Brandon Herrera

Yeah, they didn't respond initially.

But then a week later, I made a video using their creatine or something.

And then they follow me back and I got a DM.

And I was at 40,000 followers the first time I had a meeting with the team.

And two weeks later, when I signed the contract, I was at 100,000.

That's not a bad growth trajectory, I would think.

It's ridiculous, man.

I think last year we had over 700 million real views and then over 1.3 million new followers across socials.

Yeah.

When I was streaming, I literally like I had the stream deck set up and I had a little program in OBS that automatically cropped it to like the TikTok format.

Oh, no shit.

So I would just like press a button and it would save it.

I would just post like four or five times a day on TikTok.

But I started a TikTok in 2021 and it went from zero to 100,000 in two months.

That's how my stream grew.

But I didn't expect the conversion because I see a lot of creators on TikTok that have a lot of followers but don't have a lot of Twitch viewers.

But whatever it was about those clips, man, it was getting people to come over.

It sucks how much of it is all food.

That's the most frustrating part about it.

I talk about this quite often.