Why Ironmouse Started Streaming
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- Опубликовано: 5 июл 2021
- This is a fan channel. You can find Mouse's official channel here: / @ironmouseparty
She usually streams from 7 pm EST on Twitch.
Full VOD: / 1074875262
Timestamp: 03:20:46
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Old saying from my guitar teacher back in the day. “Play to an audience of 1 like you would play to an audience of 1000 because that 1 person took time out of their schedule, and put their life on hold, for YOU. The least you can do is make it worth their while. If you play your heart out to that one person then they have a reason to come back next time, and bring friends.”
Wow that's a great quote
That reminds me of Vivy, with the constant search for what it means to put your heart into something
Im gonna steal that thank your guitar teacher for me :P
I love her completely brutal honesty. That was encouragement mixed with brutal honesty, that if you aren't streaming because it's something you enjoy first and foremost, why the fuck are you doing it at all?
The thing I like the most about this clip is that she completelly captures the way I believe you should live your life. Do what you want to do, even if there aren't many people that support you, just do it for yourself. If you end up living doing everything for other people you aren't living at all.
I love how… what’s the word, not humble, sympathetic?
What ever it is, she’s pretty fucking inspiring.
Probably sounds weird, but I think the closest thing to the word you're looking for might just be "Motherly".
I'm sure that most of us have heard our mothers deliver a similar, grounding speech with such brutal honesty at one point in time. One that can be summarized in twelve words:
"Suck it up. It's not the end of the world. Keep trying."
Sound at all familiar?
@@ADayinWhite I get what your saying, I agree.
The word “authentic” comes to my mind
@@kittyvalbuena182 another good one.
What a good story. Wow, i love mouse
IronMouse put her serious voice on. I love when she puts her serious voice on. The wisdom is about to come out.
the thing is, she is not wrong like at all.
a real failure would be giving up on yourself, the thing is?? in life?? you can achieve just about anything in life through hard work and determination, the more determine you are the harder you will work and too stay determined you got to enjoy what you are doing.
it's like she said, she didn't started big she got big because she keep on going for herself enjoying doing streams even if there was going to be only a few people in it because she just wanted to have fun and do something that made her feel like her situation in life is not going to be a problem.
she got big when she sang the kulikitaka song and people meme about it and that got the attention of more folks, who is to say you won't make something that will call the attentions of others??
you only become a failure when you give up on your self, not everything is going to work out in life but what is worth doing something you can't enjoy?? that is just it do it because you like it and keep on going who know you will make something that others enjoy and in a blink of a eye you will see the road you just walkthrough.
never give up... that is the key.
Not a streamer, but an artist who often look for the approval of people, I never thought of thinking something like this, nor something I never thought of hearing. I have been drawing for others but without thinking about drawing what I love. I never thought I would find the courage to draw again for myself when Ironmouse said that, and I thank her for that.
This hits way too close to home for myself as an artist as well. I went in for myself but from doing favors for others, I ended up burning myself out horribly and practically murdered my own passion
I have like 10 followers on twitch and I still stream several times a week. I do it for the fun of it.
I don't have any followers I think, it's been a while since streaming, but I need to get back to that pretty soon. I got to get some things/stuff done before I can get into the real stuff but I'm going to get there
Thats a good mind set 🥺😤💕
Respect
What's your Twitch username? I'll drop you a follow and tune in for streams if they happen when I'm not too busy
The most inspirational and successful people start out small. Everyone does 😊
she does speak words of wisdom
Fun Fact: I hated Ironmouse when I was first exposed to her. Ya wanna know why? Because my first exposure was hearing her through my friend's mic cuz the dude has his youtube and stream videos going on a side laptop. He doesn't want them in the background while talking to us, he wants to be able to watch them and play games simultaneously, so all I would ever hear is this high-pitched awful squeaky voice from his end and it ground my gears so bad.
I finally broke one day and had to look her up just for fucking context and actually seeing her and not getting patches of audio filtered through someone elses mic made all the difference. She and Nyanners are my favorite vtubers.
Also I have never been exposed to a vtuber through a debut. it's always after the fact.
Character development
@@dihydrogenmonoxide7600 it's a shame my friend refuses to develop his character AND LISTEN TO HIS SHIT THROUGH HIS HEADPHONES LIKE A NORMAL PERSON
@@Grabnok Don't put up with that shit. I get on my friends' cases any damn time they try to make me put up with grating, irritating audio. If they ain't willing to pause watching someone else while having an active conversation with you, especially when it causes everyone else active discomfort, they don't respect you enough. Mute the fuck outta them till they act right.
how are vtubers' debuts so popular anyways? normal streamers aren't that big, how can vtubers get so popular so fast?
@@bloopbloop9687 i wonder too. i just end up watching vtubers. Maybe never underestimate weebs?
I do 2 streams/month and I´m very lucky for having 23 viewers on my live streams and 960 subs in youtube... people subestimate too much having more than themself looking what you do with interest. Numbers are numbers... but the numbers represent real people... that is what can make you be proud on what you do.
Really inspirational video Mouse. You are doing great.
As someone who used to busk (and now just occasionally), streaming feels just like that: performing to an audience you're trying to grab; be it 1 or 100. Besides, if you can get 1 to consume your performance/content; it's already an accomplishment. As long as you stay true to yourself and you're passionate about doing it, do it.
Even Gawr Gura didn't just appear out of nowhere
We're pretty sure we know who she was before joining Cover Corp and she worked her ass off for YEARS
More like about a decade.
Thanks to ironmouse inspired me to stream, be a vtuber and Nux help me to get over my fears of being judged by others.
I want to share and show animation and possibly teach newcomers on how to draw/ animate and even teach on how to change your voice to sound your favorite character and always Remember the good times and never forget how we get to where we are now.
There are right now.. many streamers on twitch with 5, 2, 20, viewers. And they still streaming. My respect to them
I remember Mouse’s first debut. It looked amazing. I thought “Season 2? Damn! So this is like her 2nd or 3rd debut!” I didn’t think that was her first debut, but she did say she was very nervous.
A lot of people talked shit about her new model. Said it didn’t look as good as her old model, that they liked the old model. The new model this, new model that. More people than you’d expect, an uncomfortable number.
People who care about what their audience thinks and trying to please everyone, worried about views, would have lost their minds.
IronMouse basically said “if you don’t like it, you can get the fuck out of my chat”.
That model is her favorite model TO THIS DAY. She ALWAYS uses it. It is now as recognizable as her old model was. She cherishes this model as if it was a gift from God, because it basically was. She’s good friends with the artist who made it.
Let this be a lesson to anyone who envies IronMouse, compares themselves to her, or worries so much about success. She is the LAST person you want to do this with. For IronMouse, being on Twitch, being able to stream, being able to do anything, is a blessing.
super agree with you there.
Considering her health it really is a blessing.
Any other dyslexics misread that as 'why ironmouse started screaming'
Given the nature of most streamers these days, that might well be equivalent.
(Though almost certainly not in IronMouse's case)
Quite an inspirational speech mouse. 👏 👏 👏
Mouse is just too precious, man
She speaks facts. And it’s not just streamers and VTubers, but also RUclipsr as well.
Mousey being a real one. She got that Sigma Male grindset.
Yea, she's totally right. You're not gonna start out with a lot on your first stream, unless you're part of a well-known agency like V-Shojo or Hololive (though they started with 0 too on a different channel, since Hololive requires previous experience).
Exactly
But also hololive doesn't require previous experience because some don't have previous experience but that does help them.
@@lethimdohisworkforyou1177 I think they do require previous experience. Check this out: en.hololive.tv/audition under the 'Guidelines' header: 'You have a proven track record for content distribution (including, but not limited to, games, songs, and illustrations).'
@@Cosmstack I think they just mean to say that the content may not be as a Vtuber they could be an online artist or musician or even vlogger.
That said, no matter what form of content you're creating, you'll still have to go through that same period where nobody is watching your work but you're making it anyway.
@@uselessprotaganist7444 Oh yea totally. I didn't necessarily mean as a vtuber. Like you said, anyone who creates any form of content has to go through nobody watching it except maybe your friends and parents.
Mousey is such an inspiration to everyone
full time streaming can be a career, but that doesn't mean it will be. people expect it to be easy
aight that's it, im buying her daki
i stream somewhat regularly, or at least i try to, and i barely get 1 viewer. I do it because it's a hobby. I'm not expecting money out of this, and i can't exactly keep a regular stream schedule due to work, my trash sleep schedule, and my horrid indecisiveness on what to play. (I can sit for hours, racking my brain trying to think of something to play, and by the time i can think to actually pick something, it's too late)
I can go for hours and not get a single message in chat or any viewers except bot hosters or bot accounts asking me to buy viewers. It can be really demotivating and harsh on my self-esteem, so I get it. It's gonna suck.
But those times I do have someone in the chat, even if it's a friend of mine popping in, i'm really happy. I was thrilled when I had someone I didn't know appear in chat and stick around, and even came back for other streams.
Just knowing someone likes me enough to come back and interact gives me that nice boost of serotonin. Knowing that I made them smile hits me with that good stuff. My biggest issue is I wish I could find the energy to visit other small streamers and do the same for them. Due to my own issues, I find it difficult to relax while doing nothing. When I do pop in to see other streamers, I can't stick around long, but when I have money i like to pass on a sub or two to keep people motivated. I want them to enjoy doing this because I know how hard it is to keep going when no one is watching.
I might not ever get to the point where I get loads of people in chat. I might not ever even need mods. But if I can just have those few people hanging out in chat, enjoying the show, I'll be happy.
You need to enjoy doing it. You need to have patience. Don't bet on a big breakout of popularity. Don't even bet on making Affiliate or whatever. That's how you hurt yourself.
I've been attempting content creation for years. Ever since the later times of Dark Souls 1 I tried making videos and literally anything.
Barely got shit.
But that initial depression didnt help me. When I got demotivated and didnt upload much, that hurt my consistency and hurt my chances at growth. Over the years it was a constant struggle of trying and then not trying. I never had the chance to experiment and learn what does and doesn't work. It sucks.
Honestly, I needed to hear these words since I’ve been streaming for years and I struggle to get above 5 viewers consistently.
Ironmouse just earned a truckload of respect from me.
Mousey is being real! she did it herself, hololive had a rich corporation pushing them, in japan they host real concerts with the vtubers all that money poured into the projects, western viewers helped pushed their youtube channels over million subs when it probably was way less, mouse never had that luxury, go mouse :)
That feels a little bit disingenuous to say towards the Hololive talents. Hololive requires you to have previous experience to even get a chance of joining, so they too started from 0. Getting into Hololive can't be easy either. They don't just accept you. They have to work hard for it. Once you're in Hololive, yes you more or less get 50k-100k subs before you even debuted, but that wasn't always the case either. As a company, Cover had to grow their audience (and their business. It wasn't a big and rich company when starting out) too when they started out.
Ironmouse is very smart
This should be required viewing for any aspiring content creator. If your response is anything other than "Hell yeah," you might be in it for the wrong reasons
Ive been making RUclips videos for 5 years now. My most viewed video was 4 months ago with 57 views. We all do this stuff because we love it.
thats one hell of a giant ass reality check for people out there.
i agree with everything she said.
actual inspiration, i wish i could be more like her, and other content creators who are the same - doing it for themselves and not worrying about how many viewers they have. i do art, and i always feel like i need to cater to the people who might follow me which means im not always happy doing something that i should love. i know i shouldnt worry about how many followers i have and do art i want to do, but its hard to do that - i guess mouseys just stronger than me
Repeating the Solid advice from Calli.
Keep producing content. Ppl will notice eventually
Thats what people need to hear more often, especially if they pick up ANY hobby or even wanna go for streaming.
Folks nowadays expect 1-200 views off the bat and end up destroying themselves. Do it for you and make sure you're enjoying yourself doing it.
Stream for the right reason. Be it vtuber or not, i could go on about the slew of new vtubers with chips on their shoulders, but i can also go on about people who genuinely deserve it. Love you mouse.
Four is a party.
I plan on doing this. Judy streaming what I wanna stream. Eventually doing a big project that is meant for others.
I will get some ad reads on podcasts if I can though. Just because I wanna find people who like the same stuff I do.
Words of Power
This brings me hope. Though I’m not as cute as her. Nor a women, so.
Damn, I’m screwed.
You’ll be fine. Having few viewers is better than no viewers
There are amazing male streamers dude. Don’t get down on yourself. It’s all about your personality, not your gender ^_^
Guys can be cute and like cute things too, don't be afraid to explore your cute side, just try not to go too deep
@@jacalynnepuder1172 it’s hard to be ideally cute when your six foot, I’m more like the gentle giant with a good heart. But thank you for your kind words.
@@CitrusPeppercorn I am a gamer, I intend on posting some montages pretty soon.
That day was the day out adorable satan flourished and began to strive. And our meme lord rose
She was very honest, I respect that.
That my friends is strength, that is courage and determination and that is how you do it.
I wonder if her first viewer's are still around
I'm pretty sure R0xy was one of them, she's been with mouse since pre-twitch at least
Mousey TED Talk.
Thank you IronMouse you inspírate me so much, i want be a good vtuber ^w^ I apreciate your words 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
True shit, I had a shit ton of fun doing stuff for myself.
Shit happens life goes on just keep going all you can do that's life
I dont get stream notifications for Ironmouse for some reason, id love to hang out IF TWITCH WOULD LET ME
Daily reminder that even streamers have to work hard
Mousey is one of the real ones
SIGMA ENERGY
Does anyone know if the VOD itself is on RUclips? I want to source it in my research paper but can't find it
It might be on Mouse's VOD channel but I'm not sure
I FOUND IT
Four viewers for your first stream is pretty impressive
The guys who said that was way too greedy for fame 🤦♂️.
If I ever streamed, I'd honestly expect to never have any viewers. I'd be surprised if more than one person (my best friend) came to watch my debut. I'd really like to become a vtuber some day, but with zero confidence and zero resources to even get started, I doubt that will ever happen. People can try to encourage you as much as they want and tell you "you just have to do it and stay determined", but realistically speaking the majority of people who try to become vtubers will probably never take off and will stay in relative obscurity. I am one of those people.
I set up my twitch account 2 days ago.
I haven't streamed. 🙃
Many People beliebe you get hundred of viewer already on your First stream. That is Not True! The ones that achive that have advertiesed themselves for months before their First stream. Through Connections With Other Streamers or Companys. But if you are Independent than Even having only 1 Person on your very First Stream is better than Most others.
The way I see it, they had four people turn up to watch a stream nobody knew about.
Those four people, instead of watching whatever they normally do, chose to watch a new streamer instead.
Doesn't seem like a failure to me, they obviously did something right if those four people hung around.
1 year later point still hits home
Does anybody know the vtuber she was responding to? I'd love to give some support
His name's Raphses, (aka Raph, as Mousey calls him here). He's one of the Precious Fam members you see fairly regularly and he's been talking about getting his Vtubing stuff ready for quite a while. He seems like a cool dude.
@@VentStrike Thank you!
'i grinded my ass off'
so thats where it went...
*I'd buy THAT for a dollar!*
I do love everything about mousey. The one exception that I think there is to not doing a lot of hard work right off the bat and people don't kill me for this
Is hololive. Ollie first debate stream itself had 100k subscribers on RUclips before it was over.
@ControlCardPin I think they get to keep more than a fraction of what they earn (Coco makes more than Yagoo after all), but other than that, I agree
Anyone seeing the like/dislike ratio?? 1.5k to 0. That's amazing
Nice buns, cute top mousie
I streamed to 0 viewers for months.
Starting at 4 viewers is good.
God, twitch is annoying.