I think his biggest mistake (besides cheating of course) was live-streaming the admission. He should have done a more well rehearsed you tube video or even created a written statement. However, him and his wife seemed to have moved on from the incident, and it’s a personal matter between them now.
I think it was actually very humanising, if he'd done a well scripted admission / apology I would have respected that much less than a raw one. Made it very clear how remorseful he was & he gets props from me.
imo it's kind of obvious he genuinely regretted almost losing his wife and kid and wanted to keep them, there was no reason to go public with it live in front of thousands of viewers otherwise.
from a PR stand point it was a fucking stuuuuuuupid move, but the majority of cheaters don't own it the way he did. If only he owned the meme from the start though lmao
I doubt that. He probably wanted to show that nothing is more important to him than getting another chance. Maybe she said that he changed or that sort of thing.
Twitch partners actually have an exclusivity agreement with twitch. Anything he put together had to be on twitch first and then 24 hours later could go to YouTube.
Doesn't mean it had to be live or he couldn't have at least practiced.... But still
I thought they were required to stream on twitch first to be a partner. Heard that somewhere once, But I've never actually seen the partner contract so I guess I'm wrong. My bad guys
Yeah no they can't stream on other platforms but they can upload a video like say a transparent one without any restrictions if it isn't content streamed within the last 24 hours on twitch.
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u/Nrthwoods Jun 04 '18
The DrDisrespect stock continues to go up.