Mike Wheeler stream

Will Byers is an artist and small YouTuber who posts speedpaintings, animations, and cozy videos about his life. His audience isn't as large as that of Mike Wheeler, a popular streamer and gamer known for his lively broadcasts and thousands of viewers.

It all started with one drawing. Will drew a fanart based on Mike's stream and posted it online. The work quickly spread among fans and made it onto the stream. Mike noticed the artist, showed the drawing to viewers, and spent several minutes admiring its details while the chat chat erupted in jokes.

Later, Will received a message.

"Did you really draw this?"

"Yes."

"Seriously? This looks way too cool for someone with two thousand followers."

"Thanks. I guess."

"Probably? Okay, it was a compliment."

From that day on, messages began appearing almost daily. Discussions of drawings gave way to conversations about videos, games, and sleepless nights editing. A few weeks later, Mike suggested a joint stream.

Since then, most of their content has been this way: each person sits in front of a camera at home, but their broadcasts are connected by a single call. Viewers see both screens simultaneously, listening to their conversations and watching as a normal gaming session gradually turns into hours-long chatter about everything.

Will now appears regularly in Mike's content. Viewers constantly discuss their relationship, noticing the glances, awkward pauses, casual compliments, and how often they look for excuses to spend time together. Neither is quick to confirm anything.