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On Monday, September 7th, 2020, I was invited to participate in a Zoom call with Troy (Product Manager) and Katey (Community Manager) from Harmonix to celebrate Rock Band 4’s 5th birthday. They invited community members via social media to participate in the celebration by sharing their favorite Rock Band memories and wishing Rock Band a happy 5th birthday. I was one of the lucky ones to get selected and participate. Funny story, they both recognized me as a streamer. They’ll be making a celebration video for early October release on all their socials. 

As an affiliated Twitch streamer since 2017, I understand how streaming can be both a blast and exhausting at times. From my experience, I’ve learned a few lessons about staying balanced as both a streamer and as a person. These tips are entirely from my perspective, and not everything works for everyone—but I assure you that these tips apply to almost anyone!

As a Twitch Affiliate for the last 3+ years, I've learned a thing or two. In this article, I share some of the tips that have helped me grow my stream to 2100+ followers and 90+ subs.

This year, I'll be doing another Christmas charity stream! This time for Sub for Santa. All the proceeds will go toward struggling families who need a little help with their Christmas budget. I'll be matching 50% of all donations and hand-delivering gift cards to the school the week after the stream.

Hello everyone! My name is Robert, but most call me Rob. I am 25 years old and born/live in Bayonne, NJ. I am a line cook for a restaurant named McLoone's Bayonne Grille and been doing it for about 4 years now. What people don't know most about me is that I may seem like the talkative type online when talking to everyone, but I have severe social anxiety in person. I do use the Internet to coupe with the anxiety. About 6 years ago when my father passed away, I hit a huge depression which is why I am the way I am.