[ SECRET POST #4525 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4525 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

OP here, just wanted to add: when do I see a streamer or YouTuber consistently stick to "hey girls and boys" or "hey everyone" or even "hey assholes" or something else non-stereotyping, my respect for them goes up a tiny bit. Takes literally half a second.

[liz_marcs]

I'm totally with you.

This is why I like watching Christopher Odd. It's either "ladies and gentlemen" or "welcome back everybody!"

He's this sweet, polite Canadian guy that's gained a pretty big following among people I know IRL, mostly because his gameplay is fun, he doesn't go in with guns a-blazing, and his language is PG at best. He kind of assumes he's "family channel" in that I think he assumes most of the people who watch him are either on the younger side or are older people who don't want to deal with edgelords.

When I first started playing, my brother and all his friends recommended him.

[(Anonymous)]

I think part of it is due to streaming as a profession being so new. Lots of the old mentality of just doing it for their friends and buddies has carried over

If it's somebody's personal Twitch stream, nobody would care

Except then they continue to do it as an open, now-commercial channel. Once they're advertising themselves as open to all to watch and trying to attract a broad audience and subscribers as an entertainer, it's different

And some people like the guy you mentioned realize that and others really... don't. :\

[(Anonymous)]

I'm also wondering if maturity of the host is at play.

I've watched him, too. And he's got a full-time job and a wife, so this is kind of a part-time gig for him.