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Guy streams himself sleeping on Twitch for a night, earns around Php775,000

Who doesn’t wish they could sleep around all day and ignore their responsibilities? It may sound too good to be true but it looks like Asian Andy is living the dream earning $16,000 (approximately Php775,600) in just one night.

The LA-based content creator hopped on a new trend on the streaming platform, Twitch. People have been filming themselves sleeping where viewers are able to tip them in order to leave messages that disrupt their slumber. Andy set up text-to-speech recognition for his audience to trigger his Alexa to play loud music, imitate a dog barking, or make his alarm clock go off.

Viewers clearly had a good time messing around with Andy because he ended up with a whopping number of donations by the end of the stream. A memorable moment from his 7-hour broadcast was when a user scared him by saying someone was at the window.

Asian Andy has a following of over 40,000 on both Twitter and Instagram, with more than 1 million subscribers on YouTube.

 

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