DSP still thinks people watch him for his gameplay. Like really, Phil? People are watching to laugh at you, not because they actually care about you playing the game. Nobody’s tuning in thinking, “Wow, I can’t wait to see Phil play this.” Ever wonder why platforms like TikTok, Twitch, and Kick only keep streams up for about 30 days? It’s because no one’s going back to rewatch that stuff. Meanwhile on YouTube, you can easily go back and find streams—and guess what? No one’s doing that with yours either.
You constantly disrespect the games, the gamers, and the developers who make them. You’re a joke and a fraud, and hardly anyone likes you. You're not getting a Switch 2 to actually enjoy it—you're doing it to flex and try to milk money out of your dwindling fanbase. There are over 122 million active Switch users out there who genuinely enjoy the platform. You’re not one of them.
You'll probably boot up Mario Kart, rage at it, and complain the whole time—then call that $500 “well spent.” Typical DSP.