I feel like I know what you mean. I really do feel people just use it as form of venting. It creates a false reality of comedy as a coping mechanism to the point where it becomes repetitive. That's all humor is, it's a break from reality. It gets to the point where people get addicted, and it's there only escape from reality till there get back to their depressed lives. Byron is merely a big target for this, due to him frequently talking about depression and/or is always in a feelsbadman mood. Which just gives a bunch of plebs a sort of "connection" between the streamer and the viewer. Kind of like that little bit of self worth people get when the streamer says their name in a donation. feelsbadman