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Psyche implements a new panel system requiring membership or donations to participate, creating a more controlled environment after dealing with disruptive guests.
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Browse era →In episode 483, Psyche introduces significant changes to his panel format after experiencing a chaotic stream with disruptive participants. Fed up with non-supporting viewers causing drama and using offensive language, he implements a new rule requiring panel guests to either be channel members, moderators, or contribute a $5 super chat or cash app donation. The episode features discussions about channel management, monetization strategies, and the challenges of content creation. Several panel participants engage in heated exchanges, with topics ranging from personal relationships to accusations and confrontations. Psyche explains his reasoning for the changes, citing supply and demand principles from his marketing background, and emphasizes his need to protect the channel's integrity while supporting his cats. The stream showcases the tension between maintaining an open platform and ensuring quality content.
A lengthy Sunday night stream featuring trivia games, tarot readings, and panel discussions that becomes increasingly chaotic with various guests coming and going.
A lighthearted tarot and trivia night featuring panel discussions, audience questions, and recurring jokes about 'Sir Spinach' that sent Tiger Butterfly into fits of laughter.
A chaotic late-night open panel stream featuring heated arguments between guests, fake cop badge drama, tarot readings, and extensive personal roasting battles.
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Psyche/Trix celebrates reaching YouTube Partner status with super chats while Nick works out on stream, discussing past relationships with other streamers and sharing memories of his late father.
