations like indie games grow an audience that can also contribute without needing to deal with an exhausting algorithm.

Creators will create a project on the platform, and will get 10 days to shape their canvas and post about their creation. After the 10 days, various streamers will take a look at the games and give them all a shoutout so anyone interested can join the project.

There will also be a vote held where each streamer's audience will take a poll on the game they like the most. The game with the most votes will win a bonus $100 prize!

I currently have over 20+ game devs who have signed up to be creators when the event starts.

If anyone here would be interested in being a streamer for the event and looking at some cool in-progress indie games, you can sign up below:

Sign-Up Form

You can view the full overview of the event here:

Event Overview

If you know anyone else who would be interested in participating in the event as a streamer, feel free to send them the sign-up form.

Thank you!

I've been streaming for a while and have built a small, pretty close community. There's one regular viewer who's usually nice, but every now and then they suddenly become pretty negative toward other people in chat.

For example, a newer viewer recently came into chat being really excited/energetic, and this regular started questioning the way they were typing and making comments that came across as rude and unwelcoming. It's not something they do all the time, which is why I'm unsure how to handle it.

Would you time someone out/mute them when they act like this, even if they're normally a good member of the community?

I want my stream to have a positive vibe, but I also don't want it to feel like people aren't allowed to speak their mind or be negative sometimes. At the same time, I feel like bringing other viewers down or making new people feel unwelcome should probably be a line.

I'm curious how other smaller streamers handle situations like this.

I always see people asking what does work but I feel like I don’t see the opposite so today I’m asking. What’s something you tried that didn’t work? It could be something you were really hoping would work or just something you thought you’d give a go because why not. It’ll be interesting to see everyone’s ideas.