Emergency episode, everyone, because the first live birth was just live streamed on Twitch,

and people online are debating whether this is basically Black Mirror or the pro-family

content that the world needs to see, and I have thoughts.

So a streamer that goes by the name Fandy and her husband, Adam, welcomed their daughter

Luna into the world this week through a homebirth that was streamed to 50,000 of their closest

friends and family. And before we take a watch, don't worry, you won't be graphic. Before we take a

watch and discuss what that means for streaming and birth rates and this child's future, make sure that you like this video and subscribe to our channel if you have not already. And as a reminder, next week, new show schedule, we will be dropping episodes Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday. And I'm very excited to make sure you turn on your notification so that you never miss a video.

Alright, let's just dive right into it.

So again, this is not graphic, but here is the clip that is now gone viral across social media.

Yeah, I want to let me know.

You might have you lung your leg, but let's see.

Yeah.

No! You might have you long away, but let's see. Yeah. All right, I'm going to pause it right there.

That's really all you need to see.

Those are the final moments of her being in labor. She is pushing.

The baby comes out. She's in like a home birth tub in their living room. So much of this

is just like insane to me. First of all, I feel like I'm very close to this right now because

I literally just went through this like five weeks ago. Thankfully, not on a live stream.

But I'm just like in this moment,

I know what that feels like so intimately right now. And to know not only that you have a bunch of people sitting around you in your home watching, but that you are streaming this

to thousands and thousands of people. Like, I know that you get into this like primal state and like

the world is tuned up. Like I had no idea how long I was pushing when I delivered a couple

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