Streamer Stayed Live For 1,000+ Hours Because He's Afraid To Be Alone

Streamer GPHustla has been live on Twitch for more than 1,000 hours, a record-breaking number. While his total live time reached 1,039 hours, he revealed the reason why he streamed for such a long time.

His reason will actually catch you off guard. He said he streamed continuously to avoid the feeling of loneliness.

“That’s one of the reasons I don’t want to stop the stream right now. I’m nervous to be alone again. It’s almost like there in the back of my mind like as soon as I go offline I’m now alone again.”

GPHustla says he has had this feeling for a long time in the later years of his life, which could be the reason why he connected with streaming that much.

Starting on August 15, the streamer has been live for more than 40 days. During this time, he has played various games as well as shared other content with viewers such as TV watch parties, sporting results, etc. He has let the stream continue even when he sleeps.

There are times when he had to end the stream to switch from the computer to a mobile device. According to GPHustla, the stream has since been ended at times after 48 hours, then the Open Broadcasting Software will automatically restart so that the stream can go on for longer.

In the past 30 days, the number of views on his channel has increased by 47.3%, as per Social Blade – a Twitch statistic tracking site.

However, we recommend you not to stream non-stop for such a long time if you don’t want to cause adverse effects on your health. According to a study by Dr. Chou Yuan-hua, reported by Wired, prolonged exposure to video games can cause brain damage due to the slow blood flow to the brain. Over the years, many articles have also pointed out death risks from gaming for too long such as thrombosis, heart failure, tendinitis, seizures, and more. So, before deciding to stream for long hours like GPHuslta, make sure you have carefully considered all the risks and potential issues.

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