Gross Gore Quits Streaming Weeks After Major Declaration
Gross Gore quits streaming officially on YouTube, weeks after making some bold claims. Gross Gore was originally banned on Twitch back in March for adult sexual exploitation. But, according to the streamer, it has to do with drama from back in 2015. After switching to YouTube, he claimed he’d become the “world’s biggest streamer,” but that, unfortunately, does not seem to be the case now. Well, he isn’t “quitting,” but he feels like he’s wasting his life on YouTube because it “isn’t made for streaming.” We’re getting some mixed signals here.
Time Spent Streaming Post Ban Has Gone Down the Drain
As Gross Gore quits streaming on YouTube, we’re not sure what to make of the mixed signals. Instead of focusing on streaming, it sounds like he’s going to focus on content creation. He’s going to stay on YouTube because, after all, he can’t go back to Twitch. His appeal on the ban went nowhere.
Gross Gore made his name streaming League of Legends and had some impressive numbers. However, going from 10,000+ viewers to down to 500-700 is demoralizing, according to the streamer. He had this to say about streaming League. “When I’m streaming League of Legends, it’s going nowhere. My brain is not getting the release it needs to feel good about myself. I’m not achieving anything, I’m currently stuck in Diamond 1, and I don’t enjoy streaming League of Legends.”
If what made you initially famous is no longer enjoyable, it becomes time to switch things up. Gross Gore’s not leaving YouTube behind, but he’s going to work on new content. Whether it’s driving around and car spotting or just having fun doing something else, he wants to focus on being a YouTuber. It’s certainly going to be an uphill climb to get back to the glory days, but it sounds like he believes in himself. At least he’s seen that what he’s doing isn’t enjoyable and doesn’t try to force that sort of content.
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