IShowSpeed Says Working a 9-5 Is ‘Way Harder’ Than Streaming

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As a fellow admirer of IShowSpeed, I find his perspective on the world of streaming truly enlightening. His experiences working various jobs as a teenager have undoubtedly shaped his outlook and appreciation for the creative freedom he now enjoys as a streamer.

Recently, I hopped on the popular podcast, Club Shay Shay, hosted by former NFL star Shannon Sharpe, where I opened up about my thoughts on streaming versus traditional 9-to-5 work. My insights caught people’s attention, especially since I drew parallels between my past employment experiences and my current successful career as a popular streamer.

Let’s explore the key moments from IShowSpeed’s conversation with Shannon Sharpe.

What did IShowSpeed say about streaming?

During an interview with Shannon Sharpe, IShowSpeed likened the role of a streamer to that of a traditional 9-to-5 worker.

When Sharpe inquired whether streaming is more challenging than maintaining a traditional 9-to-5 job on his Club Shay Shay podcast, Speed disclosed that he had held numerous jobs as a teenager. He explained, “I worked in the kitchen of a caretaker’s house, and I was also a waiter. When I worked there, it was incredibly tough. It was mentally exhausting, truly.

The prominent streamer expressed that from his personal experience, a 9-to-5 job is much more challenging and mentally taxing than streaming. Sharpe responded by offering his perspective on why some people may find their 9-to-5 jobs harder.

In simpler terms, NFL legend Sharpe stated, “Most people don’t enjoy the traditional 9-to-5 workday, but since you adore streaming, it doesn’t feel like work to you.” He further explained that when one loves what they do, it serves as their motivation to wake up each day. When asked if he was excited about streaming, Speed replied affirmatively, expressing his eagerness to generate new ideas and continue developing his craft.

The discussion also covered some of their past online blunders related to the internet. Sharpe brought up a recent viral occurrence where he accidentally broadcasted himself in a private situation on Instagram Live, jokingly asking, “Hold on, did they see me? Or did they see you?” To which Speed replied humorously, “Yours was more embarrassing! You were making noise and seemed to be fully engaged!

IShowSpeed’s comments underscore the contrast between traditional jobs and streaming, where passion for the work can significantly change how it is perceived. Ultimately, his experience reveals that for him, streaming is a creative outlet rather than a burden.

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2024-11-29 04:40