Psyche discusses the challenges of live streaming, including being 'porn bombed' and 'gore bombed' by malicious viewers. He shares his experiences and concerns about getting his channel in trouble.
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Psyche starts the episode by sharing his experience of being 'porn bombed' during a live stream the previous night ▶ 0:04. He explains that someone shared explicit content on his stream, but he was able to quickly respond and avoid any serious issues [0:09-0:22]. He also mentions being 'gore bombed' on another occasion, where someone shared graphic content that could have gotten him in trouble [0:45-0:58]. Psyche expresses his concern about getting his channel taken down or striked, especially since he is close to reaching the 3,000 hours required for monetization [0:32-0:36]. He acknowledges that he has been targeted by malicious viewers before, but has never received a strike on his channel [0:30-0:31].
The episode appears to highlight the challenges and risks associated with live streaming, particularly when it comes to dealing with malicious viewers. Psyche's experiences suggest that he is vulnerable to attacks and harassment, which could impact his ability to continue streaming. The episode also continues the pattern of Psyche sharing his personal experiences and concerns with his audience, which is a characteristic of his hosting style.
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here last night though. You were on. >> I was on and we I got porn bombed. Like I had a nice like four or five hour stream and then like then someone came on and I couldn't see what was on the screen but I was like what was that on the screen? They're like it was somebody um it was some kind of drawing or something of somebody >> having anal sex or I don't know. And just turn off they're like just turn off
your show and like and then private the stream and like come back on. And so yeah, what's up Sean? Um, so but I've been poor mom several times. I've never gotten a strike on my channel, but right now I'm at like my almost like 2500 hours and then I need 3,000 to get monetized and so I'm going to have some in more intense attacks um of people and stuff like that. But I mean it wasn't didn't look that bad to me. But it's
like I was gore bomb the other night which is like they put some kind of like unalivaling themselves graphic like on my face or looked like someone was unaliving themselves on my show or something like that and that could get me in big trouble and stuff like that and I don't want to get my channel taken down or stried or stuff like that. Um and so >> don't want that happening to you. >> Right. I'm having fun because I'm having so much fun doing my
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