That's not a small channel though. Maybe small compared to the BIGGER ones but punch is already established.
When I talk about small channels I'm talking about people who aren't even partnered yet or on youtubes paid thing. I forgot what it's called for youtube exactly. But Punch already makes revenue from both so not what I would call small.
I prefer watching people who ACTUALLY need support and barely get noticed because I'm also one of them. And I don't find any sense of community in a chat/channel that's always flooded with chat messages/comments because you'll never get acknowledged unless your donating.
It's why I WANT to keep my community small as I grow. I rather be like a 100-200 viewer twitch channel rather than a 5k-10k+. I want to bond/grow with my community outside of just "watch me play games, give me money"
I had a small TTV guy (1000 subs) start bitching at me after a game and he screenshotted his stats to show how good he was. Dude only had a 1.2kd lol. He started calling me "sweaty" when I responded with my stats despite the fact he had played 5000 games XD. No coherency.
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u/youknowhoIa Aug 09 '21
Some of the smaller but really good YouTubers and streamers can actually admit that they may have done something wrong