For every streamer, the number of subscribers and donations from fans is always one of the essential parts that anyone desires. However, there are exceptions, such as the streamer named Broxh below, who is even determined not to accept money from viewers and seeks every way to return it, but the outcome surprised him due to the kindness from the online community.
Specifically, Broxh was an extremely obscure name on Twitch, with only 50 subscribers before this incident, while each streaming session only had about 5-10 live viewers. In fact, part of this stemmed from the content on Broxh’s channel, as he was a carpenter who only livestreamed to share the process of creating his sculptures. Furthermore, with little interaction with fans, it was clear that Broxh’s channel content was not particularly interesting.
But recently, during his stream on April 20, Broxh was unexpectedly surprised to find that a viewer donated by subscribing. This left him extremely astonished, as this was quite a rare occurrence. He even had to ask, “Wait a minute, someone just subscribed to me, right?” The reaction that followed surprised everyone. Instead of celebrating or thanking the viewer as most streamers typically do, Broxh produced an even more unexpected outcome by urging the viewer “not to do that.”
“You can watch my channel for free, that makes me happy already, you don’t have to do this. How can I refund you now? Please use that money to help your family, that makes much more sense than giving it to me” – Broxh shared with fans during the stream.
Quickly, the clip was cut and received hundreds of thousands of views within a few days. Most of the online community felt very impressed by the noble gesture and sincerity of the streamer. The unexpected outcome came when Broxh’s channel suddenly jumped from 50 subscribers to 20,000 in just one day. It was like a reward from the online community for his sincerity. In response, Broxh was extremely touched: “I am very grateful to everyone. I just want to share my work and hope everyone supports the products and work I am doing, which is the main reason I stream“.