[00:00 - 00:57]The speaker and Poki Main are on the third episode of the OTV podcast.

[01:12 - 02:26]The speaker talks about how they are both controversial and outspoken within OTV.

[01:33 - 02:14]The speaker makes a joke about riding high horses and being outspoken.

[01:52 - 04:32]Poki Main talks about her desire to be more authentic and true to herself.

[04:20 - 07:30]She received positive reactions from other streamers, who were glad she was able to tweet something "spicy".

[04:32 - 05:37]Pokimane tweeted out a screenshot of her income, showing that she was ranked at 39th place.

[04:32 - 05:46]Poki Main shares her experience of grinding and pushing to reach the top 1.2% in the game Valorant.

[04:49 - 04:56]They talk about the difference between players at the top 1% and 0.1% in the game.

[05:22 - 06:23]Poki Main shares her experience of grinding and pushing to reach the top 1.2% in the game Valorant.

[07:21 - 08:07]They talk about the difference between players at the top 1% and 0.1% in the game.

[07:31 - 09:21]The speaker makes a joke about riding high horses and being outspoken.

[07:31 - 11:35]She received positive reactions from other streamers, who were glad she was able to tweet something "spicy".

[09:02 - 09:55]They talk about the difference between players at the top 1% and 0.1% in the game.

[09:55 - 10:55]They discuss how they have both grown and changed since their earlier streaming days.

[10:23 - 11:07]The speaker makes a joke about riding high horses and being outspoken.

[11:07 - 12:53]The speaker mentions that people don't understand how much money streamers make from subs and ads on Twitch.

[11:58 - 14:37]The speaker mentions a tweet where they joked about not being able to pay their rent despite making millions from viewers.

[13:03 - 15:47]Some people claimed to have donated their entire rent to Pokimane, which was later revealed to be fake.

[14:09 - 15:41]The speaker mentions that people don't understand how much money streamers make from subs and ads on Twitch.

[14:37 - 15:05]They talk about how the speaker's audience may perceive them as mocking them for donating.

[15:05 - 16:43]The speaker mentions a tweet where they joked about not being able to pay their rent despite making millions from viewers.

[15:16 - 17:10]She received positive reactions from other streamers, who were glad she was able to tweet something "spicy".

[15:48 - 17:10]The speaker mentions that people don't understand how much money streamers make from subs and ads on Twitch.

[16:19 - 17:58]They discuss a recent leak of Twitch income and the potential for viewers to see the numbers and exclusive deals.

[16:19 - 18:55]Pokimane tweeted out a screenshot of her income, showing that she was ranked at 39th place.

[17:58 - 20:21]Pokimane had previously been approached to tweet sponsored content, but turned it down as it felt inauthentic.

[17:58 - 21:33]The speaker reveals they were offered a six-figure deal to promote a mobile game on stream.

[18:22 - 20:10]They mention the value of their brand and the impact of taking deals that are not authentic to their content.

[20:10 - 21:18]The speaker and another person are discussing making money on Twitch.

[20:10 - 23:13]The speaker discusses the struggle of balancing playing a new game on stream and worrying about content being dry.

[20:33 - 23:41]They bring up the idea of using cameo appearances as a way to gain mainstream appeal and impact.

[20:38 - 24:25]They discuss the concept of cameo and how celebrities may devalue their brand by promoting anything for money.

[23:42 - 25:09]The speaker and their co-host debate the pros and cons of staying in the gaming industry versus transitioning to traditional entertainment like acting.

[23:56 - 24:43]The speaker expresses gratitude to Ninja for paving the way for platform deals and jokes about wanting a cut of his success.

[23:56 - 24:43]The idea of creating their own movie or short film is brought up, with a potential appearance in Shang-Chi 2.

[24:10 - 25:09]The speaker and another person are discussing making money on Twitch.

[25:10 - 25:46]The speaker expresses gratitude to Ninja for paving the way for platform deals and jokes about wanting a cut of his success.

[25:10 - 27:08]The speaker and their co-host debate the pros and cons of staying in the gaming industry versus transitioning to traditional entertainment like acting.

[27:09 - 29:48]The speaker questions whether their audience would be taken aback by their appearance in a movie, and the need for it to be well-made in order to be successful.

[27:27 - 28:13]They mention their interest in behind-the-scenes work and the importance of being in control.

[29:13 - 32:34]The speaker mentions being approached for acting roles, but only wanting to do it if they have mastered the skill and it makes sense for them.

[30:02 - 30:31]The speaker questions whether their audience would be taken aback by their appearance in a movie, and the need for it to be well-made in order to be successful.

[31:44 - 33:42]The speaker mentions being approached for acting roles, but only wanting to do it if they have mastered the skill and it makes sense for them.

[32:59 - 34:04]Their IMDB credits are brought up, including nominations for streaming awards.

[33:20 - 33:42]The speaker shares their own insecurities, which they attribute to being constantly criticized and judged.

[33:42 - 33:57]The speaker advises other streamers to focus on enjoying what they do and finding other goals aside from ones that are out of their control.

[33:57 - 34:04]They express concern for their friends who have experienced a sudden increase in popularity and are now struggling with a decline in viewership.

[34:04 - 34:10]The speaker attributes this stress and anxiety to a fear of becoming irrelevant.

[34:10 - 34:50]They acknowledge that all human beings have insecurities, but some people are better at hiding or ignoring them.

[34:50 - 35:33]The speaker shares their own insecurities, which they attribute to being constantly criticized and judged.

[35:33 - 36:28]They mention that focusing on physical appearance can be damaging to one's self-esteem.

[35:41 - 37:34]The speaker believes that the larger a streamer's audience, the more insecure they are about their viewer count.

[37:06 - 38:02]The speaker attributes this stress and anxiety to a fear of becoming irrelevant.

[37:34 - 38:42]The speaker advises other streamers to focus on enjoying what they do and finding other goals aside from ones that are out of their control.

[37:42 - 37:47]They mention that success and viewership numbers can be unpredictable and are often impacted by external circumstances.

[38:43 - 39:45]The speaker discusses the insecurities and fears that come with being a prominent female Twitch streamer.

[38:43 - 42:32]The group acknowledges that friendship can be difficult to navigate due to different perspectives and expectations.

[38:59 - 39:18]The speaker shares their own insecurities, which they attribute to being constantly criticized and judged.

[39:34 - 40:40]The speaker advises other streamers to focus on enjoying what they do and finding other goals aside from ones that are out of their control.

[40:00 - 41:03]They also mention the challenges of running a business and being part of a network like OTV.

[40:22 - 43:30]The discussion revolves around the difficulties of maintaining friendships among streamers.

[40:56 - 42:16]The group talks about the difficulties of inviting guests to offline shoots due to potential conflicts and drama.

[41:04 - 46:40]The discussion turns to the challenges of being part of a business of friendship and how it complicates things.

[43:40 - 44:35]Toast is praised for his logical and impartial perspective in mediating conflicts.

[44:13 - 47:49]The group discusses the challenges of giving advice to friends in conflicts and the pressure to remain neutral.

[44:35 - 47:42]The discussion revolves around the difficulties of maintaining friendships among streamers.

[44:48 - 45:28]The group discusses the challenges of giving advice to friends in conflicts and the pressure to remain neutral.

[46:41 - 49:26]Michael is mentioned as someone who stays out of drama and is envied for it.

[46:57 - 47:33]The discussion ends with Toast being asked if he has had any confrontations with friends in the group.

[48:00 - 48:34]The cameraman, Brodin, shares his perspective on seeing drama within the group.

[48:17 - 49:47]The group acknowledges that friendship can be difficult to navigate due to different perspectives and expectations.

[48:48 - 52:07]The discussion revolves around the difficulties of maintaining friendships among streamers.

[49:28 - 51:29]The discussion turns to the challenges of being part of a business of friendship and how it complicates things.

[49:53 - 50:09]The group discusses the complexities of navigating friendships and interactions with other streamers.

[51:01 - 51:06]The group acknowledges that among us has become more content-driven, causing tension for some members.

[51:29 - 54:27]Toast shares his perspective on organizing among us lobbies and trying to keep a balance among friends.

[51:50 - 53:27]The discussion turns to the struggles of communication and how it can lead to issues snowballing.

[52:07 - 55:06]The discussion ends with Toast being asked if he has had any confrontations with friends in the group.

[52:27 - 55:17]Toast shares his perspective on organizing among us lobbies and trying to keep a balance among friends.

[53:28 - 53:36]The group acknowledges that among us has become more content-driven, causing tension for some members.

[55:17 - 56:59]The discussion revolves around the difficulties of maintaining friendships among streamers.

[55:50 - 57:18]Pokimane is mentioned as being the most competitive person in the group.

[56:07 - 58:06]The speaker reflects on their experiences playing "Among Us" and how it was more fun when everyone was genuinely trying to win.

[57:19 - 58:52]Toast shares his perspective on organizing among us lobbies and trying to keep a balance among friends.

[58:07 - 59:06]The streamers discuss how their friendship dynamics are affected by being competitors in the streaming industry.

[58:07 - 1.00:51]The speaker mentions a past incident where they criticized a fellow streamer for focusing on their chat instead of playing the game.

[59:06 - 59:37]The discussion turns to the challenges of being part of a business of friendship and how it complicates things.

[1.01:27 - 1.05:37]The speaker reflects on their experiences playing "Among Us" and how it was more fun when everyone was genuinely trying to win.

[1.03:51 - 1.08:35]They share their concerns about burnout and the potential health repercussions of streaming for long hours.

[1.06:05 - 1.07:04]The speaker reflects on their experiences playing "Among Us" and how it was more fun when everyone was genuinely trying to win.

[1.07:04 - 1.08:07]The speaker mentions their aspirations, including being in Hollywood and having a "fat ass."

[1.08:36 - 1.11:26]They share their concerns about burnout and the potential health repercussions of streaming for long hours.

[1.09:33 - 1.14:37]The speaker mentions their aspirations, including being in Hollywood and having a "fat ass."

[1.14:37 - 1.16:30]They discuss the importance of family and kids, but acknowledge that it is not something they think about often due to their focus on streaming.

[1.16:30 - 1.18:33]The speaker discusses their relationship with someone and how it might impact their friends

[1.16:53 - 1.19:37]They discuss how they can come off as intimidating due to their work differences and viewership

[1.18:33 - 1.19:53]They mention that they don't show their friendship in a conventional manner

[1.18:40 - 1.19:10]The speaker compares themselves to Daenerys Targaryen, saying that people love and fear them

[1.19:38 - 1.22:58]The speaker talks about how they appreciate people who are unafraid of them

[1.20:45 - 1.24:57]They discuss how they have to be the "bad cop" in meetings and confront people when needed for the betterment of the whole group

[1.23:02 - 1.25:25]They mention that they don't show their friendship in a conventional manner

[1.23:15 - 1.26:26]The speaker talks about a time where they yelled at someone for not doing their job properly

[1.24:43 - 1.26:11]The speaker discusses their relationship with someone and how it might impact their friends

[1.26:26 - 1.30:33]The speaker talks about a time where they yelled at someone for not doing their job properly

[1.30:40 - 1.32:44]The speaker discusses their relationship with someone and how it might impact their friends

[1.30:48 - 1.32:26]The speaker talks about how relationship content does well in the streaming community

[1.32:45 - 1.32:53]They mention that they don't show their friendship in a conventional manner

[1.32:53 - 1.33:57]They discuss how they can come off as intimidating due to their work differences and viewership

[1.33:07 - 1.36:36]The speaker talks about how they are now at a point where someone else being involved in their life won't make or break them.

[1.34:07 - 1.35:13]The speaker discusses their relationship with someone and how it might impact their friends

[1.34:20 - 1.35:13]The speaker used to tweet a lot about girls and relationships but stopped due to negative reactions.

[1.34:50 - 1.35:18]They started to worry about the image they were projecting and its effect on potential relationships.

[1.35:18 - 1.39:15]They mention the pressure of dating apps and the decision-making process that goes into swiping.

[1.38:13 - 1.43:38]The speaker shares a story about a bad date where the other person didn't mention they had two children until later.

[1.43:38 - 1.52:11]The speaker shares another story about a crush and gives advice on how to approach the situation.

[1.51:19 - 1.54:22]They mention measuring their butts in the next duo podcast.

[1.51:32 - 1.52:35]They mention the pressure of dating apps and the decision-making process that goes into swiping.

[1.53:18 - 1.54:09]The speaker and the host banter about talking shit and scrubbing their butts.