The girl asking is precisely the kind of Tumblr-using, Twitter-screeching, OnlyFans-as-a-source-of-income-because-white-men-won't-hire-me, always-online moron that make up the "fans" at these conventions. The panelist is right: He doesn't want to associate with his viewers because they're all obsessive fanatics.
That clip is the *perfect* representation of a parasocial relationship through Twitch or whatever other site there is out there:
A sad, pathetic viewer pleading for someone she can identify with, no original thought between the ears, desperate for any friend at all...
...And then you have Baldy McJesus on the panel, looking astonishingly average, emboldened by pure narcissism into saying what every single streamer with a following has in mind when face to face with a viewer
"I like, don't want my viewers to relate to me, cause like, i have like, and this is gonna sound bad, but i have like a God complex, and i do... Believe i am better than most people... Yeah."
Paraphrased, but the delivery remains the same, dude has the charisma of a wet rag, and the eloquence of an amnesiac.
Completely average guy is emboldened by the cash and views of other completely average, lonelier people. Its kinda fascinating, but sad, too