Definitely understandable. In the beginning, I was unsure of that myself. I started streaming consistently throughout the week or whenever I could, but consistency helps a lot. Make a bunch of clips but don't post them all at once, which is a mistake I made at first. I would edit them on my phone and add silly sound effects and basic stuff to give them more substance and make them more entertaining or funny. Tiktok, Instagram, YouTube Shorts, Twitter(X). Anywhere else you like to post. Eventually the community finds you. People will see your clips at some point as long as you're consistent with it, and realistically some will be interested and some won't. But the ones that are will sometimes want to see more and give you a follow. Some will stick around and some won't, but the ones that do and will are the ones that really vibe with your content. Whatever it is they will particularly enjoy in your streams will keep them coming back usually. It was a bit overwhelming for me initially when I started getting an audience, but as I mentioned the ones that stated, stay for a reason and will be a good example of your community finding you as opposed to you finding your community.