An absolute knuckle head...
Queens, NY
Joined April 2021
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Danny Drops retweeted
🚨 UNIQUE WARZONE MOVEMENT INCOMING 🚨
Verdansk will feature updated movement that is unique to Warzone!
The system itself is still based in Omnimovement but it has been fine tuned just for warzone to be “Closer to the original experience” in terms of pacing and gameplay feel.
Danny Drops retweeted
oi @BobbyPoff Just say it wasn't you 🤷♂️
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Listen Tone, I’m over here at da Planet of the Apes. You’re not gonna believe this, the monkeys are fuckin’ talking. These chimps got a whole buncha horses and no racetrack, maybe we can help em out hehe And T, I’m gettin’ the feeling they’re not fans of our friends in New York
Danny Drops retweeted
Broke 1,000 subs this month for the first time on @kick.
There are not enough words to express how grateful I am for this community and this platform.
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You don’t need to “network” to become a successful streamer.
You need to become a better streamer and content creator to become a successful streamer.
If you can’t stand out on your own, you’re always gonna be a sidekick to someone else’s success.
Too many people think they can network their way to a career in streaming.
If they spent that time actually improving themselves, they would grow 10x faster as a person and a creator.
The reality even though NOBODY wants to say it…a ton of small streamers use “networking” as a guise to use people as stepping stones.
Form meaningful relationships with people you actually care about, and challenge yourself to improve.
Anything else is a complete waste of time.
Danny Drops retweeted
I found out how to fix the Lag in Season 4.5!
RT for discoverability! Tell your friends!♻️
@Activision
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With the growth of Kick, I highly recommend streamers to keep an eye out on who they surround themselves around.
During times of hype, you will see people take advantage of “small streamers” and make discords to use their streams and push the idea that they will get you more views.
Community follow / raid groups are not a solid way to build your own community. They give you a immediate rush of dopamine that typically fades away into inactive users. Which usually results in making you feel even worse when you have followers but no one watches.
Create content and have a conversation with people around shit you are into on Twitter, YouTube, TikTok, Instagram and so on. Then bring those individuals to your stream with conversations that you are genuinely into. That will always be the best way to build a community 🙌
Danny Drops retweeted
Today was the first day of my wife's last cycle of chemotherapy. Gonna share this one last time.
Thank you all so much ♥
gofund.me/bdd4b18b
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The key to succeeding is creating content first, stream second. People stream because they want to see quick success and immediate returns. The true way to start, make content first and get big that way. People will come watch you stream. Look at athletes like Juju. Once you have an audience, they will follow you. Depending on twitch income is one of the most anxiety ridden things you can do. Focus on getting your content where needs to be, then stream.
The amount of money you will make on ad deals through short form and ad sense through long form will be well worth it.
I really don’t see any benefit for people to stay on Twitch if they do choose to stream.
Go to Kick or YouTube.
Danny Drops retweeted
Hey @ADVANCEDgg how many RTs for a Wash Pit Ice Shaker? :)