What's up, everyone? Welcome to Creator Support, the show where we answer your questions about the

business of being a creator. Today on the show, we're talking about Kai Sinat and his rise to becoming

the number one Twitch streamer. We're also going to be talking about the future of podcasts on

YouTube, whether or not we delete negative comments. And lastly, we're going to finish with a video

question about how to take short form videos and turn them in to long form content. All right. If you make it to the deep end, let us know. All right, our first question comes

from the subreddit, and it is just titled Kai and Speed. I'd love for you guys to give your

take on how Kai Sanat and I Show Speed have built their streaming empires out of nowhere at a young

age. Very impressive to me. So, Kaiaisanat, or Kaisanat,

depending on how you say it. No one knows. I'm sure there is a right answer to that.

I doubt it. Okay. Well, he recently became the king of Twitch, and he crossed 300,000

subscribers, which is an extremely difficult thing to do.

Yeah, and those are paying subscribers.

That's what I was going to say.

Those are paying subscribers.

Right.

And live content is one of the most inconvenient in some ways because you have to have,

obviously, everyone there at the same time watching a stream.

And that's something that Kai Sinat has proven to be really good at in his rise is having, you know, over 100,000 people live watching at the same time. Now Ludwig held the

record before. He crossed 280,000 subscribers during his sub-a-thon, which was kind of an accidental

sub-a-thon. He was home after getting a surgery and was like, I'm going to just stream.

And, you know, like you guys can control if the time goes up, if I have to keep streaming.

If you guys subscribe, then the time goes up.

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