- Joined
- Oct 6, 2021
He was successful because he hadn't yet let his alcoholism take control, and he was good at getting guests who knew more about the law than him, and because Nick was basically an ignorant layman, he knew what questions the average layman would want to have clarified and he asked them.Nick is kind of bad at streaming. He takes like twenty minutes to make a point about something everyone already knows, then quickly treads over what people don’t already know, making nothing more clear than it was before. It’s a wonder his stream ever got as popular as it did. I think it’s because the people he brought onto his show actually were good at explaining things, and he was a funny enough MC.
People didnt tune in for Nick, they tuned in for the trials and for his guests. Nick was a decent host when he could stay sober.
Once the drink got hold of him he became an embarassment, and his guests started to distance themselves, Nick made the show about himself and his debauchery, and he became the content, instead of making the content, and when that happened the only people who stayed around were hardcore Balldo Washers and people like us who liked watching trash fires.
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