Justin Bieber joins Twitch and makes big future streaming promises
Canadian singer Justin Bieber has joined Twitch, marking the massive music star’s entry into the streaming industry as he spoke on his future plans for this new endeavor.
Justin Bieber needs no introduction, as he’s a renowned singer and influential celebrity who currently boasts millions of followers across various social media platforms. While he gained his fame through his music, the singer has since gotten involved in a broad variety of activities. These range from investing in tech startups to co-founding streetwear brands. Bieber is now adding another feather to his cap: the creation of a new Twitch channel.
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While he isn’t the first singer to create such a channel, he may be the biggest to date, and his fans want to know whether Justin Bieber will actually start streaming regularly on Twitch.
Will Justin Bieber be streaming on Twitch?
Justin Bieber has already streamed his first broadcast on Twitch, and the singer has confirmed that he will continue to be streaming regularly on the platform moving forward.
Bieber streamed his first Twitch broadcast in a warehouse that also serves as his music studio. The singer gave viewers a tour of the warehouse, and the general consensus was that “it’s huge.” His debut Twitch stream also featured the singer in a gaming mood, as he played basketball, pool, and even futsal.
Justin Bieber on Twitch
Bieber announced during his stream that he plans to stream “pretty much every day.” He told his viewers to tune back in and watch his streams moving forward. While many expressed their surprise at Justin Bieber joining Twitch, most fans were just happy about the streamer making content on the Amazon-backed platform.
This is the first time the streamer has gone live on his new channel, but it isn’t exactly his Twitch debut. Justin Bieber was previously seen on
Rangesh “N3on” Mutama’s stream, saying at the time that he was there to provide “moral support.”
Massively popular streamer
Kai Cenat
also mentioned in March that Justin Bieber had texted him, fueling speculation that the two might one day collaborate. Viewers were intrigued at the time, but didn’t know if Justin would actually be seen with Kai or on Twitch at all. With the debut of his own personal channel, such a collaboration suddenly seems like a very real possibility.
Fans have reacted positively to Justin Bieber’s official Twitch debut, as they want to know more about him and see inside his life. Many are especially excited with the signer sharing plans to continue streaming regularly.
If Bieber does decide to become a regular streamer, there’s no telling what sort of
streaming viewership records
he might one day break.
Feature image credits: Twitch and Justin Bieber
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