The Dark Side Of Phil: Understanding Streaming's Longest Running E-Beggar

#Dsp #gaming #documentary

TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Disclaimer
0:20 Intro
0:44 What the goal of this video is
1:36 If I miss any specific points of interest…this is why

CHAPTER 1: EXPECTATIONS
2:39 What is his “business”?
3:19 How is @DSPGaming different now compared to his past?
4:06 What is “support”?
4:14 Where does “support” come from?
4:22 How can people “support” him?
6:01 How does he feel about “drama” content?
6:10 What are his streams like?
6:14 Does Phil make mistakes, and if so, does he own up to them?
6:41 Does he know why his streams may be slow?
7:01 Does he regularly mention needing “support” on his streams?
7:30 Does he care about views, members, subs, and channel growth in general?
9:21 Is he self aware of how people outside his streams see him as a content creator?

CHAPTER 2: REALITY
11:24 In reality: what is his “business”?
13:50 In reality: has Phil really changed?
17:33 In reality: are his streams really "chill and positive”?
21:55 In reality: how does he handle being asked tough questions?
22:40 In reality: what does his “support" really look like?
36:21 In reality: what if someone else brings up that his streams are slow?
38:05 In reality: how is his @DSPReacts channel doing overall?
42:54 In reality: does he really stay away from "drama" content?
51:31 In reality: how are his actions starting to affect his streams?

CHAPTER 3: CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM
52:02 Give me a “fair shake” for my criticisms as you expect from others for yourself
52:36 Phil says he’s changed
54:15 Becoming an interactive live streamer
54:35 Key issues with his streaming (views/revenue/video performances)
56:12 Why low views for his channels is bad
57:07 Comparing his video views with his detractors
58:17 Nobody wants to watch a gamer suck at video games
59:20 Some “chill and positive” shouldn’t take constructive criticism negatively
1:00:36 Addressing his streams in an inclusive manner with viewers
1:02:40 Addressing his streams as he is in control
1:03:28 Much of his streaming set up is donated by viewers, according to DSP
1:09:02 Needing to take creating his own content into his own hands
1:09:45 Making viewers feel ashamed for not giving him “support”
1:11:42 What him saying “I’ve changed” sounds like
1:12:07 “if you accept money, then your content is owned by them”
1:14:33 Phil lacks control/self awareness
1:15:54 Why people enjoyed the @Sidescrollerspodcast interview
1:19:39 Being self-centered/having narcissistic tendencies/lack of accountability
1:22:28 How his audience should grow organically/not capitalizing on good opportunities
1:25:13 He always has to be right/blames everyone but himself for his problems
1:29:10 Phil makes viewers feel that they need to support him/no effort content/
1:30:33 Lack of self awareness to how others see him/protecting members of chat
1:31:55 Bad business model

CHAPTER 4: CRUNCHING THE NUMBERS
1:33:53 Youtube’s cut from super chats
1:34:29 Income from both channel’s memberships
1:35:29 Social Blade Guestimations on ad revenue
1:36:23 The controversial $5k business expenses
1:42:46 Why is Phil “Toxic”?

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