stackyFACTSBefore hosting millions of angry streamers complaining about lag, this absolute giant of live broadcasting began as a singular terrifying vanity project.
Before hosting millions of angry streamers complaining about lag, this absolute giant of live broadcasting began as a singular terrifying vanity project. One guy simply strapped a camera to his head and continuously broadcast his wildly uninteresting daily life to the internet. It was intended to be a weird art experiment, but accidentally spawned a multi-billion-dollar platform strictly dedicated to watching other people sit in chairs.
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