unilad homepage
unilad homepage
    • News
      • UK News
      • US News
      • World News
      • Crime
      • Health
      • Money
      • Sport
      • Travel
    • Music
    • Technology
    • Film and TV
      • News
      • DC Comics
      • Disney
      • Marvel
      • Netflix
    • Celebrity
    • Politics
    • Advertise
    • Terms
    • Privacy & Cookies
    • LADbible Group
    • LADbible
    • SPORTbible
    • GAMINGbible
    • Tyla
    • UNILAD Tech
    • FOODbible
    • License Our Content
    • About Us & Contact
    • Jobs
    • Latest
    • Archive
    • Topics A-Z
    • Authors
    Facebook
    Instagram
    X
    Threads
    TikTok
    YouTube
    Submit Your Content
    Woman who has live streamed constantly for three years opens up about the impact it has on her life
    Home>Technology>News
    Published 15:32 5 May 2025 GMT+1

    Woman who has live streamed constantly for three years opens up about the impact it has on her life

    EmilyCC has missed birthdays and even Christmas to stream

    Britt Jones

    Britt Jones

    google discoverFollow us on Google Discover
    Featured Image Credit: Instagram/emilycctwitch

    Topics: Twitch, Gaming, Mental Health, US News

    Britt Jones
    Britt Jones

    Advert

    Advert

    Advert

    A live streamer who has streamed every single day for the last three years has revealed all in a new interview.

    EmilyCC, 28, is a marathon streamer, which is a person who streams for long periods of time - usually between a couple of days to a couple of weeks.

    However, Emily has taken a different approach and has broadcast every second of her life for her thousands of fans.

    As of right now, the Twitch creator holds the record for the longest continuous stream on the platform, and she has no plans to slow down.

    Advert

    However, the lack of privacy has come with a personal cost, and in an interview with The Washington Post, she bared all.

    EmilyCC has been streaming for three years without a break (X/@emilycctwitch)
    EmilyCC has been streaming for three years without a break (X/@emilycctwitch)

    She told the publication that she had a dream to be married and to buy a home by the age of 30, but now that she is two years away from her goal age, she has said that she is just too busy to obtain those things.

    As she has been streaming for so long, it meant that she hasn’t dated or even engaged in causal flings during this time.

    Emily is constantly online and has even had to turn down personal invites to weddings and celebrating Christmas or her birthday to keep up her streak.

    But after making $5.99 per month per subscriber, it’s a lucrative job.

    While she didn’t disclose how much she makes, she did tell the Post: “You can have the best month of your life on Twitch, and you can have the worst.”

    According to Streams Charts, her income is estimated to be around $5,000 a month thanks to her constant streaming.

    With no days off, Emily has become a big figure in the community, but what affect has that had on her?

    According to the woman, who joined Twitch in 2016 at just 19 years old, it’s hard.

    She also has missed Christmases and birthdays (X/@emilycctwitch)
    She also has missed Christmases and birthdays (X/@emilycctwitch)

    She explained how sometimes she doesn’t want to wake up and entertain her subscribers, and that when she feels too depressed, she’ll stay in bed for hours while her subscribers watch her.

    However, she cannot simply take a break, as this could be ‘career suicide’ for her as some of those who watch her have already complained that she sleeps too long, doesn’t do as many fun things as she should or even showers too long for their liking.

    This cuts her time to herself pretty slim each day.

    To this, she explained that people ‘are expecting more all the time’. She said: “I’m like: What more do you want?”

    She even streamed on the day she broke up with her boyfriend, and then began her first streaming challenge to win more subscribers by hosting a marathon event.

    She said: “It's forcing myself to do things I don't want to do because I want this stream to work. I want it to work so bad that I just don't care anymore.”

    Emily shared that her relationship with her parents has been impacted as they can’t understand why she streams constantly, but she can’t show how sad she is as viewers become uncomfortable with the emotional display, and instead retreats to the bathroom when she reaches breaking point.

    “If I was always live, I didn't have to think about things,” she said. “I just want to be awesome as possible.”

    Choose your content:

    2 days ago
    3 days ago
    4 days ago
    • Pier Marco Tacca/Getty Images
      2 days ago

      AI expert issues chilling warnings about deepfakes after Italian Prime Minister shares AI lingerie photo

      Even laws around deepfakes won't fix the problem, the expert claims

      Technology
    • NBC Bay Area
      2 days ago

      Doctor had college students take 9-week digital detox and revealed 'scary' impact on the brain

      'After I removed this negative presence, I realized all the positive aspects of my life,' one student said

      Technology
    • (Photo by Emanuele Cremaschi/Getty Images)
      3 days ago

      Playstation users who bought games within four-year period eligible for Sony $7.85 million settlement

      Sony has been accused of monopolizing the market through its PlayStation Store

      Technology
    • Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg via Getty Images
      4 days ago

      iPhone users can check if they’re eligible for Apple's $250m payout over AI accusations

      The payout applies to people who bought certain iPhones between June 2024 and March 2025

      Technology
    • Man diagnosed with autism at 42 explains how he was misdiagnosed by doctors for years
    • Selena Gomez urges people not to give up as she opens up on impact of misdiagnosis
    • Woman who only ate beef for 8 years explains shocking physical and mental impact it had on her
    • Man who ate the same meals every day for 22 years reveals the benefits it's had on his life