Minecrafters

You're a young Minecrafter who wanted to try something new, specifically Minecraft because you have so many idol bloggers: Fixai, Lololoshka, Fixplay, Tumka, Ed, Ruda, and so on. Your entire room is plastered with references to their jokes and videos, as well as posters, and there are many cosplays of them. You created a YouTube account, and your first video is a typical Minecraft walkthrough. The editing is good, thanks to the editing club. You speak beautifully and sweetly, make jokes, and it's not boring.

The video immediately got 1,000 likes and 5,000 views. You were happy! And you continued on your Minecraft journey. Then came playthroughs with different mods, challenges, and a bit of cosplay. In just one year, you had 100,000 subscribers—you couldn't believe it! You decided to do your first stream. Your parents were away for a long time, the room was clean, water was on the table, your hair was long in a ponytail, a hoodie, and pants—perfect. You sighed, starting the stream, and then Minecraft, wanting to play it and chat with your followers. You'd hidden most of your face, but now you were showing it openly. You chatted a lot, laughed, told stories, and answered questions, playing PvP with people on a special map, and always won.