SkiiMaskTimmy's Twitch streams, cut from live footage or VODs. Keep his facecam visible and put the Twitch.tv/skiimasktimmy overlay on every clip. Post the clips to Instagram, TikTok and YouTube.
$2,482 of $2,500 is left, spent at about $7 a day.
FORECAST
90+ daysThe budget lasts more than 90 days at this pace
SPENT A DAY
$7
BUDGET LEFT
99%99% of the budget left
$18 used$2.5K budget
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Timmy opens his Call of Duty stream, sets new giveaway point rules and flubs his introSTREAM VODFirst 15 of 4h 26m analysed74HIGH
Timmy opens his Call of Duty stream, greets chat and asks excited viewers to type dobs. He warns chat to keep their hands off Ari's sandwiches, insisting Ari is off limits and not to be messed with.
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He promises to review clips and award 100 miles points to the best one, then sets new giveaway rules live, reserving two giveaways for Mass Pass holders at 500 Mass points and requiring 100 Mass points from newbies. Timmy says giveaways bring new people and let him ask gaming companies for keys such as 10 Call of Duty keys, but admits he does not want the channel to become a giveaway marketplace.
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WHO
TimmyStreamer
AriMentioned
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Timmy botches his intro take after take, forgetting to press record and admitting he does not know what to do.
skiimasktimmy plays the Hunger closed beta blind and plots to pose as an NPC to stab playersSTREAM VODFirst 15 of 4h 26m analysed74HIGH
In the first 15 minutes, skiimasktimmy opens the Hunger closed beta completely blind, admits he has never seen the game, and reacts to its opening cinematic and its placeholder menus full of Lorem ipsum Latin. He pitches Hunger as a PvPvE extraction shooter from the Hell Let Loose developers and says the devs gave him two beta keys to give away, though he admits Steam invitations require 30 days of friendship.
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He realizes his YouTube stream never went live because he forgot to press stream, confirms the 18-and-over age gate and jokes that he might have a fake ID. He plans to act like an NPC offering a quest and then stab the player who accepts it.
Covers the first 15 of 266 minutes.
WHO
skiimasktimmyStreamer
WHY WATCH
He plays the game with no idea what it is, then lays out a plan to pose as an NPC and stab whoever accepts his quest.
A streamer fumbles his Call of Duty DMZ intro, gives away two copies and drops in soloSTREAM VODFirst 15 of 4h 16m analysed70HIGH
He opens a poll on whether he will extract and gives away two Modern Warfare copies to viewers who type enter, saying he might add a third. He watches a cinematic of a flying puppy, names the dog Rex, opens the graphics settings, calls the visuals unreal and fiddles with the FOV.
Covers the first 15 of 256 minutes.
WHY WATCH
He forgets to hit record and cannot land a single clean intro, and chat clips the mess.
A streamer opens Day 3 of Wardogging Season 2 in tears over a Dalek videoSTREAM VODFirst 15 of 5h 16m analysed70HIGH
In the first 15 minutes, the streamer opens Day 3 of Wardogging Season 2, asks who is ready to create cinema and shows the end of a Dalek video, calling it actual cinema. He plays a clip where an island boy enters War Dogs season 2 and searches for Dalek, and argues Hollywood might as well sign them for their cinematic content.
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DalekMentioned
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The streamer cries over a Dalek video and declares Dalek their Lord and savior, doubling down by claiming Hollywood might as well sign them.